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T B 11/10/2022 left after 50 minutes. trite and unoriginal. mediocre writing & acting. See more Google 11/06/2022 Well acted, especially Sadie Sink. Good pacing. Thoughtful story that was believable and touching See more Lance J. @RottenUmbra Apr 10 I watched it because Sadie Sink was in it, but omg I struggled to finish it, most boring and basic plot ever. See more Ava V @RT47926349 Mar 9 Beautiful movie, the ending made me cry, definitely watch! See more Tommy D @Thomas005 Feb 5 Very very good movie. The reaction is ok See more W.L. C @WayneCampbell Feb 3 Sink carried a lot of weight in this role, and she was up for it. Sadly, the omnipresent score and soundtrack don’t allow for any sort of intimate connection to Tess, leaving us feeling like we’re watching a 1980s After School Special interpretation of what grief recovery should look like. Worse are the constant jump cuts and oddly placed handheld camera movement; considering the résumé of cinematographer Joel Schwartz, it’s clear he was out of his depth. There were some weird choices made in ADR as well, lending a cartoonish quality to the more emotional scenes and pulling focus in others. That said, the cast were all excellent in their roles. Justin Bartha in particular was an outstanding supporting character as David, and Vivien Lyra Blair shines as little Emily, punching far above class. Gren Wells needed to assert a little bit more creative control in the editing room and the music department, but pulled together workable performances that told a relatable story. See more Read all reviews

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