Everything's Going to Be Great

This is a really heartfelt movie. It's genuinely funny, it's not a teenage cliche high school romp, it's got much more heart and intelligence. I really do not understand why it hasn't scored higher. It had me looking up songs because of the great soundtrack, and it had me in tears, blowing my nose and using tissues. Loved it.

Everything's Going To Be Great isn't a good title for this movie. Because the entertainment level was pretty weak in my opinion, certainly not great. To be honest it's just not my kind of movie as I found it boring and pointless. There is nothing bad to write about the cast though, all good actors but with good acting alone you are not guaranteed of a good movie. I can see why other people would enjoy this one but I can also understand why others were not that impressed. I wasn't.

This movie deserves a 7 score. I had to give it 10 to raise the overall.

The dialogues are funny & clever. The story is so new & unique, not a boring subject.

It has Wes Anderson & Woody Allen vibe.

Worth to watch, better than bunch of stupid 6-7 score commercial action movies out there for sure.

I saw this film at the Tribeca film festival, and was incredibly moved. The performances are outstanding and the story illustrates an American family and their day to day struggles to find their dreams. It appeals to everyone, and the movie has heart and soul. Please go see it. It's a happy tale in uncertain times. And it speaks to how love and connection really matter.

If you are a Janney or Cranston fan you can't miss Everything is going to be Great. Together they are like Astaire and Rogers -- they don't miss a beat. I don't want to spoil anything -- I'll just say their chemistry is sublime.

I love Bryan and Allison - incredibly talented actors. So why are they in this? I am not sure. The script is horrifically juvenile and cliched. It attempts to come off as 'real' and it's anything but. Predictable and uncomfortably sentimental in a way that isn't even close to earned. The plot and dialogue is nothing you haven't seen before. I don't want to focus on the skill of the young actor in the lead as being bad but he wasn't directed to come off as believable at all. Same with the older brother. It's cringe all the way through. How did this get green-lit and how did they get 2 big talents to sign on? That might be a better movie.