Dan Levy is good, but I expected more depth
Good Grief delivers a compelling narrative with Dan Levy's standout performance stealing the spotlight. He knows what he is doing and what he wants to achieve and he does that well, with raw, honest emotions. His portrayal is both captivating and, at times, a tad obnoxious, but if it is part of the storytelling, I accept it.
The storytelling is enriched by a well-curated musical backdrop. I love the music.
However, the subplot involving his female friend feels somewhat disjointed, lacking the depth that could have enhanced the overall experience. It's a little bit too much, for my taste.
While the film offers a love story, it falls short of exploring the characters' personalities and stories in a more profound manner.
The storytelling is enriched by a well-curated musical backdrop. I love the music.
However, the subplot involving his female friend feels somewhat disjointed, lacking the depth that could have enhanced the overall experience. It's a little bit too much, for my taste.
While the film offers a love story, it falls short of exploring the characters' personalities and stories in a more profound manner.
- zorica-stamenkovska-534-990224
- 7 janv. 2024