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Everybody’s Fine
(2009)5
| Country | |
| Runtime | 1 hr 40 min |
| Budget | $21 000 000 |
| Premiere: World | $16 443 609 December 4, 2009 |
| USA | $9 208 876 |
| Other countries | $7 234 733 |
| Box Office – Budget | – $4 556 391 |
| Premiere: USA | $9 208 876 November 3, 2009 |
| first day | $1 322 215 |
| theaters | 2141 |
| rollout | 35 days |
| Digital: World | October 16, 2012 |
| Parental Advisory | Profanity |
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| Production Companies | |
| Also Known As | Están todos bien United States |
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A widower who realized his only connection to his family was through his wife sets off on an impromptu road trip to reunite with each of his grown children.Сast and Crew
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Even more than the remake that it is, Everybody’s Fine plays like a homogenized, Hallmark Channel version of About Schmidt, with all the...
To dismiss Everybody’s Fine as clichéd holiday schmaltz is to stereotype without appreciating the finer details. Clearly working within an es...
Expect an uncomfortable moment while watching Everybody’s Fine. You’re not the only one who edits events and polishes the truth to prot...
Everybody’s Fine – a more subtle film than its advertising indicates – works because it has a feel for little things.
It takes some effort to neutralize the charm of a modestly charismatic Robert De Niro performance. But Everybody’s Fine does a stupendou...
Everybody’s Fine is a fitting title. The movie may well be fine. But it could have been a lot better.
In his career-debasement race against Al Pacino, must Robert De Niro inflict a moribund genre botch like Everybody’s Fine on the public...
Everybody’s Fine balances humor and drama in a familial odyssey anchored by compelling performances – particularly from De Niro and...
The movie works because so much of what’s on screen will resonate with viewers.
De Niro, while initially expressionless, gives the film a heart. Barrymore and Beckinsale stay one-dimensionally cute. A weepie that wholly fa...
Itâ(TM)s a little like About Schmidt minus the sly wit, subtlety and directorial flair.
There’s no challenge to this material, no real emotional pull, it’s one of those films that simply rolls by until its right-from-the-be...
Is it anything special? No, not really. But it’s an agreeable and even touching little snapshot of family life.
Though De Niro gives a strong performance as a loving, if not always perceptive, dad, the film takes a treacly turn, grows truly sad and...
All that could redeem this thoroughly foreseeable unfolding would be colorful characters and good acting. Everybody’s Fine comes close, but n...
De Niro plays his character completely contained, afraid to brim or overflow with emotion. The more he pulls back, the more he pulls in the audience.
Its essential niceness should not be discounted; niceness is a rare commodity in films today.
Mushier than a half-chewed rusk. And while that doesn’t necessarily make it a bad movie, it DOES make it a syrupy one – with e...
A refreshingly open, untricksy performance from De Niro, and very possibly the harbinger of an excellent late period for him as an actor. As for th...
Let the sentiment reveal itself. Don’t veer into sentimentality. Don’t push. Just trust the story. That’s the whole trick with&nb...
Everybody’s Fine -- a movie about the lies grown children tell their parents – is, ironically, one of the most disingenuous movies...
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Watched
Another wonderful role for De Niro to add to his collection. The grandfather here is especially cute, the plot with the journey to the children perfectly contributes to this. The feast scene perfectly prepares for the gorgeous finale, beautifully and lyrically presented. Then all that remains is to shed tears
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I haven’t seen anything so crude in a long time. The creators tried, but it came out too moralistic – the moral alone was voiced at least three times. All the accents/details are obvious, but they were also additionally spoken towards the end. Not a film, but a social video for an hour and a half.
Watched
with Robert De Niro, a high-quality remake of the film "They’re doing fine Stanno tutti bene" (1990), but the original is undoubtedly better with the inimitable Marcello Mastroianni. For this comparison 7 out of 10
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A touching story about family ties and the ability to accept loved ones as they are. De Niro’s performance, as always, is imbued with sincerity and brings tears to your eyes.
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