It drags a little bit but still very emotionally powerful film that does a great job of conveying what people like this go through emotionally.

It's a good movie with a pretty affecting story, but I'm not sold on the editing and choice to film the entire thing in first person perspective (with brief occasions of over-the-shoulder shooting).

The part where they all start singing Celebration in Mass was one of the most painful things I've ever watched on film.

I know it's dumb, formulaic, crass, low-brow, full of itself, corporate slop that's just supposed to appeal to "I get that reference!" nerd fanboys, but unfortunately I did still find it funny and enjoyable. Probably will not like it as much on subsequent viewings but I'm not going to pretend I'm above this.