Premise - 13/20 - The premise was not much of a draw, although I was interested to see how an outsider copes with an autistic child and a single mother.
Cast/characters - 15/20 - The character arc of Cooper Raiff was the main idea, and he could only go up after being quite annoying for 45 minutes. The actor did a good job of taking his own words and fleshing out the role. Dakota Johnson was wonderful, and I especially enjoyed Vanessa Burghardt and Leslie Mann.
Plot - 14/20 - It was difficult dealing with this drunk, overgrown child for as long as I had to before he turned it around. However, his care for the people in his life was very sweet and made the movie enjoyable.
Dialogue - 12/20 - Nothing special, although there were some good conversations to build relationships.
World-building - 14/20 - The world built here was the relationships between family and friends, and how to navigate them. I was drawn into it.

68/100 - 3.5/5 - After a frustrating first half, the movie became a tutorial on how to listen to others and care for them without much regard for your own agenda. We could all use a little of that.