3 feel-good movies new on Netflix to chase away the Sunday scaries — including a stunning David Bowie biopic that's leaving soon
End your weekend on a high note with these three feel-good movies on Netflix, — including a stunning David Bowie biopic that's leaving soon.
Happy Sunday! As the weekend winds down, there's no better way to combat the dreaded Sunday Scaries than with a comforting night in and a great movie. Netflix offers a plethora of feel-good films to soothe your soul. This Sunday, don't miss out on Brett Morgen's mesmerizing documentary, Moonage Daydream, a David Bowie biopic that you won't want to miss. But there's more where that came from. Here are some other delightful options to chase the Sunday blues away.
First up is Preach, Pray, Love, another original from the talented Terry McMillan. This romantic drama stars Karrcheue Tran as a former rapper who finds herself drawn to a head pastor, played by Mark Hood. Despite their differences, their relationship evolves into something extraordinary, offering an uplifting message of hope and redemption.
Next on the list is Remarkably Bright Creatures, a heartwarming drama based on Shelby Van Pelt's best-selling novel. Sally Fielding and Alfred Molina deliver strong performances as a widow and a drifter who form an unexpected bond with a giant Pacific octopus at their local aquarium. This film reminds us that happiness can be found in the most unexpected places.
So, grab some popcorn, settle in, and enjoy these feel-good films that are sure to make your weekend a little brighter.
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