The visuals in "We're No Angels" are striking, showcasing the Vancouver setting beautifully. It’s a genuinely enjoyable movie across the board, and the humor lands well; Ned is particularly funny as he struggles to free himself while overhearing confessions. The arrival of Molly and her deaf daughter Rosie had the potential to steer the story toward sentimentality, but that doesn't occur. Molly’s shift in perspective regarding her current path and Jim’s surprising choice to become a priest are unexpected turns handled skillfully and fitting with the narrative.

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