Moving On

I was expecting another fluffy feel-good comedy featuring older ladies, but this one had surprisingly edgy (though not consistent) aspects. Tomlin’s character is more or less the familiar persona that we’ve come to love, but Fonda’s character carries a sadness and suppressed anger that really gives Fonda something to play, to act. The supporting cast is great, too. In spite of some tonal inconsistencies, certainly one of the better entries in the genre.

The acting is so good that makes you forget the little ambition the script, and the directing, has on these two great talents. There is a tone-genre problem all along. Comedy it isn't, but drama also fails to unfold its full potential.

This idea of ​​the filmmaker made the movie more accessible to more people.

I really liked the talented actors

Fantastic writing, acting and production.

Just a nice movie with older stars Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin explicitly showing their age and how to deal with the twilight of life, though it does involve murderous thoughts, for different reasons, of the widower of one of a college triad of friends.

Great plot, great acting, kept you interested the entire time. Raw but also sweet, a movie that tackles some serious topics but also is light fun. Absolutely loved!

This was a good movie. It gives the viewer an idea of what it is like to be old, and how bad events of the past can stay with us all our lives. I recommend seeing this movie.

I found it very entertaining! Lilly and Jane are still amazing in this. I found myself still laughing at these two over the shenanigans they encounter. Definitely some dry or dark humor but I like that kinda stuff!

A totally expected excellent movie. And truly, "I laughed, I cried", tho in reverse order. I just saw the embarrassing 80 for Brady, and did not think this would be any better, but I was wrong. Each actor was perfect for the role and there wasn't an unplanned awkward moment. It hit on a lot of sensitive topics, but shoved nothing in your face. Not for kids, but worth seeing for anyone over their teens and a good movie for an after screening discussion. I feel sorry for those it offended—perhaps you need to get out of your bubble and meet people unlike you.