"SC-S28/W6-Movie Highlights|"Feel-Good Finale" (Yes Day).

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Hello beautiful Steemians, Merry Christmas. I'm here to participate in the contest titled "SC-S28/W6-Movie Highlights|"Feel-Good Finale"and I want to thank @ruthjoe for this privilege.

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The movie that lifts my spirit and makes me laugh is called Yes Day. I really love that movie a lot; it's very interesting and funny, and the fun part of it is that it is a family movie, and I love family shows. That love and those emotions they share are what really interest me, and I adore them.

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To be sincere, a lot of moments made me smile. The first moment was when Elliot Torres, the youngest child, started twerking in the dining room, and then the father and her sister Katerine joined as well, and the mother was just in a hurry to take her kids to school, and boom, her son's chemicals exploded on her face, and she almost went crazy. The second moment that made me smile the most was when the kids planned a series of outrageous activities for their parents, and they just went along with it.

I loved how the parents, Allison and Carlos, tried to keep up with their kids' energy and enthusiasm. One scene that stood out was when they arrived at the ice cream parlor, and the kids ordered a massive ice cream sundae with all sorts of crazy toppings. The way the parents hesitated at first but then decided to just go for it and enjoy the moment with their kids. Their dad really amazed me when he finished a whole ice cream so that the family image would not be tarnished because a lot of people were there to hail them, but the funniest part of that scene was when he couldn't control his running stomach and he ran to the toilet to release himself, and the guy who ran to see if he would throw up came out and said, "It didn't come out through his mouth; it came out the other way" (pointing at his buttocks). This was very hilarious. I really enjoyed this movie.

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What made the film feel comforting, joyful, and hopeful was the way it showcased a loving and supportive family, despite their imperfections. The movie highlighted the importance of spending quality time together, being present in the moment, and embracing the chaos that comes with family life. It also touched on the idea that it's okay to let go and have fun, even if it means making mistakes or looking a little silly, and it also teaches me to respect my parents because they see beyond what I see, and they want the best for me, just in the case of Katrine and her mother.

Yes, of course, I'd totally recommend this movie to a friend who's feeling down, especially if he/she is having family issues or misunderstandings. It's a lighthearted, feel-good film that will leave you smiling and feeling uplifted. The movie's message about the importance of family, love, and laughter is just what someone needs when they're feeling low, especially when they are in a family crisis.