Humbersi The first must-see film of the year.

Jenna Walter The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

Myron Clemons A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

Phillipa Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

blessthisfamily Really choosing foster parents instead of actual relatives. Wow I really liked this very typical storyline. But you lost with this stupid proposal. Give to loving people who want a child but they can't decide to they give them to complete strangers yeah b*******.

ostadsiah Likes Characters Story Emotions Dislikes Too smart (I mean, I know she was gifted, but that doesn't mean she can go to college at the age of 7! I had the same problem with Young Sheldon)

raja-mishra7 I will be truthful, I went in for the film with some prejudices. It was a light hearted drama- so one doesn't go with a lot of expectations and that is precisely where this movie manages to surprise you. The plot was well managed. The story wasn't out of the box, only a bit unreal, if you are too much into art films and the way it crew handled such old wine in new glass makes this effort commendable. Character development didn't have immense scope but was heralded well. The underlying message was loud in its subtlety and despite a fantastic setting, the director and actors tried keeping things very real, pleasant and funny.After having seen him in Captain America and other such "not so serious" movies, it is good to see the acting prowess of Chris Evan on display. The supporting crew was great and Mckenna Grace, that kid is immensely talented- she held the movie together with her acting skills. I think the movie lacked some much needed "powerful" background music. The cinematography was top notch, which makes me feel a few more minutes of scenic landscape- wouldn't have harmed!I have a list of favourite feel good dramas, this one goes right into that bucket with its happy ending.

firangipaani This is a high octane family drama surrounding one seven-year old niece and her uncle. The story itself is very simple and cliched but, the execution is simply outstanding. This tone and morale of this movie is same as good will hunting or a beautiful mind but, what sets this one apart is brilliant portrayal of a genius yet simplistic mind of a kid. You actually root for the kid all along even in her most vulnerable or worse situations that's the strength of her screen presence. There are some over the top melodramatic scenes and a non-consistent romantic angle because, duh, you have got Chris Evans. You will even shed a tear or two i between. This is that one happy go lucky movie which you will remember with a hint of smile on your lips for long. Go ahead and enjoy it.