Good Bones

Good Bones is a comedic coming-of-age story set in the cutthroat world of Hamptons Real Estate. Danny O'Brien, 22, dedicates one last summer to his family's failing real estate agency, and to his father Joe's seemingly obsolete values: poetry, integrity, and community. The O'Briens are challenged - endangered - by heartless capitalist modernism, as practiced by the liars and cheaters at Superlative Properties, realtors to the Ultra-Wealthy and Fabulous. Danny complicates the game by falling in love with Clare, a beautiful and suspiciously sophisticated Superlative summer intern. All is framed by the mad swirl of "summer people" who party, sleep around and generally amuse themselves as they indulge in the excesses of "The Season." And key players chase the grand prize: the open auction, on Labor Day, of Tilden Point - the last great parcel of virgin land on the East Coast.

Very early in this film, I formed an interpretation which I believe to be completely correct, and borne out by the plot and details. I thoroughly enjoyed the journey, and was surprised by many aspects of the film along the way.

I enjoy most of Tim Bohn movies. I know his parents are proud!

I enjoy watching Kelly Bensimon Movies. I have never been disappointed yet. But I must say this movie blows you away!!!! It will keep you thinking long after the movies over

Drop everything and go see it right now. If already seen, see it again!!!

Tim Bohn, you deserve a standing ovation. From an unbiased, stand-alone movie point of view, this film does an incredible job of being exciting from beginning to end

So good. The film was easy to follow.

Watched this movie and loved every second of it. David Brandman pulling it off yet again!

Well thought out script. Not sure it is a five but better than a four star.

...and it's exactly what I wanted to watch.

I wouldn't have thought Andrew Botsford could do a better job in this role. I would recommend this to anyone!