Goodrich, Hallie Meyers-Shyer's second feature, observes Andy as he tries to be a better father.The narrative coasts on the familiar beats of this premise, offering only a handful of novel moments ...

Instead, Goodrich gets the most mileage out of Andy's personal development. He is, as Grace notes, a little late to his midlife crisis, and he lacks the emotional tools to navigate it.

Andy Goodrich’s (Michael Keaton) life is upended when his wife and mother of their nine-year-old twins enters a 90-day rehab program, leaving him on his own with their young kids. Thrust into ...

A call from his wife wakes Andy Goodrich up in the wee hours, informing this shocked, aloof husband (who hasn't even noticed that she wasn't home) that she's checked into a Malibu rehab for 90 ...

Andy Goodrich (Keaton) gets a late night call in his sprawling modern mansion. He's stunned to hear from his wife Naomi (Laura Benanti). Andy honestly thought she was asleep in bed beside him.

The filmmaker is fortunate to also have Michael Keaton at the center of her film playing the title character Andy Goodrich in a role that in some ways is reminiscent of a much younger Keaton in ...

"Goodrich" still feels like it was written by aliens, but it's still a lot more down to earth than the "Home Again" director's previous movie.