Reilly and Coogan portrayed the two wonderfully and I couldn't hope to find better fits for those roles. A darling picture of two old friends. Life always has a way of mucking a good thing up eventually. So the story goes. Loved the movie. Sad to see how their lives played out. Go see this! So many laughs to be shared. I wish more of this generation knew who these two were.

well acted and thoughtful production. Movie that actually has a story and makes sense while celebrating friendship and work ethic.

An unexpected portrait of the legendary comedy duo on a mostly forgotten stage tour at the twilight of their careers.

Tom Russo

Boston Globe

At its best, Stan Ollie shows how the private and personal dimensions of art are achingly inseparable.

Chuck Bowen

Slant Magazine

It gives Steve Coogan one of his finest screen roles to date and for Reilly, it’s another triumph right on the heels of “The Sisters Brothers.” Whether you adore Laurel and Hardy or have never seen them in action, this film celebrates both the artist and the tenacity it takes to remain one.

Alonso Duralde

TheWrap