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They fully banked on Keanu just being the most lovable man, and it works. I can't imagine this movie working with any other actor in his role.

The movie takes a little time to set up, but once they get into the high concept storyline, there are a lot of good laughs, especially between Seth and Keanu.

If you're a fan of Aziz's style of humor or if you just want some Keanu content, then you'll have fun watching this movie.

What's indicative of how much I liked this movie is that I made sure to pay attention to every detail, and the simplest ones fascinated me.

I will preface by saying that I love food and generally enjoy watching cooking scenes in movies or television, so it's no surprise that I loved those scenes from this movie.

However, I was surprised by how deeply I cared about the relationships between Dodin, Eugenie, Dodin's friends, and the apprentice. I really liked the acting and mainly how convincingly they enjoyed food, drink, and life.

Really enjoyed each act of the film. I was really able to experience the highs and lows of each character, especially due to the cast's incredible performances. By the end, I really cared about each character in the story, invested in seeing how their lives turned out.

I've also never seen such a real performance from Mark Wahlberg. Seeing Dirk Diggler hit rock bottom was like watching King Napoleon himself losing the Roman Empire.

Plus, the movie did a great job of setting the scene for each decade with the music and style. Cool to see the valley shown in that light.

Overall, would recommend to anyone.