Wow, I was blown away by the innovativeness of this story (Come from Away) that focuses on the small town of Gander, Newfoundland

There is a sad reality that one faces while watching Hulu's documentary, The Contestant.

My wife seemed offended when I mentioned that Billy Madison had to be one of the worst movies made. But I mean that in the most endearing way.

Not that I'm expecting a lot of plausibility with my romance dramas, but 'The Idea of You' would have been better served if it were steeped in more reality.

The Big Sick sets itself apart from typical romantic comedies by delving into not just the blossoming love between two individuals, but also the profound impact it has on every aspect of their lives.

Moonstruck, with its unabashed adoration for romance, insists that love conquers all. Yet, as I watched, I found myself questioning the overwhelming praise it garnered upon its release.

Understanding that Civil War centers on a group of war journalists rather than the war itself can significantly alter one's perspective on Garland's intent.

It took me a bit to settle into the vibe of Bridget Jones's Diary. I enjoyed seeing the twist of the main character in the genre, but I never completely invested in the love triangle that dominates this film.

As I am growing older, I think I'm becoming a sucker more and more for the world of Nancy Meyers. I was completely charmed and immersed in this story.

In celebration of its 25th anniversary, The Matrix still completely stands as one of the most original sci-fi films to ever come out in my lifetime.

Something felt off to me while watching My Best Friend's Wedding (yes, for the first time). I appreciated the story that it set out to tell, but tonally the pieces weren't fitting together.

Bottoms purposely pokes fun at its genre while providing a looking glass into how today's culture perceives popularity and identity.

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One is incredibly fun and the action is beyond impressive. Much was made about Tom Cruise's motorcycle jump, but I particularly enjoyed the train car falling sequence.

Whether your initial response to Poor Things is visceral or in disgust, it's a film that you won't soon forget.

The unbelievability of what these racers in Arthur the King willingly put themselves through is inspiring and insane at the same time. Add a battered dog who won’t quit into the mix, and you have yourself a movie that is bound to tug on your heartstrings in one way or another.

Amazing soundtrack, cute leads, a screaming Sandler, cheap ‘80s references, quotable lines. What's not to love about The Wedding Singer?

How can you not get sucked into the charm and whimsy of 'You've Got Mail?' Like Kathleen Kelly's bookshop and the coffee shops these "nemesis" frequent, this film is completely warm and comfortable.

You Hurt My Feelings spoke to my creative soul. Director/writer Nicole Holofcener brilliantly and comically explores the themes of love and support when it comes to balancing personal and professional aspirations.

Past Lives is one of the most realistic portrayals of divided love that you'll see.

From the moment that this movie opens up with the closeups of the various dancing feet, I was automatically charmed by this '80s classic.