You Can Count on Me

Paramount Classics | Release Date: November 10, 2000

8.3	USER SCORE Universal acclaim based on 114 Ratings

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DawdlingPoetNov 27, 2021

This is an easy watch, if a bit of a slow watch. It was interesting to see Mark Ruffalo in an early role. It reminded me of a film shown during the day on TV. There's not a great deal that goes on and its pretty predictable but I did findThis is an easy watch, if a bit of a slow watch. It was interesting to see Mark Ruffalo in an early role. It reminded me of a film shown during the day on TV. There's not a great deal that goes on and its pretty predictable but I did find myself smirking at times. I think it mainly highlights that some adults don't act entirely like adults, that we're all flawed and most anyone can let us down in different ways, which is a little depressing. Its about the immaturity of adults but not in a raucous way.

It wasn't entirely a negative film, there were some nice scenes but it certainly wasn't a memorable either. Its an ok film.… Expand

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NickTheCritickApr 24, 2022

Lenny, the thirty-year-old son of a heart surgeon, is forced by his father, after yet another transgression, to take care of David, a teenager suffering from a disease that leaves him little time to live. Not lacking financial means, he willLenny, the thirty-year-old son of a heart surgeon, is forced by his father, after yet another transgression, to take care of David, a teenager suffering from a disease that leaves him little time to live. Not lacking financial means, he will have to make him draw up a wish list and fulfill them all. Some may be satisfied with the money but others need a lot more. Film that tries to excite, but turns out to be didactic and to forcibly seek tenderness.… Expand

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