Good Grief movie

Good Grief movie

'Good Grief' review: Dan Levy dives into rom-com territory

The "Schitt's Creek" showrunner takes the occasion of his first feature to go darker and more dramatic, with a story of loss lightened by rom-com elements.

Dan Levy, known for his work on the hit TV show "Schitt's Creek," has ventured into the world of movies with his first feature, "Good Grief." In this film, Levy explores a different genre, diving into the realm of romantic comedies while still maintaining a touch of darkness and drama.

"Good Grief" tells a poignant story of loss, but it is not your typical tear-jerker. Levy skillfully incorporates elements of a romantic comedy, adding a lighter tone to the narrative. The film beautifully balances heartache and humor, making it a unique and refreshing take on the genre.

With "Good Grief," Dan Levy showcases his versatility as a storyteller, proving that he can successfully navigate different genres. Whether you're a fan of romantic comedies or looking for a film that delves deeper into the complexities of loss, "Good Grief" is a must-watch.