Love the people in your life folks. It’s always going to be hard, and it’ll never stay the same. That’s just how it is.
I went in expecting greatness, but this was so much more. Every frame felt purposeful, stunningly beautiful, and incredibly smart in how it worked within its own limitations. Never once did it lose my attention a masterclass in doing more with less.
I miss my wife, Tails...
No, but seriously, this was really cute. I love Tom Hanks in general, so yeah, I enjoyed it a lot.
This movie is truly heartwarming. As someone who deeply values their relationship with their grandparents and cherishes their stories, I was profoundly moved by the warmth of this film. Ughetto skillfully captures the essence of those casual conversations and playful banter one often shares with their grandparents. It's a captivating story with a delightful touch of comedy, yet it doesn't shy away from depicting the challenges faced by the Ughetto family. And let's talk about the film's personality – o…
I really enjoyed the world-building in this one, but honestly, I wasn’t a huge fan of much else. That said, it’s still a conceptually rich and overall enjoyable film. I hate to admit it, but it struck me as the kind of movie that feels like it exists just to build up to one big scene and, in hindsight, a pretty predictable one at that.
