We need more films like this! Even if you haven't lost a parent, but lost someone close to you, you know it always leaves a huge hole in your heart that will never disappear. Only time heals, but there's always a scar! The upside of all this is there is humor in it all. Just look around and Casey takes us on that journey of real life events how a death can affect us and affect the others around us and how in turn, their coping affects us. It's a lot of affecting that's going around. It's a slice of life film and films like this really helps us deal. I dealt with my dad having cancer a year ago and having to uproot my life momentarily to go help him and I remember the misery and humor in it all. After a day of helping him for 12 hours, I went to a Mexican restaurant and downed a pitcher of margaritas and laughed at the situation, which was very cathartic. I'm sure Casey Wilson did at some point too. I hope this becomes a feature someday, because it's what we all need! Happy Endings' co-star Adam Pally is in this too! I'm a sucker for any type of reunion. - Ken The Critic, CBS Austin
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