June Squibb and Richard Roundtree made this movie nice. They had a certain chemistry between them that worked out nice, and both actors played the roles well (especially Squibb, in my opinion). The rest... ehh...

The parents were too much (maybe on purpose, but it just felt artificail) and the grandson (Fred Hechinger) just didn't feel right in that role.

It's an overall "feel good" kind of movie with some solemn sadness sprinkled on top. It's good, not amazing, a bit over the top to make it more interesting, and overall OK.