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Wish I Was Here

  R HD Closed Captioning

Zach Braff

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Plot Summary

From Zach Braff, the creator of Garden State, comes this touching and funny story about being a parent, spouse and child – all at once. Aidan Bloom (Braff), a husband and father of two, is set on pursuing his dream as an actor when his father (Mandy Patinkin) reveals he’s battling a serious illness. As the announcement disrupts Aidan’s day-to-day existence, his decision to homeschool his children will lead him on an unexpected journey of discovery about fulfillment and family. Co-starring Academy Award® nominee Kate Hudson, Josh Gad and Donald Faison, critics call Wish I Was Here, “Excellent! Wonderful!” (Scott Mantz, Access Hollywood)

Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews

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45%
  • Reviews Counted: 110
  • Fresh: 50
  • Rotten: 60
  • Average Rating: 5.3/10

Top Critics' Reviews

Fresh: It is sometimes maudlin, sometimes trivial and sometimes very moving, but never less than achingly sincere. – Andrew O'Hehir, Salon.com, Jul 18, 2014

Rotten: Wish I Was Here's philosophical scope never gets much bigger than the slip of paper inside a fortune cookie. – Ian Buckwalter, NPR, Jul 18, 2014

Fresh: Wish I Was Here is a funny, touching movie that features one of Kate Hudson's best performances and a curmudgeonly good one from Mandy Patinkin. – G. Allen Johnson, San Francisco Chronicle, Jul 18, 2014

Rotten: What's it about? Everything and nothing. Seriously: If wishes were horses, one would have walked into the movie and told us what exactly Braff thought was going on. – John Anderson, Newsday, Jul 17, 2014

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