GBF

Fun, sugary sweet and just the right side of kitsch.

...there's something cheering about the fact that in 2014 it's possible for a film like this to both exist and get distribution.

With its fruit-punchy color scheme and bouncy soundtrack, G.B.F. also earns extra credit for skirting any outright malice in its treatment of the types of characters who typically are the villains...

While it's funny to watch the initial puzzlement on the Queens' faces at Tanner not resembling the queer people on Bravo, there are more serious issues here, such as anti-gay bullying...

Even when the film’s humorous and heartfelt moments don’t gel, there is a lot of bracing honesty.