How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies Reviews

fuck Im going to kill myself. i've never shedded tears over a movie like this before. 10/10

I absolutely loved this movie! It was a heartwarming blend of humor and emotion that had me laughing and tearing up. The characters felt real, and their journey was both entertaining and relatable. A delightful story that truly tugged at my heartstrings!

Cried and i loved every second of it

“When I grow up, I’ll study to cure you.”

This movie is so heartfelt and really makes you cherish your time with someone before they leave.

Sobbing, screaming, in a mess.

You’re my number one 🥹

I already knew I was bound to cry before starting this beautiful film have tissues w u 😔

Made me bawl my eyes out for 3/4 of the show. A cinematic masterpiece 🤌🏻🤌🏻 the filming and color grading was amazing

Not sure i’ll ever recover from this

A slow burn that you just instantly connect with M and grandma. I was told this might make me cry, I expected to tear up, but I balled my eyes out at a couple parts. You see difference of gender, generations, and traditions and question what is right and not. And family love.

Great movie but didn’t hit incredibly hard for me.

CRIED SM I COULDNT BREATHE CUS I DIDNT WANT THEM TO KNOW J WAS CRYING

Quite a sad & feelsbad time. I liked this portrayal of Asian family dynamics under a single grandma. The MC & his relationship with her is also very realistic & relatable & seeing the dilemma of her position is quite eye opening. The way this is shot also feels very grounded &…

It's a good movie, it shows us an interestingly sad reality

Based on how viral those reaction videos got, you'd think people lost a whole limb watching it. It was a decent little gdh film like normal, but nothing exceptionally amazing or emotional like people claimed

Absolutely love this movie 🍿

A very simple sentimental story about accepting that someone you love is growing old. Not so perfect family dynamics, the grandson’s change in how he saw her grandma, all that resonates at some level. Didn’t overdramatise it much but showed it beautifully

This movie really shows never to take the time with your family for granted. It was sad how the family treated grandma, especially her youngest son and brother. I am glad the daughter's hard work was noticed in the end. I need to see my grandma.