I totally agree about Brendan Fraser; he has that vulnerable vibe that suits him perfectly after The Whale, and he uses it brilliantly here. I felt the same way about the "distractingly beautiful" visuals; there are shots of Tokyo that are like paintings, and you almost forget about the story for a second, haha. But well, in the end, everything comes together. The theme of human connection and that contrast between "making money" vs. "helping" resonates strongly these days. Thanks for sharing! 🍿🇯🇵