An Eastern European visitor becomes a resident of a New York airport terminal when a war breaks out and erases his country from the map, voiding his passport. He makes friends with the airport staff and falls in love with a flight attendant.
Terminal, The
I cant comment on the special features etc on this disc as it isnt out yet.
However I cant rate this movie enough. Ive given it 4 not 5 as I think movies need time to develop into classic's but for a modern movie I thought this was great.
The story takes place in the 'small' world of the airport terminal (hence the name' and how Viktor develops in these confines with limited english, no funds and no idea of what is happening to him.
Smacks of Forrest Gump in some instances (like how he is a master builder or learns english) but the movie is emotive endearing and light hearted. Even the bureaucrat's are likable (except Frank Dixon)
For someone who is -- as back-to-back best actor Oscars and the AFI Life Achievement Award attest -- arguably the most beloved of modern American actors, Tom Hanks has spent a lot of time recently hiding from himself.
Intent on putting some distance between his image and his most recent screen roles, Hanks' latest performances include an emotionless killer in Road to Perdition and an over-the-top con man in the Coen brothers' The Ladykillers.
The masquerade continues in the Steven Spielberg-directed The Terminal, in which Hanks plays Viktor Navorski, a heavily accented visitor from Eastern Europe for whom New York's JFK airport becomes a version of the Eagle...
With The Terminal Steven Spielberg's avowed intention was to create something, "that could make you laugh and cry and feel good about the world". Grand in scale but modest in tone, it's a mild-mannered, romantically-inclined fairy tale, but one that remains oddly anonymous and inconsequential.
It tells the story of Viktor Navorski (Hanks), resident of the fictitious eastern European country Krakozhia. While Viktor's in the sky en route to JFK, Krakozhia undergoes a military coup and by the time he arrives in the US his passport and papers are invalid. A citizen of nowhere, the airport's officious head of security Frank Dixon (Tucci) deems America closed to Vikto...
Terminal, The
Superb, Tom Hanks at his Oscar-winning best
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