"That's why I don't go on the internet. You go there and people hate Forrest Gump."

Oh shit I hope they don't find letterboxd

when i grow up i want to be holly hunter's wife

Absolutely
motherfuckin'
magnificenttt.

i saw a matinee of this with a crowd of old people and you know which joke got the biggest laugh? i'll give you a hint: it was about hugh grant

i thought that holly hunter had already blessed mankind enough with her voice but then she went and ended every racist frat boy in existence? she is too generous!

Good: For this specific genre of film it is pretty much perfect. I really enjoyed this and the cast is perfect.

Bad: This is very nit-picky but I can't get it out of my head. I don't blame the cast or the director for this, I totally get this was based on real life events. But I have seen so many of these "dramas about comedians" and I'm starting to get really sick of them. They're not bad or anything it's just starting to be a chore to sit through. What saved this movie for me was the Pakistani marriage elements and the great chemistry between all the leads.

Highly recommended romantic comedy.

Writing was quick, smarts, & realistic

Hands down the one of best rom-coms of the 21st century. I loved this film perfectly blending comedy and drama into one of the most realistic movies about love. I'm kind of a Judd Apatow fan boy so when he slaps his name on something I'm there straight away and this movie didn't disappoint, the films tone reminded me a lot of Trainwreck, characters trying to find love but then a sickness from a loved one changes things. This was fantastically written, directed, acted the whole thing I loved. Ray Romano and Holly Hunter are brilliant, she kicks so much arse. It's such a sweet story with great characters and an emotional and funny script.

Have you seen him? A

Cute.

79/100

It's not something you've never seen before (except for maybe the Pakistani-American angle) but it's smartly written and this has got to be my favorite thing Ray Romano has done.

Some of the most funny and emotionally stinging lines I've seen in a movie this year

Solid comedy/drama that had some great supporting characters and actors that made it all work. It had a lot of decent laughs but unfortunately nothing that would put you in pain.

An enjoyable flick that juggles two disparate themes with surprising deftness: tragedy/illness and a culture clash. It's not perfect, but it follows an unusual structure and felt fresh because of it.

It was...
Sick!
In a good way