An odyssey through time and memory, centered on a place in New England where—from wilderness, and then, later, from a home—love, loss, struggle, hope and legacy play out between couples and families over generations.
Tom Hanks Robin Wright Paul Bettany Kelly Reilly Ellis Grunsell Teddy Russell Finn Guegan Callum Macreadie Lauren McQueen Grace Lyra Jemima Macintyre Billie Gadsdon Beau Gadsdon Harry Marcus Diego Scott Logan Challis Albie Salter Zsa Zsa Zemeckis Albie Mander Eloísa Ferreira Eliza Daley Elodie Crapper Faith Delaney Michelle Dockery Gwilym Lee Delilah O’Riordan David Fynn Ophelia Lovibond Nicholas Pinnock Show All…
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My favorite parts of Robert Zemeckis’ Here
3. Benjamin Franklin
2. Dinosaurs
1. The inventor of the La-Z Boy and his sexy wife, the true stars of the film, the entire thing should’ve just been about them
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I usually try not to bother with the reception of a new release, but it's a bit disconcerting to see such a furious and mean-spirited response towards an ambitious film from one of cinema's greatest technicians, even if it does give off the whiff of AI slop in certain instances. I think we could all learn something from the gentle fragility of this movie, the perspective that it offers, and the open-hearted sincerity of its messaging, but if you're eager to rip an already DOA formal experiment to shreds, don't let me stop you.
In any case, might as well throw my hat in the ring and say that I found this survey of a quaint American space to…
would maybe be insanely good if it wasn't just Boomer Diorama
The way I didn’t care about anything
ingenious concept, mediocre execution, worst screenplay of the last several years. what else do you give that but a perfectly balanced 2.5 stars.
Quintessential Zemeckis melodrama + tech fetish. He moves the camera exactly one time. Did you want to see the FORREST GUMP guy's TREE OF LIFE? Have I got a movie for you!
HEREndous.
take a shot whenever the movie jumps to a different point in time (you would literally fucking die)
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
When I was 11 years old, Castaway came out and my dad hated it. I think it was because he had an abscess on his tailbone at the time and rather than going to doctor he decided to sit and watch a 144 minute Tom Hanks movie with my mom. He insisted it was because “Robert Zemeckis is a bad director who makes over-the-top choices.” His primary bit of evidence was a shot at the end of the film: Tom Hanks standing in the middle of an intersection at a point where his character is at a metaphorical crossroads. I was 11, already obsessed with the idea of becoming a filmmaker someday, and remember it as one of the first…
robert zemeckis and tom hanks reuinite to dethrone forrest gump as the whitest movie of all time
I regret to inform you that this movie worked on me and I really liked it.
Every time someone said the word “here” during this movie I pointed at the screen like Leonardo DiCaprio in the meme.
I have a lot of friends whose boomer-aged parents are still married, but clearly don’t have romantic love for each other anymore and are staying in a relationship way past its expiration date. We’ll talk about it and agree it’s beyond our understanding, and mourn the fulfilling lives they could have been living separately all these years. It makes me feel weirdly lucky that mine got divorced so early. I bring this up because my generation has rejected a lot of beliefs/cultural norms, especially related to the nuclear family, and since this has been labeled a boomer movie I was pleasantly surprised that Zemeckis allows us to mostly just observe if not critique those patterns. It’s partly possible due to…
