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Mr. Destiny (1990)

“Larry Burrows Wished For It All... Until All That He Wished For Came True!”

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Plot

In a poignant contemporary echo of "It's a Wonderful Life (1946)", we are introduced to Larry Burrows, a disenchanted sporting goods executive who feels trapped in the mundanity of his existence. Belushi brings Burrows to life as a man haunted by a missed baseball shot in his youth, a moment he believes cost him the life he'd always dreamed of. One fateful night, his life takes a surreal twist when he encounters the enigmatic Mike, portrayed by Sir Michael Caine. Mike, seemingly wielding the power to turn time and fate, presents Burrows with a tantalizing offer - the opportunity to live out the successful life he believes he was robbed of. As if stepping into a dream, Burrows finds himself catapulted into an alternative existence, a life adorned with the trappings of success and happiness. Yet, as he delves deeper into this new reality, Burrows discovers that every rose has its thorns. This seemingly perfect existence is not without its own set of troubles and complications. He soon finds himself yearning for his original life, the one where he shared profound love and genuine moments. The question remains, can Larry reclaim his former life? Or is he trapped in this new reality forever? "Mr. Destiny" weaves a captivating narrative that balances the allure of wish-fulfillment and the value of appreciating what we have. With a satisfyingly heartwarming end that echoes the charm of a Frank Capra creation, it's guaranteed to leave audiences with a fuzzy, contented smile long after the credits roll. This film is a gentle reminder that the grass isn't always greener on the other side and that destiny, perhaps, is what we make of it.

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Mr. Destiny is a comedy movie featuring Jim Belushi and directed by James Orr.

It is possible to buy Mr. Destiny on AMC on Demand, Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store, Vudu and YouTube.