This movie introduces a little known form of dementia through the lead character in a manner that is believable and keeps audiences guessing how rapidly his condition affects his work. Michael Keaton brings this condition to life through well acted contemplative scenes. The story twists are well orchestrated. The element of a family dynamic is not expected but rounds out the man's life very well, letting the audience see that the effects of disease is not confined to one individual. Mr. Keaton also deserves well earned credit for excellent directing of this movie.
Sunday, March 24, 12:01:20 PM
Love seeing Michael Keaton in a movie every few years. This movie was a little slow, but good. Shame it looks like it's going away, too 🙁
