this is a simple, mildly schmaltzy tale about unconditional love and learning to trust, and it is thoroughly charming; Tom Hanks is more than enough to make this almost one-man show thrilling and heart-breaking
much of the film finds Finch introducing Jeff to the joys and frailties of being human, and it is touching to behold. "Finch" yanks at the heartstrings; This is a lovely, heartfelt film with not just one, but three distinctive and lovable characters
big-hearted and bolstered by a genuine love of dogs, Miguel Sapochnik's Post-Apocalyptic saga is the right blend of style and substance with the epic story of a man, robot and canine on a survival journey through the American West
"Finch" it manages to feel fresh despite all the cinematic machines we've seen before; For a film where just one of the three named characters is an actual person, "Finch" exists as a surprisingly moving exploration of what it means to be human
by Mark Feeney [Boston Globe ]
by Tara McNamara [Common Sense Media ]
by Randy Myers [San Jose Mercury News ]
