An Octopus is the Narrator

Remarkably Bright Creatures (2026)

This Netflix film is a bit of an odd one. The two main characters are fairly anti-social, but seem to develop a rapport with the octopus in their care. For his part, the octopus senses something similar with the two of them, a hole in their hearts. So he hatches a plot to help them find out the truth and effect a healing. The remarkably bright creature is the octopus, and he lets you know often that he is the one.

Anyone who has ever been to Deep Cove in North Vancouver, B.C. will instantly recognize the location of this film. The interior shots of the aquarium were filmed at the Vancouver Aquarium, of course. The story is set in Washington State which is logical because of the similarity with the (mostly) wet weather.

If you’re looking for a feel good movie, this Spring, this one is for you. I hope you’ll enjoy it, like I did.

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