The Peanut Butter Falcon

Talk about a feel good movie! The Peanut Butter Falcon will warm your heart, time and time again.

...a mostly compelling little drama...

The whimsy lapses into sentimentality in places, and Dakota Johnson is sold somewhat short as Zak's compassionate carer. But her rapport with Gottsagen is as effective as LaBeouf's, while Nigel Bluck's widescreen waterscapes are sublime.

You know where you are, you can feel the location...really atmospheric with a lovely story.

The Peanut Butter Falcon is a charming movie, filled with humanity and heart, even if it doesn't always make narrative sense.

Slightly overcooked but very sweet.

[LaBeouf's] harmonious connection with Gottsagen pretty much comprises the entire film, but such is the relaxed timbre established by Nilson and Schwartz, you're happy to hang out with them.

Perhaps against the odds, this shambling buddy movie really works.

Like a Disney family drama from TV times past, this feelgood road movie is so homely, so warm and fuzzy, and so darn wholesome that it's almost too much.

It's a step forward that the directors cast an actor with disabilities rather than getting a star to "crip up". But it's a long way from making a film which creates a complex, genuine three-dimensional portrait of life with Down's Syndrome.