Uncle Frank

I thought this is the best performance [Paul Bettany's] given since Gangster No. 1... secondly it's really funny.

Uncle Frank revolves around Uncle Frank, and Bettany's career-great performance as a man who knows where the gaps are in his life, and how much his whole relationship with his family is about holding his breath.

Even Paul Bettany firing on all available cylinders can't quite save this mixed-bag melodrama from its flimsiness.

Uncle Frank is fated to become the green bean casserole of this holiday's film streaming options: designed to appeal to everyone, but destined to remain uneaten.

An evocative slice of retro Americana and a highly entertaining road movie.

Uncle Frank doesn't have the witty indirectness of American Beauty or Ball's TV classic Six Feet Under, but it has a strong and very convincing performance from Bettany.

Uncle Frank is sure to be one of Amazon’s future awards season players.

It's a film with too many instances where characters do completely out-of-character actions simply to advance the plot.

Solid, compassionate, accessible film that pleases.

Even in its small way, its a film that feels like progress. We dont often see such a straight-forward close lens on this kind of story; while it sometimes lacks subtly, it was a story many of us want to hear, and more of us need to.