It's not a comedy. Don't believe what they tell you. It's a drama. The story is just fine, nothing special. You can't see the reason why this guy wants to end his life. He doesn't seem as depressed as he should and people who really want to kill themselves won't bother to "clean up their past", because they wouldn't want to get out of bed. The gay side story seemed interesting, but also a little forced- like it had to be in the movie to show how modern and liberal it is (I think this is happening quite often in movies these days). The movie seemed like it was written by a politically correct mother. It was emotional and it covered all kinds of people, like a gay teenager, a fat mother who was once hot, an ex bully, who found the right path and his dawn syndrome kid, and so on... So, you can watch it if you're bored. Some scenes are really nice to watch (like the main character floating in the water), but you won't miss anything if you don't.
Review of Just Before I Go
