Antisocial boy with superpowers in scrapyard

    by Gupma: Movies

    A young man in a black hoodie sits in a scrapyard, raising his hand with fingers spread. The caption on the image reads 'This antisocial boy has superpowers.

    Transcript (en)

    His antisocial boy has superpowers. At school, he's a nobody who gets bullied by his classmates. But when he gets home, he becomes the punching bag for his drunk father. When I say open that door, you open the door. You got it? Even photography, the only hobby that gives him a little comfort, is brutally forbidden by his father. Porting a $500 camera while your mom dies in there? I mean, how selfish can you be? But this time, for some reason, he finally finds the courage to stand up to his dad. His already violent father can't stand being talked back to by his own son, and that gives him the perfect excuse to beat him again. But in the very next second, this one, seven-year-old, suddenly unleashes a terrifying power. With just one move, he throws his father three meters away. His name is Andrew, and his life is an absolute mess. His mother, the only person who truly loves him, is terminally ill and doesn't have much time left. At school, his classmates all look down on him. He thought he was doomed to be a loser forever. But one night, an adventure changes everything. His cousin and Steve, the popular guy at school, take him to a mysterious underground hole. After hearing strange sounds coming from inside, Steve decides to go in first and check it out. Deep inside the hole, there is a strange glowing crystal. The energy coming from it is so strong that it even messes with the camera. and after the three of them touch the crystal, something even stranger happens. The crystal turns red. All three of them pass out but early the next morning they gather together again as if nothing ever happened Their bodies seem to have changed in some way No matter how Matt throws the ball, it always hits Steve right in the face. And when it's Andrew's turn, he actually makes the ball stop in midair. Clearly, the radiation from that mysterious crystal has given them some kind of power. At first, the three of them try to keep a low profile. But within just a couple of days, they start unlocking all kinds of new tricks. And among the three of them, Andrew is clearly the one who handles it best. Unlike his cousin and Steve, in just two days, he makes his telekinesis feel even more flexible than his own fingers. He can freeze the camera in the air whenever he wants. Every button, every angle, he can control it exactly how he likes. He can even draw a woman's face in a bowl of soup out of thin air. Um, excuse me, can you come here real quick? Um, can you just look at that? To figure out what has happened to their bodies, Matt suggests going back to that mysterious underground hole. But they discover that the pit has already collapsed. The whole area has also been sealed off by the military. Since that's the case, they might as well enjoy the fun that comes with having superpowers. They use telekinesis to lift girls' skirts with a hairdryer. They mess with other customers' shopping carts in the supermarket. And they even use toys to scare little kids for fun. She's just looking at it. What you looking at, girl? Stay in school. Steve can even move a car with his telekinesis. The more they enjoy it, the more reckless they become with their powers. Until one day, a car behind them keeps honking nonstop. Andrew simply gives it a light push, and the car loses control, crashing straight into the river by the road.