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Any Day (2015)

Following his release from prison, an ex-fighter meets a woman who helps him put his life back together.

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Frank Scheck 29 Apr 2015

Featuring endless scenes that defy credibility..Any Day truly succumbs to mawkishness in its final act.

Kate Erbland 29 Apr 2015

Branaman’s script piles on low-level drama, bad decisions, and enough misdirection to make the film’s baffling ending feel not just unearned, but entirely unbelievable.

Brian Orndorf 28 Apr 2015

Either one of the most poorly edited features I've seen this year, or director Rustam Branaman is trying to pull off a colossal cinematic prank.

Michael Rechtshaffen 29 Apr 2015

By the time the film reaches a faith-based, third-act crescendo, Bean, Walsh and company, despite their best efforts, look like they know they've been beaten, while the score's mournful strings wring out whatever pathos remains untapped.

Roger G 03 Jun 2018

Couldn't watch the entire movie. It's really boring.