Nobody's Fool (2019)

I watched this at the tail end of a transpacific flight.  On the upside, I had already closed my eyes for eight hours, so was not really rough around the edges.  On the other, it is one terribly long day (we left Melbourne in the morning and arrived in Los Angeles, also in the morning), so there is that to add to the mix.
This is a romantic comedy with a terrible role for Whoopi Goldberg, but otherwise pretty unobjectionable content.  Successful sister is risk avoidant when it comes to relationships, but when her wilder sister is released from jail and comes to live with her, she is shown a whole other way to look at eligible bachelors and how to be wooed by them.  She also takes a long look in the mirror at how she has been approaching the rest of her life and finds that to be lacking as well.  There is some drug talk and profanity that would make this unacceptable for the young, but is a reasonable choice for other occasions.