The film seems kind of unfocused, didn’t interview enough of the producers

Fun insight into the man behind SNL

Very interesting, and fun as a long-time SNL fan to see some inner workings/BTS footage. If anything, it felt like it went on a tiny bit too long--my interest flagged a bit over the last 15-20 min. That's partly because of the nature of the subject--if he wasn't so forthcoming about himself, after a while it felt like stretching to fill the assignment. But all told, I enjoyed it a lot. I don't know how interesting it would be to someone who wasn't that into SNL to begin with, or to even a casual fan. But if you listen to Lonely Island or Fly on the Wall podcasts, this is probably for you.

It is a good coming of age movie dealing with many subjects. The movie is emotionally charged. I would recommend this movie but it isn't for your fast 7 crowd. I thought some characters could have been developed more. I liked the priest a lot. The young boy did a nice job. Some of the subjects captured were racism, bullying, patriotism, and death.