Stand-up comedian Max Bernal lives with his father Stan while struggling to co-parent his autistic son Ezra with his ex-wife. When forced to confront difficult decisions about their son's future, Max and Ezra embark on a cross-country road trip that has a transcendent impact on both their lives.
imlafnatu. Let me be clear. You bore me, I imbibed in some top shelf single malt to try and have half my brain cells stop working and get down to at least only double your level of intelligence, but that failed. I cannot comprehend your commonplace existence, which probably explains your nonsense, I pity that. I do accept that we do need commoners like you to fill out the lower class, but it sometimes makes my blue blood boil. Enough said, peasant. BTW, what does “well down” freak mean?
Laughing at the deplorable IQ of the fool that thinks Melania Blew me first meant something other than I had her before the orange mutt. Do you have a gender disorder as well? If you packed more downstairs you may be able to get some as well. To make you feel more at home, I will wave goodbye to you with my little pinkie just like the girls do.
Wow, you all keep screaming that an actor has Drumpf Derangement Syndrome, but it looks like the only people deranged about that $h1tstain are the little thugs who spread their h@te in the comments, worshipping their orange god emperor. They yearn to live in a f@scist hellscape, where an Orange turd has turned the USA into a banana republic, where the rule of law means nothing unles it comes out of the Mango Mussolini's mouth. You in the cult are deranged— I'll take the guy who's won an Oscar over the vermillion @$$hole who it b1g0ted and dangerous.
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Good actors - the story was a bit if a snore fest though. I watched it because I like Bobby Cannavale and Rose Byrne. 6/10