Review of The Tomorrow Man (2019) by Brent_Marchant — 31 May 2019

A delightfully charming and quirky senior romance tale whose partners cling to eccentricities with which they cannot let go but who at least have each other to see their way through the tenuous and painful process.

While not all elements of the film or characters work, and even though some aspects are a little too formula for their own good, the picture nevertheless has more than its share of funny twists and turns, as well as fine performances by John Lithgow and Blythe Danner as the unlikely consorts.

It serves up an excellent example of living in the moment, without worrying about a past that has come and gone and a future that has yet to arrive. Think of this as the geriatric version of "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" but without the rampant silliness and you've got an idea what this charmer is all about.