This movie does something really fantastic: the entire movie is essentially dialog between the two leads in a hotel room(s). The highest compliment that I could say about it is that I was captivated by the characters, the acting and the story. Emma Thompson is always fantastic but the male lead was right there with her. Their chemistry was ridiculous.

A truly endearing story about compassionate dialogue, sex positivity and self-acceptance.

Great bit of character work with sublime performances from McCormack and Thompson. Nothing ever felt forced or overstated, just a lovely flowing narrative between two completely different people at entirely different points of their lives. Lessons learned from and by both, with an ending that feels fitting and quietly impactful.

Fantastic acting from both Thompson and McCormack. The direction of the story was perfect and the conversation between the two characters were so natural and realistic. It brings a great point of view on the lives of both. It has such a great ending the final shot was so powerful!

_Good Luck to You, Leo Grande_ was a really pleasant surprise. The way film dealt with insecurities was captivating and really believable. Both Thompson and McCormack were thriving throughout the movie and their chemistry was awesome. Although the setting did not allow the characters go too deep in their self-realizations, facial expressions and body work did fill the gaps perfectly for me, and revealed so much that words may have not captured. I really do recommend this to anyone who finds it interesting to see the dynamics of two persons of totally different generations and backgrounds trying to work out their communicative trappings and overcome their personal baggage to make the best out of their time.