Describe a dinner that you enjoyed

this film teaches us:
1. not to give up even if there are insurmountable obstacles
2. to pursue our dreams and goals no matter what
this film teaches that:
1. everything depends on us
I liked:
1. the suspense of watching a good plot unfold
2. the special effects the
I liked watching it as:
1. the casting is truly perfect
2. I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see what would happen next
3. it is not excessively long but long enough to tell the story
4. it has a really compelling plot
5. it raises the question and draws our attention to the dilemma of life, the conflict between free will and predestination
I'm a huge fan of Matt Damon
Emily Blunt is fantastic as Elise Sellas
ANSWERS
I recently saw The adjustment bureau and I was very pleased with the movie. Although this movie is not new, I hadn't even heard about it before and watched it by pure chance. I was at home, the weather was bad and didn't want to go out, so I started flipping through the channels. I saw Matt Damon on the screen and decided to watch the film just because of him. didn't regret, and I think this film was definitely worth a few hours of my time.
It is a romantic science fiction thriller that depicts an affair between a politician named David and a contemporary dancer, Elise. David accidentally meets Elise, while rehearsing his speech. After they kiss each other, he gets so inspired that he delivers a great speech that makes him a favourite in the election race. The only thing that makes him upset is that he doesn't even know the name of the girl. One month later they meet each other on a bus, but he doesn't manage to ask for her telephone number. Then he takes the same bus for three years to meet her, but some mysterious forces keep them apart. Later we find out that this is because all the events in people's lives are controlled by the Adjustment Bureau that ensures people live according to 'the Plan' because every time humanity is granted free will, it results in wars or other negative events. So the bureau tries to do whatever possible to stop them from meeting each other. One day David meets two men working for this bureau and they explain that they make corrections when things go slightly wrong. David is warned that if he doesn't stop making attempts to meet Elise, his memory will be erased. He decides to fight against it and tries to outsmart or elude the men in the suits and hats. To cut a long story short, in the end, the bureau issues a revised plan according to which Elise and David are meant to be together, and they are let go.
I really liked the movie, first of all, because I'm a huge fan of Matt Damon. Another great aspect of the film is that it raises the question and draws our attention to the dilemma of life, the conflict between free will and predestination. I love such inspirational movies that teach us to pursue our dreams and goals no matter what. I also liked the suspense of watching a good plot unfold. I'm not joking. I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see what would happen next. Overall, this movie is both entertaining and thought-provoking and it's definitely worth watching more than once.