Everything's Going to Be Great Review
Comedy ‘Everything’s Going to be Great’ Turns Out to be Mostly Just Okay. The new movie from ‘Tetris’ director Jon S. Baird follows a theatrical family dealing with stress, grief and growing pains, starring Bryan Cranston. The sort of small-scale, yet big-hearted comedy drama that looks to carve out space among the bigger movies at the box office, ‘Everything’s Going to be Great’ looks to mostly draw attention from its two leads and a quirky blend of coming-of-age misadventures, family tension and, just to mix things up, visions of long-dead entertainment figures.
It’s something a little different from director Jon S. Baird, who is better known for the more vulgar likes of police comedy ‘Filth’, but has certainly dipped into theatrics before via his biopic ‘Stan & Ollie.’