Because of the whole Luigi situation unfolding in New York, I figure it's a good time to revisit this classic from Denzel, John Q.

I'm always down to watch this movie. It's incredibly sad, and knowing how the American Healthcare system works, you can get a sense that this film has resonated with people. That being said, it's just a movie, and it has its flaws.

In today's modern society, there's some clear holes in the plot. But it's not…

Although not as emotionally compelling as the first movie, it still has its charm. That being said, the new emotions didn't feel like they had a large role in the film, with Anxiety as the exception.

This film for the most part, accurately represents the transition to high school. However I wish it would've expanded upon this idea a bit more as there were many opportunities to make the story more relatable to the audience. Besides the new emotions introduced,…