This movie is a very. Very good, very creative, very bold and very overrated. Now, overrated usually means that it didn’t meet the set expectations, however this film did. The thing is, it ain’t one of the greatest films of all time, as it has been so highly praised and placed in a pedestal from the moment it came out. About the movie, the story was rich and full of innovations that you could not help but to feel refreshed by it, the actors did an amazing job with such complex material, and the runtime, possibly being the biggest issue considering it could have been fairly squeezed in, still didn’t push the final product into an unbearable, unendurable piece of content. But at the end of the day, one thing remains unquestionable. Which is that we deserve an “Everybody Loves Waymond” TV show spin-off. And yes, I know that there was a show named precisely the same thing but with an R, instead of W.