There is one primary reason to watch this: Sam Elliot. It's the only reason I really queued this up, because he's a good actor and a likable guy that generally gives the audience a good performance. And in this movie he's not even afraid to poke a little fun at himself as the many years spokesman for "Beef, it's what's for dinner".

That out of the way, this movie isn't going to knock your socks off. It's heartfelt and interesting but a bit slow to get to a good place to get you attached to the character in a meaningful way. That's not saying it's bad but you have to be patient for the reward. This isn't going to be a movie you are likely to re-watch every few years, but once a decade it'll be good to blow the dust off of it and watch a solid performance by one of the really cool actors.