Here - Official Trailer (11/5) (Hanks, Wright, Zemeckis reunite aka Forrest Gump 2)

[Deltron]

From the reunited director, writer, and stars of Forrest Gump, Here is an original film about multiple families and a special place they inhabit. The story travels through generations, capturing the human experience in its purest form. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, screenplay by Eric Roth & Zemeckis and told much in the style of the acclaimed graphic novel by Richard McGuire on which it is based, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright star in a tale of love, loss, laughter and life, all of which happen right Here.

 

[daemonova]

 

[daemonova]

need Cliff notes for how much this movie jumps around

 

[daemonova]

from what I could ascertain....

the first owners of the house were Michelle Dockery and the pilot
the second owners were the floozy and the fat guy
then the third owners were Kelly Reily (Beth from Yellowstone) and Paul Bethany (Jennifer Connelly's husband/Vision), they end up being Tom Hanks parents

don't ask me about the black professional couple, they are probably the present owners but I haven't finished the movie yet, so I have no idea.

 

[Silver Surfer]

This shyt went to streaming fast as hell.

 

[daemonova]

This shyt went to digital pay fast as hell.

fixed.

still not on streaming

 

[Silver Surfer]

fixed.

still not on streaming

Don't you pay for streaming too?

 

[daemonova]

Don't you pay for streaming too?

its currently pay per view or like $20 to keep it.

that not happening when it comes to Netflix, you pay one price and watch it as much as you want

 

[re'up]

This looked unwatchable.

 

[AquaCityBoy]

This movie was not good.

All the emotional beats fall flat because Tom Hanks' character is a fukking bum. You really had your wife and your daughter sleeping in your parents' living room for 30 years?

Best part of the movie is when she finally leaves his bum ass and they reunite one year for Christmas. They have Chinese food and he gets a fortune cookie that says something like, "An old flame will come back into your life," or some shyt. So then he asks her, "Is this my lucky day? " and she just holds his hand and goes, "No. "

 

[daemonova]

This movie was not good.

All the emotional beats fall flat because Tom Hanks' character is a fukking bum. You really had your wife and your daughter sleeping in your parents' living room for 30 years?

Best part of the movie is when she finally leaves his bum ass and they reunite one year for Christmas. They have Chinese food and he gets a fortune cookie that says something like, "An old flame will come back into your life," or some shyt. So then he asks her, "Is this my lucky day? " and she just holds his hand and goes, "No. "

Zemekis was trying to bring to the light stacked living situation that millennials have to deal with nowadays. they didn't all have to sleep in the same living room, Ben Affleck didn't have it that bad in The Company Men.

but i did see a movie (Shiva Baby) where they had the repast at this Jewish house, them ppl were stacked on top of each other.

Thats why I'm glad whenever my Mom looked for a place, she made sure the house had acreage, both in land and house, we needed our space and for a long time it was just the three of us

 

[daemonova]

This movie was not good.

All the emotional beats fall flat because Tom Hanks' character is a fukking bum. You really had your wife and your daughter sleeping in your parents' living room for 30 years?

Best part of the movie is when she finally leaves his bum ass and they reunite one year for Christmas. They have Chinese food and he gets a fortune cookie that says something like, "An old flame will come back into your life," or some shyt. So then he asks her, "Is this my lucky day? " and she just holds his hand and goes, "No. "

Oh hell no.

They got a house free and clear, and she wanna get in debt on some new fangled fiberglass shyt.

Id told her to hit the bricks.


80s Vanessa

 

[daemonova]

Id have moved DAd closer but kept him from moving back