Everybody's Fine

A widowed father embarks on an impromptu cross-country trip to visit each of his four grown children, only to discover they've all been hiding aspects of their lives from him. As he confronts the white lies and unspoken truths, he grapples with his own role in their upbringing and the true meaning of family connection.

Everybody's Fine received a mixed reception from critics. While Robert De Niro's performance was generally praised, many found the film's narrative predictable and its emotional beats to be unevenly executed. Audiences were also divided, with some appreciating the familial themes and others criticizing its lack of originality.

• The film features strong performances, particularly from its lead.

• The plot is seen as overly sentimental and predictable by many.

• Some critics felt the movie failed to live up to its potential for deeper emotional resonance.

Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be a heartwarming, albeit flawed, portrayal of family dynamics. Many appreciated the emotional journey and Robert De Niro's performance, though some felt the story was a bit too formulaic and lacked genuine surprise.

The film is a remake of the 1990 Italian film 'Stanno tutti bene' (Everybody's Fine).