I thought this was a fantastic movie. Truly the full cycle of life through different Acts and loved how they went in reverse order taking you back to Chuck’s childhood to learn who the man on the sign was. It pulls at all the emotions. Really felt like one of the great movies from the 80's. 3.5 out of 4 Reeses Peanut Butter Cups.
Stars Emily Bader and Tom Blyth, two actors I was unfamiliar with before today. Now I certainly am. Both put on a great performance that felt real to its core. Friends by circumstance. Vacation friends. Best friends. Will they, won't they. This one has it all. It'
Katie Holmes. Josh Lucas. Jerry O'Connell. Great cast that feeds off each other well. It was a Hollywood version of a Hallmark movie. It's based on a popular book series of the same name. By the end, you understand why this is a hit book series.
I went into this thinking it was a movie about stand-up comedy, and while that plays a role in the movie, there is so much more going on. Mid-life crisis, marriage complications, trying to find yourself, chasing your passions, and a reminder to never give up. This movie does a
All the Oscar buzz but not truly Supreme. Chalamet's performance as Marty Mauser, the top-table tennis player in the world is worthy of recognition. However, the screenplay from Safdie and Bronstein tries to jam so much in your face. Think of the movie as a blurry combination of