Goodrich

It was good but I was expecting better with all the talent in this movie. Had some seriously slow parts. Still worth a watch.

Goodrich is a small and amiable film, but also a very rewarding one. It could be dismissed as light but I believe that would be doing the film a disservice. It has a gentle humour and pleasant humanity that resonated with me. Andy Goodrich is an art gallery owner in Los Angeles. In the middle of the night his wife calls him and informs him that she has gone into rehab. He is shocked to know that she had an issue. He is left to look after their two young children which is rather challenging. His art gallery has financial problems so all around it's a crisis thrust upon him. He leans upon his adult daughter from his first marriage for help, but they have their own complicated history. This is a beautifully told tale of a man looking back and forward at his life. A film of reflection and regret. It's wonderfully acted with Michael Keaton especially superb as Goodrich. This is a very easy film to like and enjoy.

Funny. Heartbreaking. A man witnessing his business and personal life crumble but doing it with grace. Keaton knocked this one out of the park. Loved it.

Goodrich is a heartfelt drama about family anchored by Michael Keaton's sincere portrayal, which makes it impossible not to connect with his character and get invested in his life. The story focuses on a father-daughter relationship that feels genuine and emotionally resonant, leaving viewers with much to reflect on in their own relationships.

Loved it. Highly relatable.

Michael Keaton's acting gets better and better every time I see him. I think the movie is not special.

I enjoyed it but it's really nothing special. I liked the build up but felt like the ending didn't get much further ahead, it needed at least 15 more minutes to get there for me. I get what the movie is trying to portray, and it does it well, but that doesn't mean that it couldn't have been so much more. The lack of ambition is palpable. The whole movie is basically someone trying to get out of a coma and then they do and it ends right there.

I would not watch this at home for free with my usual insomnia ,watching at the theaters? Crappola....

I have never written a review before however this movie fell onto my screen tonight as I was unpacking the weight of parenting. Such a beautiful and raw projection of the realities of raising humans. It is so true that while we watch our children grow up they are also watching us grow up. Thankful for this healthy indulgence

First time watching a post Christmas movie that actually got me emotional and on the edge of crying . It's just a good wholesome movie which I thought Hollywood lost the taste for