Best kids movie ever. Teach kindness

What a wonderful story -- told by an amazing cast! I loved it and will watch Troop Zero again and again, as I promote it to, and share it with my friends and family.

Lovely film, great story and brilliant acting, also from the children. It’s got sad undertone to it, as the main character grieves the loss of her mum and it portraits inequality and poverty in the US, but it’s got great energy and many funny moments.

Warning: Foul Language. Sugar Honey Iced Tea word... Should not be a "PG" rated movie.

Very beautiful. This movie might come to me in the right moment, and that's something very important for a movie which can really bring some melancholic feelings, and represents so good how very often, we keep beauty and unusual magic people not being able to shine being themselves. Main characters, despite being build in a simple way, are powerful and very well acted, bso is perfect, and I have to say is a very enjoyable movie.

the first time i saw this movie, was the first time i felt represented in a film.

I liked this one. It some really nice messages and life lessons. It shows that you shouldn't get discouraged by what other people think of you; that you should embrace who you are, but never forget about being good to others. It also shows that often times, the ones who appear normal are just using a mask. Viola Davis did a great job here, as well as the girl who plays the main character. I had seen her in other stuff and she is really good. Cannot wait to see what she does in the future. When movies have kids, it's always a fine balance between accurate depictions of childhood or adolescence, so turning off the brain a little bit is necessary. But overall i had a great time watching this and strongly recommend it!

I loved this misfit movie. As a child I had kidney infections that didn't match the 1st grade teachers bathroom break schedule. So the forgiving support of the troop was comforting. Also, the raw grit of the down trodden against the bias of the more afuant made the story seem real, and relevant.

This is a film with a nice message, about it not mattering if you fit in or not, something that hits home to me. The characters are fun and its a relatively entertaining film, although there are bullying aspects present in the plot. I thought the cast did a good job and it was a fun, amusing and poignant watch. I can't say I'd heard of 'Hell-No' as a girls first name before, nor 'Christmas' but, there you go - the characters are shown with their quirks and all, such as one character who has an eye patch. It has a nice wholesome pro inclusivity aspect to it and so I'd recommend to others.

Light. Entertaining. A nice break.

The southern accent was just too much for me to bear. Couldn't finish it.

Canned unoriginal dialogue, and I can't believe someone thought it would be a good idea to film a bunch of kids pretending to piss themselves on stage. Unbelievable. I don't care how all-inclusive we are trying to be these days, nothing about that is a good idea. I accept all kids and all their issues, I do not accept adults exploiting their issues for their "work". Jim Gaffigan?! I'm looking at you...

Best movie I've seen in recent memory. The shi@ eating grin Mckenna Grace boasts for half the movie alone is worth price of admission, she acts the hell out of her role.

It's witty and heartwarming and the feels are so good.

The script drags on so much it could almost put you to sleep (If you do happen to doze off you wouldn't miss much). Great actors and cute ending.

Typical modern quickly put together crap movie, contrived, and poorly done. In the name of inclusion, they cast a narrow and bigoted view of homosexuality. If you are a gay male you must be uncoordinated and unable to run or play sports, like to skip around like a fairy and be an expert at doing women's hair. Poor character development, mediocre acting. So to be inclusive Netflix treats homosexuals with a heavy dose of bigotry, to show the exploitation of children they create soft child porn, and to expose the dangers of global warming they scare seals off of cliffs to their deaths. Shame on Netflix and the producers of this movie.

Ok, the critics suck, this is a nice movie and touches on so many real life issues and stressors. It touches on loss, hope, dreams, fear and friendship.

I loved it. Feel good while still being hearty and poignant. Well acted. Made me happy.

Wow. Although it's a film about 10-year old girls, this could be the most feminist thing I've ever seen. And I don't mean misogynist, but genuinely supporting what it means to be female and not perfect. By using children most, if not all, of the knee-jerk reactions to these sorts of stereotypes are avoided. Even the adults are sympathetic and nuanced. The overall outcome and predictability level is a little so-so, but for the vast majority, it's a really enjoyable film. Also, love the Reservoir Dogs homage. I laughed pretty hard at that one. I liked this one.

Dear PG film makers, WTF is up making a movie, fiction, featuring a lot of kids, created for family entertainment, but with an absurd amount of cigarette smoking. Not only that, it was exclusive to the only black adult in the film. What message does that send to kids? Everytime u see a black woman in this flick, she's smoking, and the white woman is drinking. I would have rated this with and additional star w/o it. it's not neccessary or nor does it add to the film. Perhaps i sound like a real Ned Flanders but i smoked for 15 years and was super annoyed. As were my kids.