I've probably watched this with my wife like six times total since 2022. Which is very rare for me to do unless the movie is that memorable and that unforgettable.

Released during a time when we were all fighting a widespread virus with an unknown impact, and an unknown way to treat, this movie sparks the relevant survival and existential crisis we all felt during that period with COVID, but at the same time, this movie sparked a deeper revelation…

Tense, heavy, akin in a way to the type of anxiety you'd feel for watching uncut gems, Carry-On holds a special Christmas action likeness to that of Die Hard, but less explosions. It was great to see Eggsy back on the screen in the action format, and Jason Bateman does well to play the guy that's very obviously "not good" but chills out in the open all day in an airport on the busiest day of the year.

Nonsense aside,…