This goes next to 'The Princess Bride' on my shelf. This is a CLASSIC.

Rating: 10/10 (24 February 2020)

Feelgood movies that aren't painfully saccharine are extremely rare. This film gets it exactly right.
It is almost jarring in its innocence. One can't help but fall in love with every single person on the screen, including and especially the 80+ year old Hollywood veteran character.
Everything and everyone in this movie moves like music. I don't think this is accidental as a lot of the movie deals with film composing and scoring, and the score here is gorgeous. It is definitely overblown, but it's done intentionally to make you really swell up in those moments.
I could ramble about this movie for hours. It makes me cry multiple times each viewing and I grow fonder of it every time.
This is a film I will share with my kids someday.