If you go to the movie theaters this weekend, you’ll either be scared out of your wits or swept off your feet by a retro love story. The horror film Longlegs starring Nicolas Cage and the 1960s-set rom-com Fly Me to the Moon starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum are the primary new releases, with the hit animated films Despicable Me 4 and Inside Out 2 also still going strong. If none of those movies appeal to you, have no fear.
If you have Netflix , and we’re pretty sure you do, you have thousands of options to choose from each month. But with so many options comes a dilemma: Which movies are worth your time? The following three movies are guaranteed to engage both your mind and your spirit, and may just leave you a different person than the one you were before the weekend even started. Freud’s Last Session (2023) Sigmund Freud loomed large in the 20th century as a figure largely credited with revealing the hidden workings of the human mind.
The famous founder of psychoanalysis lived a fascinating life that’s ripe for examination, and in Freud’s Last Session , his often-antagonistic relationship with author C.S. Lewis is explored with intelligence and compassion.
Freud, an atheist, clashes with the devoutly Christian Lewis, who would pen the allegorical fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia . The two men discover they have more in common than they first thought as they discuss professional rivalries (Freud versus Carl Jung, Lewis versus JRR Tolkien) and p.
