A young boy makes friends and enemies in a confusing World that has its challenges and elements of horrific humour.
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The Loneliest Boy in the World was a refreshing watch that had the right amount of humour and horror, and mixed in with it was a juicy amount of complete weirdness.
I really enjoyed his little voyage in life and especially the odd characters he meets along the way. The only "thumbs-down" for me would be the length, it could and probably should have been about half an hour longer to develop some of these wonderful characters more. At, least that is what I would have done.
Some have suggested The Loneliest Boy in the World is targeted at teenagers but I think not. Whilst this will attract that age range you can certainly watch and enjoy what's on offer here being an adult and I would go as far as senior citizens too.
The Loneliest Boy in the World was excellent entertainment value and you will spend some good time after it finishes thinking about what you have just enjoyed.
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