"Director Jerrod Carmichael somehow finds the right tonal balance for what is essentially a dark buddy comedy surrounding a suicide pact with On the Count of Three. When Val decides to end things, he doesn't want to go it alone and busts his best friend, Kevin, out of a mental health facility. What follows is the pair spending their supposed last day together doing things they never would've done in their 'normal' lives. It's a tough movie to watch and both Christopher Abbott and Carmichael are standouts in both their chemistry and ability to emote. What also stuck with me is actors typically known for their comedic chops, like J.B. Smoove, Tiffany Haddish, Lavell Crawford, and Henry Winkler, didn't feel out of place when the tone shifted." — Grayson Gilcrease, celebrity & entertainment assistant editor
