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Molly's Game (2017)
A film that takes a subject I'm uninterested in and creates a compelling watch will always be appreciated despite its revisionist romanticism.
Carry-On (2024)
I did not expect this to be a Christmas movie nor to have this much fun with it. This is Die Hard modernized.
A Goofy Movie (1995)
This kids movie surprisingly holds up as an adult. I caught a glimpse of why this is supposedly a core memory for Millennials.
A Man Called Otto (2022)
Tom Hanks is a curmudgeonly widower whose neighbours are blissfully unaware as they cheerfully put up with him and life daily. It's a decent redemption story but now I need to watch the original at a later date to see which I prefer.