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Dealing with death is something unique to each person. It’s not a straightforward journey towards healing but rather an emotional rollercoaster filled with complex feelings that ebb and flow in strength. You don’t completely recover from sorrow, instead, you learn to manage it. As the quote from BoJack Horseman goes, “It gets easier, every day it gets a little easier.” I wish your encounters with loss are less taxing than watching The Good Half, a film that attempts depth on a heavy subject but misses the mark. Unfortunately, it’s more of a misstep than we would expect from a project starring Ryan Reynolds, directed by Zach Braff, and written by Joss Whedon.