The premise and narrative is formulaic for this kind of "feel good carpe diem," but the execution is where this movie delivers. From the many comedic and zany moments, to preaching "never give ups," the story is breezy and the pacing comfortable. Though the characters seem a bit one dimensional at first, the final circumstantial dynamic is fun, lovable, and most importantly: memorable. 9.1/10.
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