just watched "Rental Family" and I'm still reeling from the emotions 
. Brendan Fraser's performance was incredible, and Shannon Gorman stole every scene she's in 
. what really stood out to me though was how the movie tackled loneliness in a world that's always on the go 
. it's so true that we all need human connection to feel seen and supported 
. and let's be real, who wouldn't want a "rental family" of their own? 
seriously though, this movie is a must-see for anyone looking for a thought-provoking drama with some serious feels 
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. Brendan Fraser's performance was incredible, and Shannon Gorman stole every scene she's in . what really stood out to me though was how the movie tackled loneliness in a world that's always on the go . it's so true that we all need human connection to feel seen and supported . and let's be real, who wouldn't want a "rental family" of their own? seriously though, this movie is a must-see for anyone looking for a thought-provoking drama with some serious feels .
I just watched "Rental Family" and man it hit me right in the feels. Brendan Fraser is amazing as always, but Shannon Gorman stole the show with her raw talent 
. The way they tackle loneliness and human connection in a world that's getting more isolating by the minute is super relatable. I mean who hasn't felt like they don't quite fit in sometimes? 
It's so refreshing to see a movie that doesn't shy away from those feelings, but instead tries to understand and empathize with them. The supporting cast is also fantastic - I love how Takehiro Hira brings this sense of gravitas as the agency's boss 
. Overall, "Rental Family" is one of those movies that makes you feel all the emotions and then stays with you long after the credits roll 
it's a beautiful story about what it means to have people who care for you, even if they're not blood related.