What do non New Zealanders think of this movie?

A bit late replying as have only just seen it in the UK. Stunning! if some humour went over my head I certainly did not miss it, there were great laugh-out-loud moments (Boy dancing for Chardonnay) and superb acting - Boy and Rocky (aaaaw) plus Dad (Alamein), who was such a real character that I sort of fell in love-hate with him as the film progressed.
I found out after watching that Alamein - Taika Waititi - also directed and produced the movie - totally amazing. It really touched me and actually made me cry at the end. In short, one of the best movies I've ever seen I'll definitely be thinking and talking about it for a while to come.
Great dance sequence at the end too!

American...

Loved it. Charming, humorous, and no ulterior motive other than to appreciate the human existence.

I'm Dutch and I loved it too!
An amazing actor that little kid, all of them actually. The story is universal, the 80's references are great for thirty-something's like me and everybody finds out their that is not the hero they thought he was at some age...

Canadian, and if there was humour I missed it didn't matter, because I loved it anyway.

*SPOILER FOR EVERYTHING BELOW*
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority

Argentinian, loved it (I have lived in NZ though)

Im Australian, loved every second of it, even better than his last feature (eagle vs shark) . Most of the humour was pretty universal (the teacher smoking a ciggarette out the window in class killed me), but im lucky enough to have a maori girlfriend (coincidentally from the same part of nz) who filled me in on some of the more kiwi-80s-orientated material.
Everyone should see this film, it is really phenomenal. New Zealand certainly makes much better films than Australians do.

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Saw this at Sundance and LOVED it! It was my favorite movie of the festival that year. I really hope it gets a further US release. TELL YOUR FRIENDS!!!!!

p.s. Watch for a Flight of the Concords joke!