BaileyPumfleet
Going In Style was a film that stood out for me because of the enjoyable atmosphere within the film created by the three protagonists that face problems in life but retain their positive attitudes and sense of humour throughout.The story line plays really well throughout the film, with comedy elements placed throughout. The positive spirit of the film maintains a bright atmosphere all the way through the film, and then finishes the story on a happy ending.
mammabear-63230
I love everything about this movie! Zach Braff is a great director and the cast is hilarious. I laughed so much! I highly recommend this movie!
Pjtaylor-96-138044
There are moments of genuine laughter as 'Going In Style (2017)' floats along with a nostalgic joy that keeps spirits high and smiles wide throughout. This feel-good feature is as generic as its lead characters are geriatric, though. It's an enjoyable, entertaining experience that's inoffensive and well put together but you'll probably forget about it pretty quickly regardless of your age. 6/10
SnoopyStyle
Joe Harding (Michael Caine) goes to the bank to confront his banker who is threatening to take his home. He has his daughter Rachel and granddaughter Brooklyn (Joey King) living with him. He witnesses a bank robbery and FBI Agent Arlen Hamer (Matt Dillon) dismisses him. He, and his friends Willie Davis (Morgan Freeman) and Albert Garner (Alan Arkin) lose their pension after a merger that moves the plant overseas. Willie needs a kidney and Albert has a fling with Annie Santori (Ann-Margret). As difficulties mount, the guys decide to rob a bank.This should be better than this. The grocery store robbery is silly. I'd rather they go buy guns and do a straight up robbery movie. They could skip a lot of this. Ann-Margret adds little more than senior babe quotient. The robbery and what happens after lacks reality. Not that reality should be holding this back. I do like some moments like the fake tattoo and finding the bank has taken their pension fund. This needs more. It needs to be funnier and/or more thrilling. The caper needs to be sharper. Zach Braff does a competent job and the movie is generally competent but not more than that.