Watching the right movie can do a lot for you. Whether a film gives you chills, makes you laugh, or is a reminder of what's important in life, the right project can change your outlook. Movies like Good Will Hunting are well known for imparting impactful and universal messages of hope and redemption to the audience. It's not unusual for many of us to get into slumps and feel unsure about what the future holds, and these films are a great reminder that the right path is waiting for you and that there's beauty in the unknown. 206zd

Since Severance season 2 will not be available for streaming until January 2025, audiences must check out a criminally underrated Ben Stiller and Adam Scott film while waiting for the show's release. Directed by Ben Stiller, Severancewas a massive hit when it first premiered on Apple TV+ and was widely praised for everything from its production design to the performances of its cast . The show also went on to win several accolades and nominations, including Emmy and Critics' Choice Awards. Considering its success, it isn't surprising that it was renewed for season 2.

While 2022's release slate is dominated (as usual) by superhero, video game, and comic book films - as well as the latest Fantastic Beasts installment, moviegoers looking for something to inspire will not be disappointed. From the action-inspiration of Maverick to the rock'n'roll inspiration of Elvis, there are plenty of movies to make anyone try to be their best. These are far from the first, though, and these Redditors had a discussion about what particular films stood out to them and made them want to be a better person after watching.

At the 2014 Academy Awards, films from the previous year were honored for their excellence. 2013 brought movie-goers some astonishing films that have astounded audiences ever since. Films like Mama, Movie 43, About Time, and Safe Haven, were released that year, though none of those films were honored at the award ceremony.

Ben Stiller plays the titular character in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, a Life Magazine employee who spends much of his day "zoned out," oblivious to the world around him while fantasizing about adventures and endeavors that he's too afraid to chase after. Paralyzed by family responsibilities and the daily work grind, Walter finds solace in his day dreams, where he rescues dogs from burning buildings, pummels his overbearing boss in a cartoonish street fight, and woos the woman of his dreams, ing staff member Cheryl Melhoff (Kristen Wiig).

One of the best ways to keep the cold out during the winter season is with a nice heartwarming film, and while there isn't much in the way of holiday-themed movies coming out in December, Ben Stiller's new comedy The Secret Life of Walter Mitty definitely looks like one of the more upbeat offerings.