A film like this reminds you to look at the average rating on RottenTomatoes, not just the percentage. At 94% it's clear this is a universally liked movie, but I think that speaks more about the usual shit that Hollywood puts out as opposed to saying this is a great movie(it's good, definitely not great).

Giamatti stars as a lawyer who coaches high school wrestling. He's struggling to make enough money and soon a series of events end up with him and his wife taking care of a client's grandson(he's a wrestler, of course).

It's pretty straightforward, a bit predictable. There was just something that kept me from liking it more. Decent flick though.