The story line was good. Not your typical "chick flick". Normally, I don't watch these types of movies, but, I've always had a great deal of respect for Peter Falk.
An old man (Peter Falk) destined to live out the rest of his life in a nursing home decides to break out. He and his grandson head off on a road trip to prove the grandson that the stories he'd been telling all these years were more than just stories. At the same time he also hopes to rebuild the fallen apart relationship he had with his own son, the boys father (Tim Daly).
The ending was a little predictable, and formulaic, but touching none the less.
An old man (Peter Falk) destined to live out the rest of his life in a nursing home decides to break out. He and his grandson head off on a road trip to prove the grandson that the stories he'd been telling all these years were more than just stories. At the same time he also hopes to rebuild the fallen apart relationship he had with his own son, the boys father (Tim Daly).
The ending was a little predictable, and formulaic, but touching none the less.