Your Reviews
My husband and I enjoyed all the great actors and it was a different spin on honoring and respecting our elders
Critic Reviews
As a showcase for rising young star Michael Angarano and Christopher Plummer, pic offers the pleasures of connecting Hollywood traditions and generations in the spirit of Peter Bogdanovich's films about and inspired by the movies.Full Review
Man in the Chair has few surprises. Once its machinery is humming, it settles into a soothing fable of a last hurrah.Full Review
With its flashy, music-video style edits, rock-scored montages and septuagenarian cast, it's hard to say who, exactly, is the right audience for this unusual comedic drama.Full Review
We'll overlook the clichd predictability of their partnership and note that Plummer, and M. Emmet Walsh as his lonely friend, are a pleasure to watch.Full Review
