Love, Actually may be a polarizing and cringe-inducing movie when viewed in 2018, but one moment inarguably holds up: the opening scene that shows touching, real reunions in Heathrow Airport's arrivals hall. In fact, it was watching such emotional moments that reportedly inspired writer-director Richard Curtis to come up with the movie in the first...
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November 01, 2018
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