It is a pleasant enough cash grab, with a few laughs, but nothing worth going out of your way to see.

It is a sweet, funny, rom-com, that comes off as smart and slightly old-fashioned in the way it approaches subjects like love and death with a light hand.

This is the definition of a feel-good movie. It is all the better because it doesn’t push its audience to feel a certain way. We don’t need to hear speeches about how making people happy changes him. It trusts the story to work its magic.

It is a better package, maybe because having an actual conclusion gives it a purpose, as well as stronger narrative momentum.