It seems too soft, too sweet, too coming-of-age. Light on the “McLovin,” if you follow.
But “The Kings of Summer” seems to wear its heart on its teenage boy’s sleeve. Pals sneak off into the woods to build a cabin and hide from their parents. All summer. And it’s not a horror movie.
“The Kings of Summer” opens June 21.
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