This movie feels like it was shot in one weekend, it is just a bunch of disconnected bad scenes, no story, no plot, nothing. When it was finished, I asked myself "what the hell did I just watch?".
Nick Nolte needs subtitles, couldn't understand 80% of his dialogue.
Thanks for that review.
When I heard about this I thought it might be good, but I just watched the
preview and everything about it was kind of off-putting. From the cutesy
stale humor of saying the wrong thing at the funeral, to the cliche slapstick
and the same old, and I mean old faces. I was going to see this, but I saw
the way Redford's last movie "All Is Lost" showed up on NetFlix and Amazon,
guess I'll just wait to see how bad it is when it gets to video on demand.