"Grumpy Old Men" is a 1993 comedy film directed by Donald Petrie. The story revolves around two elderly neighbors, Max Goldman and John Gustafson, who have been feuding for decades. Their rivalry escalates when a new woman, Ariel, moves in next door, igniting their competitive spirits and leading to humorous antics. The film stars Jack Lemmon as Max and Walter Matthau as John, showcasing their comedic chemistry. It explores themes of friendship, aging, and the challenges of growing old, all while delivering laughs through the characters' grumpy yet endearing personalities.