A new year has begun and, well, it can still feel pretty overwhelming, can't it? You might need a bit of feel-good escapism. The good news is, there's quite a lot of that if you look for it. The bad news is, looking for it can be time-consuming, given how ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Malcolm D. Lee's "Girls Trip." (Universal Pictures). The film grossed $143.5 million worldwide) Need some more escapism onscreen? Maybe with a shot of serotonin included? We get that.

Sometimes you do not want action, horror, or anything too heavy. You just want a movie that feels warm and easy to settle into for a couple of hours. These kinds of films can still have conflict, but they leave you in a better mood than they found you.

What shall we watch tonight? Something light amidst everything going on? Sounds like an excellent call. Fortunately, Prime Video has some solid selections available in that department. Some just hit the streamer this month, some have been there for a bit.

To the editor: Every year, we watch “When Harry Met Sally...” between Christmas and New Year. We had just watched it the night before this op-ed was published in the paper (“Where did all the feel-good movies go?,” Dec. 25). Tears of happiness ...