I Love My Dad

"Just nope. "

"There is a reason this movie has won at a couple of film festivals, one being SXSW. It gets dark and anxiety-inducing at times, but then it becomes incredibly hilarious and makes you want to cringe. Beautifully written and directed by James Morosini. Will totally watch again. "

"This was darkly distressing at stages yet comically uplifting at others. What the son and father each were going through most of all felt true, aching, and deep. Mental health and feeling and being alone, with an urgency to connect, were important themes here. "

"This movie was weird but funny "

"Wasn't sure first going into this film but it REALLY picks up towards the middle and end. Lots of cringy, humorous yet wholesome bits throughout this film that really make it enjoyable. It's also a true story! "

"More creepy and sad than funny in my opinion. The acting was heartfelt and the directing was well done but the whole thing was unsettling and I could not be at ease watching it. I wanted to feel sympathy for Patton Oswalt’s character but I just couldn’t. "

" funny movie, but lots of secondhand embarrassment, also how TF was this a true story?!?!"

"WHAT THE F*CK!? This movie was f*cking wild especially when you find out it’s based on a true story. It’s also absolutely hilarious and I could not stop laughing. Parts felt like a sad train wreck but you cant help but feel some what bad for the Dad trying whatever he can to fix what he has with his son."

"If a Today I F*cked Up thread from Reddit were made into a feature length film. Patton Oswalt delivers a great performance as an estranged father going to great (and hilariously cringy) lengths to connect with his son."

"Funny and sweet. Also creepy and cringey. James Morosini wrote, directed and starred in this movie based on his life. I was impressed with Claudia Sulewski as Becca."