When it comes to Father’s Day, it’s not just about the gifts and the festivities—it’s a toast to the men who blend wisdom with corny humor and compassion. Whether they’re your biological dads, mentors, or father figures, the role these men play is pivotal and worth celebrating over a bucket of popcorn and a heartwarming flick. So, clear your schedule, power up the ol’ flat screen, and get ready to enjoy a lineup of 7 best movies for Father’s Day.
When two middle-aged dads decide to enjoy a quiet day with their daughters at the park, an obnoxious group of teens drives by, their vehicles far too fast and hauntingly loud. An amusing spectacle ensues as these exasperated dads venture into a self-righteous act of passive-aggression.
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This heartwarming tale twists the narrative of an eccentric Italian father and his son, cooking up a storm in their start-up pasta sauce company, right in the heart of the Big Apple! Life has a saucy shade of quirky in their endeavor, and as they knead their way through the ruthless world of New York gourmet, you’ll find yourself rooting for them with every turn of the pasta wheel.
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Madde, a successful young woman in Stockholm, is prompted by a heartfelt letter from her father to revisit the rural homeland she left behind long ago. As she visits her father, Madde reconsiders both her solitary life in the city and her outlook on her quaint childhood countryside. This touching film will remind viewers that your heart’s permanent address may very well be with family.
Laughter is the best medicine they say, and there can be no celebration of fatherhood without a dose of humor. Thus, movie #4 on our list of best movies for father’s day is the comedy, Packed. This film humorously captures the isolation that can sometimes come with being a father, relating with many dads and providing a softened outlook to fatherhood’s challenges.
Struggling with the tug-of-war between familial obligations and individual aspirations? Then The Rush Call is a great choice this Father’s Day. The film delves into the life of an ordinary suburban dad who, after a sudden corporate promotion, is faced with a tough choice – to walk the path of career responsibilities or to follow the call of his creative aspirations. The choices he makes take him on an unexpected journey, leading to surprising twists and turns that impact his family life.
Set in a future which seems all too likely, Sanitatem weaves a compelling tale of a father’s undying love for his daughter. This moving drama unfolds against the backdrop of Europe in the grip of blackouts, where Ilay, a dedicated family man, finds himself fighting more than darkness. His daughter’s life is at stake and he must traverse a shattered Germany to procure the medicine she needs. Coming in at number 2 in our best movies for Father’s Day, get a glimpse of a father’s tenacity and sacrifice.
This film introduces us to Hallie, a little girl whose huge heart and imaginative ways to help others end up leaving her father, Dan, with a significant mess to clean up. This story is an ideal representation of the oft-challenging, yet rewarding aspects of fatherhood, highlighting how fragments of father-daughter moments can come together to make life-lasting memories.
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Most, if not all, children had night terrors growing up. Some would hide under the covers. Others would yell for their parents. Kid-version Jason Ragosta, screenwriter and director, decided to make a deal with his monsters where he would bring them to life through drawing and in exchange they would protect him. Years later, Jason […]
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Superman has been a career-defining role for many actors, dating back to Christopher Reeve’s iconic portrayal. Now, David Corenswet steps into the cape as the latest actor to embody the Man of Steel. But wait, who’s this David guy? Where on Earth (or beyond) did he come from? Get ready because we’re about to take […]
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Are you in the mood for a chillingly good time but not quite ready to dive under the covers at the slightest creak of a floorboard? Then you’re in luck! Our carefully curated selection keeps the thrill without sending the chills down your spine. Prepare to enter the realm of suspense and psychological twists with […]
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Phantom of the Opera meets K-pop? Now that’s a mash-up we didn’t know we needed! “Phantom: The Musical” is coming onto the scene, giving the classic tale a fresh story. This adaptation combines the opera with cinematic elements to create a distinct experience. To better understand this unique production, we reached out to Eddie Aronoff, […]
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In the heart of Los Angeles, where cultures collide and dreams are forged, a young Asian American director is leaving an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape. Hon Hoang, a Vietnamese American artist armed with a psychology degree from UCLA, wields his camera like a poet’s pen, capturing the profound depths of the human experience […]
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Family has a lot of different meanings. It can transcend blood and forge a bond through commitment along with choice. Kenneth R. Frank, a writer and director, delves into this profound concept through his feature film, Family Obligations. With a desire to explore the intricacies of familial obligations, he invites us on a journey of […]
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Oh man, remember that little dude from Life of Pi? The one stranded on that lifeboat with the tiger? Well, let me tell you, that kid is all grown up now and still as talented (if not more!) as he was then. Suraj Sharma, the former child star, is now in his 30s. Let’s catch […]
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