Humor Me

Nice story about a man who needs to better himself after having just generally given up on life. Nothing too serious or monumental, but certainly solid and heartfelt, if a little mushy and contrived at times.

The message of the film is a pretty decent on the whole, saying that you have to actually try, while not taking yourself too seriously, and then whatever you do will be better for it. It doesn't promise the world, only a nicer place in it. It's a little sickly sweet, but it makes sense.

Overall I would recommend this movie, it's nothing revolutionary but it is fun and pleasant, while also not really being too offensive. Generally appropriate for young and old, as long as they don't take themselves too seriously.

This movie is a lovely tale about a man who finds new meaning at a low point in his life when he's forced to move in with his widowed father, who now lives in a retirement community. The casting is fantastic, it's full of "dad" jokes which people will either love or hate, and it has a lot of heart.

Not a movie that many would enjoy. But I think it's a brilliant movie about life, family, grieving and rebirth. I loved every second of it, because it's soooo good and really relatable. I am amazed that it did not win any major awards...

Funny and heartfelt, this film is refreshing mostly for not trying too hard. A separated down-on-his-luck man goes to live with his widowed father, licking his wounds after his wife leaves him for a billionnaire. Ouch!

I loved seeing Elliot Gould in a great role- he is a legend as always. The older people in the film were treated with respect. And rarity of rarities there is no silly political agendas in sight.

No gross seggs scenes either.

I really appreciate that.

Is it groundbreaking? Not at all, but sometimes you just need a nice little inoffensive palate-cleanser, and Humor Me definitely fits the bill!

Thats all i really have to say. it just bugs me when good movies dont even credit the lead actors.