Sacramento Reviews

I know most of the cast to be comedic, but this wasn't anywhere close to funny. There wasn't much overall enjoyment either, as I giggled maybe once and lost interest after I realised there was no actual plot. Maybe if I were a first-time parent, I would relate more, but I don't plan on ever having kids. It's a way too simple story about friendship and parenthood that I found hard to connect with. Otherwise, it's a quiet flick that starts at a high 6 or 7 and gradually drops to a low 3 or 4.

Chill movie

4

very cute. the performances are fairly good, i really like michael cera on this one. a story of grief, solitude and moving on.

Lovely story about becoming ready for next chapters of life, love, and one’s journey

Overall the film leans too heavily into roadtrip cliches. Felt like a much lesser “Real Pain”. But if you liked that, you might like this.

4

This movie was OK to me. It’s just a little too out there at times and weird to watch. Some of it can be a little bit relatable but overall it’s just kind of dumb.

A fun indie movie with lots of heart. I just couldn’t look away how neither of the leads could grow a beard.

Very good cast and fairly interesting plot. I give it props for being like the indie movies of yesterday. But I really struggled with the Michael Cera character.

Quirky indie flick with the ever-quirky Michael Sera

A beautiful spiritual journey examining fears of fatherhood and rekindling friendship. A lot of depth to it and just as much very funny humor. Both leads, Michael Cera and Michael Angarano, are fantastic. Very pretty visuals.

The cast is full of iconic people. but why lie? i’m confused a bit

3.5/10 just cousins get invested to any part of this movie. It felt weirdly similar to the Kieran mcculkan and Jessie eseinverb (I know I spelt those names wrong) movie that recently came out. Too many similarities and even that movie wasn’t great.

one of my favorites from this year so far!!!!! it was so cute and funnnnnnnn

Never been so happy to see Michael Angarano grace my screen since his feature role in Sky High

Pretty good buddy comedy. Michael Cera steals every scene he’s in. 7/10