A wonderful movie with a definite direction on where it wants to take the viewer. I loved the sub plots. The element of surprise that came with Noah's revelation to Hank was wonderful. Peter Falk's Max was the balance check that prevented any overflow of sugar. At times the character of Max was a bit much. Much of the character's dialogue was to deflect when the opposite character begins to figure things out, however, the technique began to get overbearing. It wasn't until the hand on the shoulder "it's good to see you again" to Hank that I felt that all of the information was revealed.
The movie deserves a good sequel so we can see what happens in Hank's life and of course Kathleen, Noah and the kid.
The movie deserves a good sequel so we can see what happens in Hank's life and of course Kathleen, Noah and the kid.