Diana Menschikova, 199

About a Boy Movie Review

I recently saw "About a Boy" and was very touched by this movie. It is a
comedy-drama directed by Paul Weitz and Chris Weitz. The movie is an
adaptation of the novel "About a Boy" written by Nick Hornby. The work
depicts what happens when an immature man is taught how to behave like
a full-grown by a 12-year-old boy. Long story short, a child-free Londoner
helps the boy to become a cool guy and the boy teaches him how to grow
up.

This movie is filled with talented actors who make the film true to life.
First, Hugh Grant gives an ideal image of a man who is doing well and
doesn’t take care of any life issues. Nicholas Hoult is also good for a lot of
touching moments throughout the film, even though he is a child, Nicholas
is able to convey all the emotions. The casting for this movie is really per-
fect, and the actors do not disappoint.

This movie will definitely resonate in the hearts of those who still find the
answers how we should respond to the challenges that life imposes on our
lives.

Overall, this is a great movie with a mix of drama and funny moments all
rolled into one. If you’re looking for a movie with warm atmosphere and at
the same time full of serious issues, this is undoubtedly the movie for you.