People are voting emotionally.

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Robin Williams is truly missed. This film is a perfect farewell to remember him by.

Not a movie that i want to remember him by. depressing and heartless, that shows how low Hollywood will lower their morals.......just to get people to see their works.Why people want to see this death ridden movie,about how extreme hearth-less events. I not sure if Williams had a right mind when he did this. because he seems like it was really dressed in real life, how he pull this movie off. Sad what happen to him, but i sill can't say this was his best movie. It wasn't even his ave age, it was low standard get the people in the movies building type. I don't want seem mean, but its not right to put gays in this bad version of gay cursing style movie CRAP! so people believe this was a worthy movie to watch? or is it that they like this type depressing gay movie. This wasn't Williams best acting, nor was it even close to anything that make him great in his acting life. sad ending to a great actor.I sorry to see him go out with this badly plotted movie.Do you remember him say 1976 when he played MORK? and later in very funny comedy movies? Frankly speaking most if not all recall him from those days. HENCE don't recall him from his beginning. Many other worth while movies he played in in his early and middle life. But those that just base their basis rating. Early have little more no pass of his great early and later acting.

Dito Montiel directs the first of the last four movies Robin Williams made before his untimely death. Nolan Mack(Williams)became too comfortable with his mundane, sexless life. Surely his wife Joy(Kathy Baker)must have had a clue he may be gay; they slept in separate rooms. Not that he loved money, Nolan worked at the same bank branch for over two decades. He seemed tight with his money until one night driving aimlessly on the boulevard he meets up with a troubled young male prostitute named Leo(Roberto Aguire). He keeps wanting to see the young man and will pay him for his time, without sex being involved. Mr. Mack's life will become altered with a chain of life changing events taking place. Depressing and yet, heartfelt.Williams is excellent. Also in the cast: Bob Odenkirk, Curtis Gordon, Elenore Hendricks and Gary Gardner.

Williams was perfect and Kathy Baker was very good. The idea that a man finally has the courage (or lack of energy to carry on) to finally give up on the sham he's been living and be honest with himself and everyone else is challenging and sometimes the movie pulled at your heart. But I didn't feel much empathy for a fiftysomething man who feels entitled to have a relationship with an attractive twenty-year-old boy. It's one thing to be honest and quite another to use prostitutes out of some sense of entitlement. That's the sense I got at the end when a young man met him at a restaurant. A parallel to me would be if a heterosexual man told his wife, "I want to be honest and be my true self and sleep with cute young girl prostitutes for the rest of my life."