Jerry Maguire is an all round feel good film. How can you not love this? It's a Tom Cruise performance that makes you yearn for more Tom Cruise performances just like this instead of the action hero all of the time. He's spot on here as the cynical, business obsessed sports agent who has an epiphany one night, decides he's in a shitty business and advocates change. Fired as a consequence of his honesty and desperate he has to build a relationship with his one remaining client, Rod, an egotistical football player with a chip on his shoulder played in a tour-de-force comedy performance by Cuba Gooding Jr. Underpinning this tale of corporate coldness versus loyalty and friendship is a growing love story with Renee Zellweger's Dorothy. She's a single mum and Jerry's developing bond with her young son and eventually her is tender, heartfelt, funny and downright magical. This is a wonderful story about humanity, many of its themes match those you'll find in many classic films such as It's A Wonderful Life (1946) and it's a film that doesn't seem to date or lose its strength however may times you see it. One of the best modern romantic comedies you'll ever hope to see.