Heartfelt comic drama with a nice romantic twist

Rating: 9/10 (20 March 2013)

The reviews sold me on seeing this and I'm glad I didn't wait for it on DVD. Sometimes sad, a little bit crazy, the family ties and arguments we all can relate to seemed very real.
First you wonder what could possibly be wrong with this guy and then once the fear of him subsides, you hope for him to get better, be a better person, not cause himself more grief and find true happiness.
As the family's story unfolds you begin to understand how he ended up in a rehab (of sorts) and later when the fights break out with "Dad" you really get a sense of how deeply troubled they both are and a little of the roots of it (not quite enough though which is why I rate it a 9).
The acting was terrific, everyone was good in the parts they played, and best of all, in spite of a potential communication disaster near the, the couple do get a shot at their own "Happily Ever After".
Somewhat predictable in spots, you probably won't mind ~ after all ~ "All's Well That Ends Well".