I really enjoy watching films that have famed actors that have played in films before becoming more famous and this film is a true example of one of those films. The film has a bunch of good laughs (especially by Jackie Gleason and Tom Hanks.) I don't have any problems with the film. But, the topic of having to put one's job on hold, divorce, and having a family member with a severe illness is very stressful. Since the film talks about diabetes, Jackie Gleason had diabetes in real life and didn't take good care of himself. But, I'm not going to go on about that. The film is just nicely done and a good closing film for an iconic figure (Jackie Gleason). The moral that I learned from this hilariously underrated comedy of the 1980s is that even though someone has an important job to do at work, that certain person has to look after members of their own family since that's an important responsibility and Tom Hanks was smart enough to do just that.