PJ Chartrand

Wonderful movie, brilliant cast, fabulous story. I've yet to share it with anyone of any age where they were not charmed by the film. Unlike the standard Mum/Dad are ready for 'the home' with painfully obnoxious children hell bent on stealing their parents remaining years the cast is filled with adults who are treated as such. The acting, the music, everything is absolutely brilliant including the humor in this script.

I can count on one hand the number of movies I've turned off, this is one of them. It may have made an adequate sitcom, Ellen locking herself out every time she went outside was our first hint especially as she managed it with a dead bolt lock that requires a key to lock. The best thing is thinking about how all the mature actors got to return to the set to relive better days and much, much better scripts. I wouldn't be surprised if they'd simply filmed the actors when they were 'backstage' they wouldn't have gotten a far superior film by far without insulting the audience's intelligence. If you want to watch movies with more mature actors may I suggest anything with Olympia Dukakis' or something made by British movie makers? The Last of the Blonde Bombshells, both of the Marigold Hotel movies, anything with Maggie Smith in it, or even some of their TV shows like Vicious as apparently in the UK people don't automatically become feeble, suburban sitcom clichés after 60,

Cute movie though "Shine on Harvest Moon" was introduced by the Ziegfeld Follies circa 1900 so unless Chase et al over 100 possibly something a little more representative of the what the pot smoking, 'shroom eating, 80 year olds on a road trip might have chosen would have been far more realistic?

What a tragic waste of talent, heartbreaking really when you know none of them need the money. I suppose we have no one to blame but ourselves when we saw the endless list of producers at the start of the movie meaning they had to beg & borrow an awful lot of money. The preview is excellent, and the outtakes at the end are cute, watch those, skip the movie as even during a lockdown due to plague you honestly have better things to do.

Brilliant movie plus it gives insight into the casual disregard for health by the government. The acting is excellent across the board.

If you just like fight scenes you'll rate it higher but if you want things that make sense this isn't for you. Would you go anywhere without your gun if you knew someone was coming to kill you? Would you not put your seat belt on when driving with someone you'd never met before? If your mate was missing for 9 months would your first thought be let's go to bed wink wink, nudge nudge? And so it goes. The acting is good, the writers need to step up their game, a lot.