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Release Date:

May 22, 2015

Synopsis:

From IMDb: “A manic-depressive mess of a father tries to win back his wife by attempting to take full responsibility of their two young, spirited daughters, who don’t make the overwhelming task any easier.”

Poster: B- / C+ / D

Review: These two designs are basically the same, the differences presented in (#1) are more successfully executed, with a vivid background of cherished memories even if the character elements of (#2) are more crisp, clear and visually arresting.

(#3) Proof that foreign territories don’t always get the better design, this ramshackle effort is clunky, bland and forgettable.

Trailer: B

Review: While it seems clear from the trailer that Mark Ruffalo is Capital-A Acting here, it still gives a unique chance to watch Ruffalo do something more daring and exciting. The story is a tad rudimentary as presented, but there’s a genuine familiarity and accessibility boiling underneath it.

Oscar Prospects:

The acting field will be too crowded and this film too slight to earn Mark Ruffalo another Oscar nomination.

Revisions:

(May 24, 2015) Original
(June 14, 2015) New Poster (#3)

Additional Posters

Poster #2Poster #3