The Color of Money is a Paul Newman classic with the exact same daddy-son motif as cruise's Cocktail (1988), but unlike that boring cheesefest, this pool hustling tale has heart and panache.
there's a lot to unpack here; this struck me as a unique and very psychedelic story, which I appreciated (and of course as a pixar feature it's very entertaining!), but I'm not sure if I trust (trust in a "keep your hands off my brain" kind of sense) the underlying metaphysical assumptions the narrative's plot implied.
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