They still make good movies, just not as often.

I almost didn't watch this for one reason: I haven't seen a Ben Affleck movie that I liked since Good Will Hunting. He played the part of The Accountant perfectly. The character has a lot of depth supported by flashbacks to a childhood involving a father who chose to deal with his son's handicap in a way that he thought was right but it wouldn't go over well, especially in woke society. The supporting acting is the result of some of the best casting I've ever seen. Ben's character gets a little too over-the-top John-Wick-style but not enough to detract from the great story being told.