this was good sessa gots the sauce leo woodall was cooking as well antonio badman was on this ting that 'but i like you' scene hit nicely placed wouldve liked to have seen maybe 10-15 at the end to give context to who he became later in life really went with the story and era wonder if in real life he ever got with the girl or if she even existed

great casting tbh

she was his actual wife and they where together since high school, the film made it seem like he chased her.

he didn't crash at Chef's place or burn his restaurant either, for whatever reason they fictionalized that stuff

A slice of life/coming of age movie is an interesting angle to take rather than the typical biopic tropes