The Kings Of Summer is so innocent and well-meaning that it’s hard to throw stones at it — it has the wide, winsome, don’t-hurt-me eyes of a homeless puppy. Unfortunately though, it’s not a very good movie and whenever a certain character is on screen, it’s quite awful. A tiresome and derivative coming-of-age comedy, The Kings Of Summer tells of three teenage pals – Joe, Patrick and Biaggio – who, in the ultimate act of independence, decide to spend their summer building a house in the woods and living off the land. Their goal is to become free of their overbearing parents. Once they build it, not much interesting happens. They hike to a nearby Boston Market for food and the plot thickens with the arrival of Kelly (Erin Moriarty) at the lad’s lair, a cute teen both Joe and Patrick are interested in. Meanwhile, the boy’s...