A Man Called Otto

"Looking forward to this adaptation, as I absolutely loved the book that this story is based on — and the other movie adaptation was very enjoyable — But Tom Hanks as the curmudgeonly protagonist here, I definitely gotta see… I hope it’ll be good; everything he does is usually always great. (Release date: 12/25/22)"

"I love this movie, Once again Tom Hanks did a wonderful job portraying this complex but lovable character. Some funny moments and delivered a wonderful message."

"Just as I suspected, the original Swedish movie A Man Called Ove is far superior to this one. Tom Hanks was an odd choice to cast for this role."

"Great movie but if you’ve read the book, which I just did, they missed so many key features of Otto(Ove). But, the overarching theme was the same and it was a beautiful movie."

"If you have mental health struggles and are entering/in the midst of a depressive episode, wait to watch this. This movie was a lot more triggering than I anticipated and had me in tears for the entire movie. Even when things got better, I couldn’t pull it together. Tom Hanks has done it again. "

"This is one of the best movies I have seen in a really long time. I loved it so much I watched it twice. Beautiful story with a beautiful meaning "

"I was holding back tears watching this. This was such a well made movie. It's funny, joyful, but mostly sad. The story was so pure and real. This movie made me want to spread even more kindness and help people whenever needed. It's stories like this that truly remind you that you never know what someone is going through."

"Sobbing "

"I did find the suicide attempts funny because I feel that’s how mine would turn out as I get older—they would all fail and I’d have to let an illness be able to take me out. It was wonderful how supportive the neighbors tried to be especially the ones who moved in, I would have left that person alone instead of bother them because of how grumpy and rude they would be. This one is a good one about losing the love of your life and not being able to move on from it until later in life."

"Bittersweet "