I thought it very well manifested the dumbfounded frustration that many of the audience felt at the time.

How did 60 Minutes miss this?

A movie about an actor who makes bad movies means the audience has to watch the bad movies too. So . . . . . . Leo and Brad were both great.

The movie follows the same formula as the series—move quickly from storyline to storyline to retain attention. Like the series, costumes are beautiful, and manners and protocols seem well researched. Carson is a bit out of character, but if not, the plot wouldn't work. The movie budget made for better aerial shots of the mansion; otherwise, few differences from the TV series.

Sad, perverse, and uncomfortable to watch. If there is a way to turn a family's grappling to care for a parent with advancing Alzheimer's into a comedy, this wasn't it.