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60 of 127 · most liked firstwe saw The Terminal the other day and when we left lena and i were talking about the movie and i referred to Stanley Tucci as "the tucc" (pronounced "tooch") and i regret it a lot
unlabelledView post →We have a stack of movies that we’re watching with our soon to be Film and Media Studies major, and today’s selection was The Terminal with Tom Hanks. I had forgotten what a sweet movie it is, and also found that it hits very differently during this age of tyranny and injustice for immigrants. Ugh.
unlabelledView post →we are watching the Terminal and matt is losing his shit at what a bad movie it is. “why in the whole airport is there not a single translator??”
unlabelledView post →Zoe Saldana played Uhura in Star Trek, and before that played a Trekkie in The Terminal; Steven Spielberg, who is friends with George Lucas, taught her how to do the Vulcan salute for that movie, which is why she does it wrong.
unlabelledView post →Brand New WRITERS ON FILM Jon Spira talks Mike Hodges director of Get Carter, Flash Gordon, The Terminal Man and Morons from Outer Space podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/w...
unlabelledView post →Biggest revelation of my big, leisurely, on-off Spielberg rewatch is that I like THE TERMINAL now?? Tougher, darker movie about America than the one I remembered, with far fewer bum notes.
unlabelledView post →#AprilMovieChallenge Day 25. Someone is stranded in a movie. The Terminal (2004)
unlabelledView post →Watching what largely forgotten mid-00s movie becomes TikTok's hyperfixation for a few weeks is always so fuckin wild Like thousands upon thousands of teenagers watching The Terminal in 4 minute clips and loving every second of it Happens like clockwork and I could never guess what movie it'll be
unlabelledView post →The Terminal (2004) is a movie where Tom Hanks waits 9 months at the airport for his flight.
unlabelledView post →Spielberg’s best movie is a tough question but his worst one is pretty easy, it’s The Terminal.
unlabelledView post →Andor dated Uhura! I forgot that Diego Luna and Zoe Saldana played Trekkies in THE TERMINAL. It's a cute film. Now it's coming back to me. Saldana's character enjoyed dressing up as Yeoman Rand at conventions. Man, if they'd said 'Uhura' instead, this movie would have been prescient.
unlabelledView post →- but it does feel less like Odysseus being turned away from Ithaca, and more Tom Hanks' movie the Terminal. Maybe I'll meet a cute Catherine Zeta Jones type who will help me get the signature of a jazz musician - the last wish of a father who passed away - after I made enemies of Stanley Tucci.
unlabelledView post →And then this piece I wrote on the 20th Anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s THE TERMINAL. I saw this film as an immigrant in limbo, when I felt like I had no country. And I love it dearly. Perhaps the first time I spoke of how much this movie means to me… www.avclub.com/the-terminal...
unlabelledView post →The Terminal is on the telly and so far it is absolutely the kind of movie I do not do well with. Lost, alone, scared, sad, and nobody understands him. Just gonna sit here and cry for the next half hour.
unlabelledView post →tbf, The Terminal becomes more and more of a christmas movie every year cause it becomes more and more likely you will end up marooned in a us airport
unlabelledView post →I haven't watched Andor yet, but I just want to say the first time I saw Diego Luna he was a Trekkie working in an airport who gets Tom Hanks to set him up on a date with Zoe Saldana, another Trekkie. From the 2004 film The Terminal.
unlabelledView post →I produced this new edition of Mike Hodges' fantastic film, THE TERMINAL MAN for @arrowvideo.bsky.social. New art by Sister Hyde, extras by Howard S. Berger, Steven Mitchell and @joshnelsonfilm.bsky.social, booklet essay by @guyadams.bsky.social www.arrowfilms.com/blu-ray/the-...
unlabelledView post →Works done, time for a movie! Tonight's randomly selected movie is... Never seen this! Wife asked to add it to our list! The Terminal, 2004
unlabelledView post →Watching The Terminal with the boy and everything about this movie is insane. Every problem in this movie would be solved if they got one translator for 45 minutes.
unlabelledView post →Now watching: ‘The Terminal Game’, dir. Geoff Lowe, 1982. A very British cyberpunk short from the same year as ‘Blade Runner’. “The Invex programme is designed to enrich people’s lives, to make them more pleasurable. It has nothing to do with control...” 🎥🎬
unlabelledView post →2004 was when America told me it didn’t want me. But that’s also when I met and found solace in Steven Spielberg’s THE TERMINAL. I love this unfairly maligned movie. An appreciation, on its 20th anniversary: https://www.avclub.com/the-terminal-at-20-steven-spielbergs-american-limbo-1851544709
unlabelledView post →i dont think im the first one to say this but as an enby i find the movie The Terminal thats the Tom Hanks is the citizen of this nonexistent nation and because the nation is nonexistent his passport doesnt work and everyone is confused one. but he says his truth one i feel seen. i like the movie.
unlabelledView post →okay but The Terminal is actually a great movie and in no small part because of Stanley Tucci... I cannot even begin to list the number of movies that would be bad if not for Stanley Tucci...
unlabelledView post →The terminal (like in the Tom Hanks film The Terminal) is the functional border.
unlabelledView post →most Friday night's my boyfriend and i pick a movie and make a themed meal together. this week we're watching The Terminal so we're making saltine ketchup sandwiches for dinner 😍😍😍
unlabelledView post →Crazy how The Terminal is just a masterpiece of a movie
unlabelledView post →you know what movie you couldn’t make today at all? The Terminal with Tom Hanks
unlabelledView post →The Terminal. That movie is, honestly, a travesty with how it wastes its cast on an otherwise intriguing premise.
unlabelledView post →The closest the US came to having a mainstream convo about statelessness (at least that I can remember) was that Tom Hanks movie The Terminal. And in that film, it's essentially played for laughs.
unlabelledView post →They're showing ‘The Terminal’ on TV, and with all the problems that movie has, watching it in the current US context makes it absolute insane.
unlabelledView post →But there are still great #NewWest Pride events happening tonight - a Movie at Douglas, a Dance Party at the Terminal! AND the forecast for the Street Party tomorrow is good! Think of this rain as a little pre-event street cleaning!
