PG-13
Netflix
6.5
6.5
It’s a lovely story, especially when Uncle Linda and Elliot bond, but the comedy is very hit or miss.
Unexpected endings can cause hard to manage grief, but it can also lead to unexpected beginnings. Thank You, I’m Sorry portrays Sara’s grief over losing her husband, the one who was supposed to be her partner in parenthood, through a naturalistic way. However, what truly drives the movie is how Sara reconnects with her estranged, older sister Linda. Linda is her complete opposite– a bit messed up, disorganized, but more free spirited in the way she approaches life and gender– but because of this, she’s able to connect with her nephew more comfortably, being dubbed Uncle Linda. Thank You, I’m Sorry may not connect with every viewer through its comedy, but it’s a fairly nuanced and heartwarming depiction of a non-binary character, which isn’t all that common.
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