“Sr.”

Variety by Peter Debruge

Sr. packs a wallop in the end, when it comes time for father and son to say goodbye.

The Playlist by Rodrigo Perez

It’s a beautiful tribute and a wonderful farewell to a legend, father, and artist.

The Hollywood Reporter by Stephen Farber

Perhaps inevitably, the film moves toward a deeply poignant conclusion, but there are enough rambunctious and slightly zonked-out moments to provide a vivid, full-blooded portrait.

IndieWire by Vikram Murthi

Sr. serves a few too many thematic masters, trying to be multiple different films at once without ever committing to any of them, but anyone who has any emotional investment in Robert Downey Sr.’s rebellious body of work will at least appreciate how he tries his best to make one last movie in his own image.