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s movie with the kids is THE TERMINAL. Sorry, haters: this movie rules.
unlabelledView post →*guy who can never remember movie titles right* um wow, The Terminal much?
unlabelledView post →My ★★★ review of The Terminal Man on @letterboxd: boxd.it/59yXDv #265moviereview Filmsky 📽️
unlabelledView post →Remember the movie The Terminal? Where Tom Hanks got stuck in the airport because his home country no longer existed. That literally happened to a guy in SPACE when the USSR dissolved. He wasn’t able to come back to Earth for like 5 months past his original return date!!
unlabelledView post →Forrest Gump, this film has a huge place in my heart, because this film really touched me, I would also add the film The Terminal which also made a big impression on me.
unlabelledView post →The Terminal Man – directed by Mike Hodges – opened today in 1974. Based on Michael Crichton’s science fiction novel of the same name, the film explores the mind control & technology – & features George Segal (an A-list actor in this era who was cast against type here), Joan Hackett & Richard Dysart
unlabelledView post →Tom Hanks was in a movie called The Terminal about a man stranded by war and immigration policies in an airport terminal for years. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ter...
unlabelledView post →While I have other main issues regarding the Spielberg film The Terminal, having the airport janitor character entertain himself by deliberately setting up wet spills to watch people slip and fall is utterly wrong and would immediately get any real world janitor fired.
unlabelledView post →19 June 1974: Horror sci-fi film ‘The Terminal Man’, directed by Mike Hodges, was released in the US. Rotten Tomatoes score: 50%* Letterboxd score: 2.9 (58%) (*Popcornmeter: 38%) #FilmSky #HorrorSky #TodayAtTheMovies
unlabelledView post →#MayMovieChallenge Day 28 - hamburger in a movie The Terminal (2004) #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Hell yeah! THE TERMINAL is a great movie. Beneath all the silly surface story stuff is a mean film about how the USA is not welcoming to immigrants and all that's here are brands, franchise restaurants and omnipresent consumerism. (Also might have the greatest single set ever constructed)
unlabelledView post →been a minute but if I recall correctly the brand new DHS is painted as this sinister entity in the generally forgotten Spielberg movie The Terminal (2004).
unlabelledView post →Benny Golson points to himself in Art Kane's 1958 photo "A Great Day in Harlem". Golson played himself in Steven Spielberg's 2004 film The Terminal, whose plot featured the Kane photo. With Golson's death in 2024, Sonny Rollins is the only surviving person from the photograph. Stay well, Sonny!
unlabelledView post →February Film Challenge 2025: Favourite directors in no particular order. 7. 🎬Steven Spielberg My favourites: 🎞 Jurassic Park 🎞 The Terminal 🎞 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade #MovieSky #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →RIP Benny Golson Golson points to himself in Art Kane's 1957 photo "A Great Day in Harlem". Golson played himself in Steven Spielberg's 2004 film The Terminal, whose plot featured the Kane photo. So the last surviving musician from the photo is Sonny Rollins.
unlabelledView post →In the movie The Terminal Tom Hanks country stops existing while he’s in the air and so he can’t go home. If that could happen next week while I’m in Iceland that would be awesome.
unlabelledView post →THE TERMINAL is so messy but I love this messy movie. Really hits me on a deep emotional level.
unlabelledView post →all his worst instincts in one movie with none of the good stuff. all his other bad movies at least have one standout sequence but there’s nothing in The Terminal that moves the needle in a positive way.
unlabelledView post →In fact, I ran out of characters or I would have added Schindler. As well as THE TERMINAL! Like I said earlier, when the general public (not movie music nerds like me) takes a good look at John Williams' body of work, including his concert pieces, their minds are going to be blown.
unlabelledView post →Talk about good ’people watching’. Have you ever seen the movie, ‘The Terminal’, with Tom Hanks? A delightful, heartwarming film.
unlabelledView post →Answer: all four of these episodes are referenced (albeit not necessarily accurately) in the Tom Hanks movie The Terminal (2004)
unlabelledView post →Rewatch: The Terminal (2004) Just a delightful film.
unlabelledView post →I sort of think about Spielberg’s movie The Terminal a lot. I think it was ahead of its time, no
unlabelledView post →Spielberg has been going sicko mode for the last few years, but he was in psycho mode from like SAVING PRIVATE RYAN to MUNICH. He had to make THE TERMINAL (his worst film) in the middle there to be a tulpa for his sentimentality.
unlabelledView post →Our poll for the listener's favourite movie of Amblin in the 00s is up now! AI? Monster House? The Terminal? Get your votes in - forms.gle/5qxYRPgHhkak...
unlabelledView post →been watching movies I never got around to seeing and yesterday’s was The Terminal. haven’t hated a movie so viscerally in years
unlabelledView post →I suggest both the book and the movie of The Terminal Man, I feel like that one doesn't get much love and it's (in my opinion) a very interesting story!
unlabelledView post →Hahaha it’s a millennial staple. That and AI: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (which is my #1 Spielberg) Though, glad to see love for THE TERMINAL. I’m also a defender of that film. I don’t give a damn if it’s corny as hell, the ending rips my heart out every single time.
unlabelledView post →They should've did the Terminal 7 movie instead of the Super Mario Bros movie.
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