The Fundamentals of Caring (2016) (1987)

Movies Viewed in 2020 (354 movies items)

" First Viewing Viewing Date: December 31st Via: Netflix Plot: Following tremendous familial loss, Ben completes a course and becomes the caregiver for disabled teenager Trevor. Ben encourages Trevor to embrace life, spearheading a road trip that places both of them outside their comfort zones. Rating: 7.6/10"

Top Road Trip Teams (50 movies items)

" Trevor and Ben "

Movies Watched in 2019 (105 movies items)

"Netflix - First viewing "

Phoenix Feather's Movie Diary 2018 (497 movies items)

"(WATCHED: 11 November 2018)"

Miika's Movie Diary - 2018 (222 movies items)

"1.10, Netflix Paljon on sellaisen tyypillisen indie-draamakomedian piirteitä, joista en oikein perusta, aina musiikkia ja yleistä ilmapiiriä myöten. Välillä tasapainotellaan imelyyden ja oikeasti ihan lämminhenkisen meiningin välillä. Onneksi päähenkilön disabiliteettia ei käytetä esim. tearjerkkailuun. Päähenkilöpoika ja tämän äiti heittivät välillä juuri sellaista mukanokkelaa huumoria, joka itseäni ärsyttää. Kyllä tästä rainasta ihan hyvä mieli loppujen lopuksi"

“This sort of reminds me of Who's Driving Doug that I watched last month although the cast here is much bigger. Also this based on a novel of course. T”

Watched in 2017 (364 movies items)

" 31/08"

BradWesley123's Movie Journal- July 2016 (38 movies items)

" Netflix- 1hr 37min. First Viewing The cast is exceptionally charming, carrying the film on their shoulders (Rudd, in particular, is superb), but The Fundamentals of Caring goes through the entire Sundance checklist. It all starts off pretty strongly, but once the movie hits the road it becomes a pretty mixed bag. It's watchable enough, though not thoroughly enough to give a legitimate endorsement. "

BradWesley123's Movie Screenshots: Vol. 14 (50 movies items)

" Director: Rob Burnett Cinematographer: Giles Nuttgens Other Images "

An average movie

“To be honest, this movie was not really a high priority but since it was on Netflix and since it was suggested by one of my favorite listal members, I thought I might as well check it out.  Well, eventually, I had a hard time to judge the damned thing. First of all, care-giving is one the greatest jobs ever, in fact, it was a job that my father had for a while, mostly because he was/is a foreigner without enough qualifications so it was basically the only thing he would be hired for. Anyway, this movie gave a decent view on this job but there was still enough stuff that did bother me though. First of all, even though Trevor was described as a supposedly impossible client, the guy seemed to be pretty relaxed, witty and with a healthy sense of humor and I'm pretty sure my dad would have bee” read more