Lori L

If you’re expecting Ray Romano and Sebastian Maniscalco laughter- this movie is not it. It was a deeper script with real life family dysfunctions and trials. Ray’s son comes to redemption in the end in a moving moment of finding his own voice and path. It was a very beautiful and emotional moment. I grew up in a large Italian loving family full of support and goodness. I couldn’t identify with the cat fighting here and found some of the language gratuitous.