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Genre: Drama   Director: Robert Zemeckis   Starring: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Paul Bettany, Kelly Reilly   Running Time: 104 minutes   Synop...

Genre: Drama   Director: David Seltzer   Starring: Sally Field, Tom Hanks, John Goodman   Running Time: 122 minutes   Synopsis: In New York...

Genre: Comedy Drama Director: Marc Forster Starring: Tom Hanks, Mariana Treviño, Rachel Keller Running Time: 126 minutes Synopsis:  Self-app...

Genre: Biographical Music Drama Director: Baz Luhrmann Starring: Austin Butler, Tom Hanks, Olivia DeJonge Running Time: 159 minutes Synopsis...

A harmless romantic comedy, Larry Crowne is filled with good people overcoming familiar crises. The film bobbles sideways rather than ever ...

A deft biographical drama, A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood captures the spirit of Fred Rogers through an interviewer's own father-s...

A decorous but episodic western, News Of The World  journeys through a post-war landscape riddled with pain, mistrust and divisions. The set...

A romantic comedy with would-be lovers on either side of the corporate fence, You've Got Mail delves into the emerging online world to ...

A satirical comedy-drama about human surrender to avarice, The Bonfire Of The Vanities tackles weighty subjects with a dismissively careles...

A gritty gangster drama, Road To Perdition is a visually stunning story of redemption, revenge and fatherhood. In rural Illinois of 19...

The fourth chapter in the animated saga of toys who come to life when kids are not looking, Toy Story 4 explores the courage to embrace ...

A fantasy romantic comedy, Splash succeeds in creating an unlikely love story between a mermaid and a man. As an eight year old, Allen...

A mild comedy, drama and romance, The Terminal offers harmless entertainment in a message-heavy but slick production. Tourist Viktor N...

A journalistic drama, The Post is a familiar but still relevant story of press freedom. It's 1971 and the Vietnam War is grinding ...

A musical dramatic comedy about a fictional one-hit wonder band, That Thing You Do! captures the vibe of an era but remains as shallow a...

A near-future technological thriller exploring loss of privacy, The Circle starts with some good ideas but quickly loses its way. Mae ...

A bland comedy set in the domestic spy world, The Man With One Red Shoe is about nothing in particular and struggles to define a purpose...

The most famous book of its era comes to the screen, and The Da Vinci Code is magnetic and muddled in equal measures. While on a trip ...