There are moments of genuine laughter as 'Going In Style (2017)' floats along with a nostalgic joy that keeps spirits high and smiles wide throughout. This feel-good feature is as generic as its lead characters are geriatric, though. It's an enjoyable, entertaining experience that's inoffensive and well put together but you'll probably forget about it pretty quickly regardless of your age. 6/10

Comedy at its best with fabulous actors! Loved it!

Nice old fashioned crime comedy. The kind of film that rarely gets made these days, which is very unfortunate. It reunites 3 Oscar winning legend in a nice speedy, self ironic but also moving comedy. Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman and Alan Arkin all give good performances and prove they still have it. The best of the bunch was probably Morgan Freeman but they were all pretty much in the same league. Nice to see support by Ann-Margret and Christopher Lloyd. The screenplay was solid enough, not all of it was believable and much was predictable but it did not hold the film back to be solid entertaining. Zack Braff is a better director than actor in my books. I think it was good to have a younger spirited director backstage, although I would have loved if someone like Rob Reiner, who can I can perfectly see handling little con coms like this. All in all, no classic or anything but solid and easy entertaining and the chance to see some of the best actors of their generation in one film.

I have a distaste for remakes but every once in a while they work. The 1979 original had a great cast with Lee Starsberg, Art Carney and George Burns. The bar was set high, but if you can find an equally talented cast Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman and Alan Arkin you might just pull it off. Add a supporting cast with Ann Margaret, Christopher LLoyd and Matt Dillon and you have a recipe for success.This is an enjoyable film that is well worth watching.