Sofia Carson

Kyle Allen

Sebastian de Souza

Connie Britton

José Zúñiga

Jordi Mollà

Dario Ladani Sanchez

Federico Rodriguez

Marianne Rendón

Michael Rowland

Chelsea Frei

Luca Padovan

Rachel Zeiger-Haag

Maria Jung

Donnetta Lavinia Grays

Ben Warheit

Jonathan Lipnick

Lila Midkiff

Khouri St. Surin

Ahnya O'Riordan

Sabira Mokhtar

Alexander Jameson

Mary Joy

Anderson Zemon

Valeria Marrero

Shannon Helene Barnes

Ryder Chasin

Nataly Aukar

Kerry Flanagan

Kimberly Dodson

Valerie Wright

Jacob Heimer

Gabriella Kessler

Sasha Sen

Patrick Ewing

Anthony Lisa

Michael Sarason

Jainardo Batista

Felipe Wurst

Dan Martinez

Will Fitz

Alex Anagnostidis

Alexandra Astor

Giuliano Ciabatta

Meg Hennessy

Camillo Lazarczyk

Natalie Sepulveda

Shefik

Vanessa Von Schwarz

Adam Brooks

Liza Chasin

Hutch Parker

Margaret Chernin

Kerry Orent

Laura Rosenthal

Jodi Angstreich

Will Bates

Florian Ballhaus

Peter Teschner

Lori Nelson Spielman

Romance

Comedy

Drama

The Life List

3dot Productions

United States of America

The Life List (2025) was surprisingly easy to sit through, even with its longer runtime. The pacing was pretty well-balanced, which helped a lot. I appreciated how the story packed in life lessons without getting preachy or feeling like it was dragging. It had this light tone that made it watchable while still trying to say something meaningful, even if it didn’t always dig as deep as it could’ve.

The directing was a bit safe, and while that’s not always a bad thing, I think the movie could’ve gone a little further with emotional depth. A lot of the focus is placed on how the main character reacts to situations, but sometimes it felt like the movie brushed past what actually mattered in the moment. The acting, though, made up for a lot of that. The leads did a solid job carrying the weight of the story. The supporting cast was hit-or-miss, but nothing that pulled me out of it.

Visually, it looked great. The cinematography was smooth, with a nice mix of bright tones and more grounded scenes that worked well with the mood. I also really liked the music choices. The soundtrack wasn't overwhelming but it blended in perfectly, adding just enough to keep the emotional beats working. The script had its flaws, sure, but it didn’t feel forced. It served the story, and even if it leaned into familiar territory, it didn’t lose its charm. All in all, it’s not groundbreaking, but it’s a comforting watch with a decent message.