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Getting Grace (2018): Cast, Ratings, Box Office & Where to Watch

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Getting Grace is a 2018 comedy drama starring Madelyn Dundon as Grace, Daniel Roebuck and Dana Ashbrook. It runs 1 hour 52 minutes and earned $220,406 worldwide. IMDb users rate it 7.1/10. Stream it on Filmzie and FlixFling, or rent or buy it on Amazon Video and Fandango At Home.

IMDb rating
7.1/10
worldwide gross
$220.4K
Echo Score
85
Getting Grace (2018) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 52m (112 min)
Genres
Drama , Comedy
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Getting Grace About?

The premise of Getting Grace without spoilers.

A spirited teenager facing a limited time left decides to plan her own funeral. This unexpected decision sets off a remarkable sequence of events, bringing kindness, humor, and opportunities for redemption to the lives of those around her. Through this process, she impacts her family and community in profound and unexpected ways.

Getting Grace Themes & Keywords

· 1 tag
  • funeral
Where to watch

Where to Watch Getting Grace

Stream it on Filmzie and FlixFling, or rent or buy it from Amazon Video and Fandango At Home. US availability and prices from JustWatch.

Streaming availability in the US, powered by JustWatch logo

Cast & crew

Getting Grace Cast & Characters

Madelyn Dundon leads the cast as Grace, with Daniel Roebuck as Bill Jankowski and Dana Ashbrook as Ron Christopher.

Ratings

Getting Grace Reviews & Ratings

IMDb users rate Getting Grace 7.1/10. Our Echo Score gives it 85/100, strongest in character & emotion (88) and weakest in sensory experience (72).

85 /100

Getting Grace Echo Score Breakdown

Overall, Getting Grace delivers a largely positive experience across its main components, anchored by strong performances and cohesive visual presentation. Viewers praise the deft balance of heartfelt drama and lighthearted humor, noting that the film navigates sensitive subject matter without feeling overly heavy. Many commend the authentic character interactions and grounded storytelling, which sustain engagement from start to finish. While minor concerns arise around predictability and soundtrack choices, the net impression is uplifting and emotionally resonant.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 85

    Art & Craft in Getting Grace stands out through thoughtful direction and effective production design. Scenic aerial compositions and carefully framed shots lend visual interest, contributing to a cohesive on-screen world. Technical execution is broadly praised for its clarity and professional polish, although some observers noted moments that recall formulaic TV movie aesthetics. Overall, the film’s craft elevates its modest budget and supports the narrative’s emotional core.

  • Character & Emotion 88

    In terms of Character & Emotion, Getting Grace features engaging and memorable performances. The lead actress delivers a nuanced portrayal that balances humor and vulnerability, while supporting cast members convey authentic chemistry that underscores key relationships. Emotional highs and lows resonate without feeling forced, and the dynamic between a teenager facing mortality and a reserved funeral director achieves convincing depth. Ultimately, the characters’ sincerity drives the film’s empathetic appeal.

  • Story & Flow 80

    The Story & Flow is characterized by an earnest narrative that combines comedy and drama in measured pacing. The plot navigates themes of mortality, hope, and community without succumbing to melodrama, offering clear narrative beats that sustain interest. Critics note a few familiar structural moments and occasional predictability, yet the film’s grounded tone and moments of genuine humor maintain engagement. Overall, the storyline delivers satisfying emotional payoff despite minor conventional elements.

  • Sensory Experience 72

    Sensory Experience in Getting Grace benefits from a consistent visual style marked by warm color tones and thoughtful composition. Birds-eye views and natural landscapes enhance the film’s reflective mood. However, commentary on the musical score and sound design is mixed, with some finding the soundtrack underdeveloped and occasionally incongruent with the narrative’s emotional shifts. While the visual presentation remains a strength, audio elements could be more cohesive to fully support the film’s tone.

  • Rewatch Factor 83

    Rewatch Factor for Getting Grace is driven by its lasting emotional resonance and relatable characters. Many viewers report lingering reflections on the film’s themes of life and community, indicating strong replay value. The blend of humor and heartfelt drama encourages subsequent viewings for both enjoyment and deeper appreciation of character moments. Although a small number of opinions question its novelty, the majority sentiment suggests audiences would return to this story for its uplifting and thoughtful message.

Box office

Getting Grace Box Office

Getting Grace grossed $220,406 worldwide. $217,812 came from the US and Canada and $2,594 (1%) from the rest of the world.

2018 box office

Worldwide gross

$220.4K

US & Canada
$217.8K
International
$2.6K
US & Canada 99% Rest of the world 1%
Videos

Getting Grace Trailers & Videos

2 videos: 1 trailer and 1 featurette.

Trailer
  • Featurette Daniel Roebuck is coming to the NFDA International Convention
Cars

Cars in Getting Grace

6 cars on screen, including the 2000 Lincoln Town Car Funeral Coach and the 1995 Volvo 850.

All 6 cars
  • 2000 Lincoln Town Car Funeral Coach in Getting Grace 2000 Lincoln Town Car Funeral Coach Important role
  • 1995 Volvo 850 in Getting Grace 1995 Volvo 850 Important role
  • 1984 Cadillac Funeral Coach in Getting Grace 1984 Cadillac Funeral Coach Minor role
  • Ford Crown Victoria in Getting Grace Ford Crown Victoria Minor role

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FAQ

Getting Grace FAQ: Where to Watch, Cast & Box Office

Runtime, release date, cast, where to watch, box office, ratings and post-credit scenes of Getting Grace, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Getting Grace?

Getting Grace runs 1 hour 52 minutes (112 minutes).

When was Getting Grace released?

Getting Grace was released on March 23, 2018.

Who is in the cast of Getting Grace?

Getting Grace stars Madelyn Dundon as Grace, Daniel Roebuck as Bill Jankowski and Dana Ashbrook as Ron Christopher, among 11 credited actors.

Where can I watch Getting Grace?

In the US, Getting Grace is streaming on Filmzie, FlixFling and FlixHouse and available to rent or buy on Amazon Video, Fandango At Home and FlixFling (availability from JustWatch).

How much did Getting Grace make at the box office?

Getting Grace grossed $220,406 worldwide ($217,812 domestic, $2,594 international).

How is Getting Grace rated?

Getting Grace has 7.1/10 on IMDb, 39% on TMDB and 4.2/5 on Movie Insider.

Does Getting Grace have a post-credit scene?

No. Getting Grace has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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