John Cho stars as a father and daughter in the Prime Video film.
StarringJohnCho movie? Count me in! Stars take center stage. Take a last-minute road journey with a dying father and his dying daughter (Mia Isaac) in the new Amazon Prime Video original film Don’t Make Me Go.
DON’T MAKE ME GO STREAMING DETAILS
- Don’t Make Me Go premieres Friday (July 15) at 12 a.m. ET on Prime Video.
In the beginning, Wally, who has no idea about his hidden crush for her, rebuffs him, preferring to spend time with her own. She finally agrees, if unwillingly, when Max offers to teach her how to drive along the way. In the hopes of meeting Wally’s long-absent mother, they go on a selfie-filled odyssey.
Here’s everything you need to see Don’t Make Me Go, plus check out the trailer below:
How to watch Don’t Make Me Go in the US
In the U.S., viewers can watch Don’t Make Me Go on Prime Video starting Friday, July 15 at 12 a.m. ET.
The movie has a runtime of one hour and 49 minutes. It is rated R.
How to watch Don’t Make Me Go anywhere on Earth
Prime Video is accessible in a large number of countries, but not all of them. If you are in an area without access to Prime Video, you don’t have to miss Don’t Make Me Go. Joining the internet’s collective gaze is a cinch. A VPN (virtual private network) will allow you to view the program from any location.
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Open the VPN app and choose the location you want to connect to. Choose U.K. from the list if you’re in the United States and wish to see a U.K. service, for example
Relax and take it all in. Tune on to Amazon Prime Video or other streaming services.
Don’t Make Me Go reviews
Currently, Don’t Make Me Go has a 55 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes based of 11 reviews. The movie has received largely negative reviews from critics.
Is it a fad? Angie Han of the Hollywood Reporter thinks so “As a father/daughter combo, John Cho and Mia Isaac are gorgeous and lived-in in this drama. Bittersweetness is lost in the third act due to a mistaken decision..”
No matter how you feel about the film’s “sweet and charming, and ultimately bold” dramedy, IndieWire’s Kate Erbland thinks it has a lot of heart and will “engender some very strong feelings.”
Variety’s Michael Nordine(opens in new tab) reports, “To the point of being confusing rather than distressing, the movie’s finale recasts everything that came before it in a less favorable light. That’s too bad, since this John Cho father-daughter story has more than its fair share of heartwarming moments before reaching the barrier of its problematic third act.”
“It’s life-affirming without being unduly sweet, it’s touching without being maudlin, and it gives you a good weep without making you feel bad for being a huge sap over a road trip movie,” writes SlashFilm’s Hoai-Train Bui in a glowing review of the movie.