Robin Williams..
is the main bright spot in this movie.
More like a big flop right along with the other people in this movie.
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RIP :(
shareI watched this last night for Robin. Not one of his best films, But I thought it was cute back then. A decent family film. Has it held up? Not really, still a good example of how a great cast (Jeff Daniels & Kristen Chenoweth) can make the most of a weak script.
shareOne of the things that makes this film special is Robin's interaction with the other characters and the actors who play them. I watched it again last night and enjoyed the Special Features that go behind the scenes during the filming. Robin appears very relaxed.
shareI finished watching this movie just now. It's still an enjoyable movie with it's funny moments. RIP Robin.
Sad about Robin Williams. This film may have been the start of his decline. He was desperate for money to make up for decades of terrible money management and huge alimony payments. Otherwise, Robin Williams would have never appeared in this sort of garbage.
I'll take Punctuality
I know many hold different opinions, but I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It had me in stitches! Robin Williams was a true comedian.
God bless his family as they are mourning the death of their loved one. I know this is hard for anyone to get through.
Good movie and good cast god bless his family mourning the loss of a loved one it,s hard for anyone to go though it was for me and he wasn,t my father but let me say i don,t know what mean be this but robin williams posessed a coolness presence potentsy and energy that not even death takes it away as long as we have his photos to look at his movies and shows to watch of his comedy to listen to and have his memories to remember him by the nearness and tenderness of him will always be with us all and as far as the thought of him being forgotten we,ll never forget robin knowing him he won,t let that happen my only hope is everything keeps going to keep robin williams memory alive