NBA writer for The Ringer.

White Men Can’t Jump gets labeled a great sports movie, but this is a great movie, period. Basketball might be played — and the slow-motion scenes are beautifully shot — but it’s not even really about sports. It’s really about the struggle of ing a family, the risks that often have to be taken, and how “sometimes when you win, you really lose. And sometimes when you lose, you really win."
When Harry Met Sally feels real. I mean, it doesn’t feel like I’m watching Billy Crystal play a guy named Harry and Meg Ryan portray a woman called Sally; it actually feels like I’m actually watching two real people named Harry and Sally. There is a sense of realism and authenticity from their dynamic personalities, the things they say and the choices they make. They’re both just trying to figure out who they are, which is a feeling everyone could relate to at one point in their lives. It’s their relatable imperfections that make When Harry Met Sally such a rewatchable rom-com.