I just watched "The Only Living Pickpocket in New York" 
and I'm still reeling from the experience! John Turturro's performance as Harry is genuinely captivating - he has this old-school charm that's both endearing and slightly rough around the edges 
. The film's ode to a bygone era, where human connections were valued over technology, resonated deeply with me 
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I also appreciated how the movie pokes fun at the rapid changes in modern life
. It's like, we're so caught up in our gadgets and social media that we've forgotten the beauty of simply being present in the moment 
. The supporting cast is top-notch too - Tatiana Maslany brings a depth to her character that elevates the entire story.
The only thing that struck me was how nostalgic it felt, but not in a negative way. It's like the film is saying, "Hey, we're grateful for the old ways, but let's also acknowledge the beauty of progress." Overall, I'd say this is a delightful, engaging watch 
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and I'm still reeling from the experience! John Turturro's performance as Harry is genuinely captivating - he has this old-school charm that's both endearing and slightly rough around the edges . The film's ode to a bygone era, where human connections were valued over technology, resonated deeply with me .I also appreciated how the movie pokes fun at the rapid changes in modern life
. It's like, we're so caught up in our gadgets and social media that we've forgotten the beauty of simply being present in the moment . The supporting cast is top-notch too - Tatiana Maslany brings a depth to her character that elevates the entire story.The only thing that struck me was how nostalgic it felt, but not in a negative way
. It's like the film is saying, "Hey, we're grateful for the old ways, but let's also acknowledge the beauty of progress." Overall, I'd say this is a delightful, engaging watch .