Tied for the best movie I have ever seen

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

Seeing the high ratings, seeing it was also categorized as a comedy, and seeing the great cast I had high hopes for this movie. But in the end The Meyerowitz Stories was just a big letdown. First of all it's not a comedy, or I must not have the same sense of humor, that's also possible. I laughed once and that was the scene with Pagina-Man, for the rest I was just mostly irritated. The cast was great though, besides Adam Sandler that I never liked as a comedian, but that's my opinion. In this movie though he doesn't desperately tries to be funny, he's just acting in a drama and by wonder it was tolerable to watch this time. Ben Stiller that I love as a comedian is a good actor but this movie is just not for him. Dustin Hoffman and the rest of the cast were also acting good, but the problem is the story, it's just boring and way too long. I realy don't care about stories like this one, where you feel your losing your time, and where the entertainment level is about nihil. The Meyerowitz Stories, maybe interesting for some people but certainly not to me.

Brilliant, funny meditation on the subtle, under-the-radar ways in which family members can inflict deep, lifelong hurt on each other. Beautifully drawn and played characters, fantastic cast, deeply satisfying story, many laughs. Hard to beat, you'd think, but maybe a lot of the low-raters here came hoping for the Sandler and Stiller of comedies like The Water Boy and Zoolander. Potential viewers like these, yes, probably don't bother, you'll probably be bored.

Characters are relatable and likable, which i think is an important element in this genre. ben stiller and adam sandler are just playing themselves while dustin hoffman portrays a grumpy old artist dad. its about this dysfunctional family, their relationship among each other and how they deal with their father.

I literally don't understand how this can be called "good." It's pretentious nonsense. The roles of the women are almost as meaningless & shallow as the plot. What was the purpose of us seeing a father watch his daughter's bizarre porn films like it was normal? Was it suppose to be funny? Were we actually suppose to see it as art? Or was it to have a worse movie inside this movie to trick us into this this was actually good? The entire film was just a boring waste of time.