The only thing I knew before watching this movie was that John Lithgow and Blythe Danner were in it. At first it was a little slow and draggy but then Ed (Lithgow) starts interacting with Ronnie (Danner) and it picks up. His relationship with his son needed a lot of work and the viewer can clearly see what is wrong between them and what each needs to do - but they've been fighting for so long that it's just become the norm. Slowly, things change between Ed and Ronnie and Ed and his son. I liked it a lot - it would be a good movie to settle on the couch with a cup of coffee or tea and just enjoy it.
Review of The Tomorrow Man
