gives a fragile, sincere performance as Robin's endlessly supportive partner, but Garfield ultimately emerges as the real draw. With subtle facial tics, he’s able to convey a range of attitudes that serve as the movie’s soulful core". The Sydney Morning Herald writer Sandra Hall agreed that the movie is one of the "cheeriest" and often "there are times when the film's unassailable optimism gets in the way of its credibility". Los Angeles Times writer Robert Abele called the film a "clichéd execution" noting that "Garfield and Foy, tasked with packing a whole marriage into one film, easily convey the attractiveness of being an indomitable team, but rarely get to plumb the depths of anything else". Accolades Notelist References External links 2017 films American biographical drama films British biographical drama films BBC Film films British Film Institute films Silver Reel films Bleecker Street films Participant (company) films Films about diseases Films directed by Andy Serkis Films with screenplays by William Nicholson Films about paraplegics or quadriplegics 2017 directorial debut films 2010s English-language films 2010s American films 2010s British films