I was excited for the premise of this movie. My expectations were the kind of humor you find in Grace and Franky, mixed with 13 going on 30.

I'm not sure who the target demographic was for this. The jokes exaggerated stereotypes of younger people that only an older person would find funny. However, the directing and camera work was too shaky for older people. Some of those scenes should have come with a motion trigger warning.

The premise of the movie was not really clear until you got to the very end and she talks about how she was never comfortable being herself. She said she felt like she had to hide who she was yet it never seemed like she was trying to fit in in the first place. She made it very clear she didn't enjoy doing what the other girls did. I also didn't realize her grandma was dead until the very last scene.

The last thing was how unrealistic it is to say this Mack is unique in wanting to live life like an old lady. So many millennials love reading, knitting, painting, journalling, etc. There was nothing different about Mack than any other millennial. She just needed to find friends who enjoyed doing the same things she does.

I could continue, but I'm not going to waste anymore time on this terrible movie.

Our ladies group got together for lunch and then saw this movie. It did not take long to realize the indigestion we were getting wasn't from lunch, but it was this lifeless and dead movie.

Diane Keaton is usually a good actress who brings a lot of character and laughs to any movie... but she has lost everything with this movie!

The "so-called" funny remarks fell silent with everyone in the theater, and the timing was horrible.

We wasted our time, we wasted our good hard-earned money, and along with the over-priced concessions, it was a costly dead afternoon!

A few days after we saw it, we noticed it had been removed from the listing of movies at the theater... well, the writing was on the wall for this one! Good bye and good riddance!

This is the only movie, in my entire 59 years, that I've EVER walked out on!!!

Possibly the WORST movie ever made.

I love Diane Keaton and it hurt my heart that she was part of such a trite and poorly written film.

Horrible from start to finish!