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As predictable and sentimental as it sounds, “The Peanut Butter Falcon” still delivers what you’d expect from the film and also offers a pause for thought in the portrayal of a disability. In this respect, the casting of Gottsagen is a masterstroke that gives Zack’s character real authenticity, making both his heartache and his victory emotionally all the stronger. “The Peanut Butter Falcon” therefore tells a fairy tale about friendship, in which disability and grief still play a role and takes the viewer on a heartbreaking journey.