You had me at 'Le Petit Prince'. Good movie to watch for all purposes (alone, couples, friends, family). I don't know much about Asperger's but Hugh Dancy's performance feels believable and endearing, which are 'musts' for me and he nailed it most of the time. I also liked that Beth (Rose Byrne) is neither a knight coming to save poor defenseless Adam or a manic pixie dream girl with no life away from the protagonist. Why does Peter Gallagher must always be some kind of antagonist though? Poor Sandy Cohen. [spoiler]I **really** didn't like the ending but it's not something that takes away from the rest of it. I guess I had high hopes that Beth would be there and deliver the book in person. Oh, well...[/spoiler]

This was a charming little movie about a man on the spectrum trying to navigate through life and how is disease affects those around him. Was it a good portrayal of people with this disease? I have no idea so I am forced to review it from an entertainment perspective (which feels odd). I had empathy for both of the main characters and I think that is the takeaway. In his review of the movie Ebert said that he disliked the ending. I disagree - I thought it was probably the best part of the film. The two leads were excellent. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHateBadMovies

Well that was a warming and sweet film that hit me big and good chemistry from both main actors. I liked the ending but was hoping for a different one.

Such an utterly sweet story.