Remarkably Bright Creatures

Name: Remarkably Bright Creatures
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Released: 2026-05-07
Duration: 114 min
Rating: 8.402

★ 8,4 /10 (936 Votes)

2026 EN 114 min

Overview

Through unlikely bonds formed during night shifts at a local aquarium, Tova, an elderly widow, learns of a life-changing discovery that may bring her joy and wonder once again.

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Release date

07/05/2026

Votes

936

Popularity

15.9

Brighter together.

Genres

Drama Mystery

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

114 min

Website

www.netflix.com

Sally Field

Tova Sullivan

Lewis Pullman

Cameron Cassmore

Colm Meaney

Ethan Mack

Alfred Molina

Marcellus (voice)

Joan Chen

Janice Kim

Kathy Baker

Mary Ann Minetti

Beth Grant

Barb Vanderhoof

Sofia Black-D'Elia

Avery

Brandon McEwan

Teenage Erik

Donald Sales

Terry

Mapuana Makia

Jessica Snell

Laura Harris

Andie

Anthony Harrison

Sheriff

Dan Payne

Adam Wright

Shauna Johannesen

Eliza Wright

Chris William Martin

Simon Brinks

David Parent

Police Officer

Duncan Fraser

Ex-Cop

Noah Craig

Marco

Kareem Malcolm

Host

Emily Giannozio

Daphne

Andres Joseph

Brad

Katie Findlay

Liz

Arielle Tuliao

Field Trip Teacher

Ezra Wilson

Kevin

No photo

Ronald Dario

Waiter

Sasha Williams

Mother

Michael Karl Richards

Will

Miles Marthaller

5/6 Year Old Erik

Kingston Goodjohn

9 Year Old Cameron

Meghan Heffern

Young Tova

Michael Adamthwaite

Fisherman

Tim Howe

Man on Keyboard

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#Mymuvir3 #RemakablyBrightCreatures2026 #688 9/10 stars review ratings #SallyField #LewisPullman #ColmMeaney #Marcellus (Octopus Voice) One of those movie whether you really hate it or love it. In this case its more to the earlier I suppose. Set up on an ordinary life of a lady ,, an aquarium keeper and yes the miracle starts from there. One of the great acting from Sally Field and thats not even an exaggeration. Its a 9/10 stars review ratings from me and it is well deserve hwen the whole story form up.

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**7/10: Sally Field delivers a career-highlight performance that transcends the film's otherwise conventional craft, turning a potentially saccharine premise into something genuinely moving about loss, solitude, and second chances.** The opening moments are a whimsy that feels pitched to a younger demographic. But give Olivia Newman's adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's novel twenty minutes to settle into itself, and what emerges is something genuinely affecting: a meditation on aging, youth, loss, love, and the unlikely connections that allow us to forgive ourselves and each other. Sall…

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