10 September
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ELVIS Director: Baz LuhrmannStarring: Austin Butler, Tom Hanks, Olivia DeJonge, Kelvin Harrison Jr, Helen Thomson, Richard Roxburgh, Kodi Smit-McPhee It takes an extravagant vision to capture the life and magic of Elvis Presley on screen. Director Baz Luhrmann embeds his flashy aura into Elvis Presley’s life to an eye-popping degree with Elvis. If you’ve seen Romeo + Juliet or Moulin Rouge, there’s no mistaking Luhrmann’s distinct vision within minutes of Elvis. The opening sequence practically mirrors that of Romeo+Juliet with a frenzied narration and Tom Hanks’ Colonel Tom Parker on his death bed recounting how he made Elvis famous and that there would be noRead More →

04 November
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FINCH Director: Miguel SapochnikStarring: Tom Hanks, Caleb Landry Jones There are not many actors who could pull off a movie about a man, his robot, and his dog. Leave it to Tom Hanks to make the film Finch a compelling story about the human condition. The world has become a post-apocalyptic waste land and Finch Weinberg (Hanks) is one of the sole-remaining survivors. It’s a barren wasteland of dust and sand in every major city. Finch lives in an underground bunker in St. Louis with his dog Goodyear and a land rover. His current focus is building a fully functioning robot companion. As this AIRead More →

23 October
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Tom Hanks Interview with Miguel Sapochnik – FINCH Tom Hanks stars in the new AppleTV+ film Finch from Game of Thrones director Miguel Sapochnik. I sat down with Tom Hanks and Miguel Sapochnik to discuss their new film, memorable experiences, the power of technology, and Paul asks Tom if he’d ever go into space. Find out! Here’s my interview, make sure to hit the Like button and subscribe to my channel for more interviewsRead More →

21 December
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NEWS OF THE WORLD Director: Paul GreengrassStarring: Tom Hanks, Helena Zengel, Elizabeth Marvel, Mare Winningham Director Paul Greengrass first teamed up with Oscar winner Tom Hanks for the true story Captain Phillips in 2013. Their new film News of the World arrive in theaters on Christmas. It’s 1870, five years after the Civil War and Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd, played by Tom Hanks, travels town to town delivering news headlines and stories to anyone who gathers around his podium. The effects of the war are still being felt with the divide and racism still at play. Captain Kidd comes across a young girl, named Johanna,Read More →

21 December
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“News of the World” Interviews – Tom Hanks, Paul Greengrass, Helena Zengel Tom Hanks is one of the greatest actors working today continually giving strong performances with each of his movies. He stars in the new film News of the World which reunites him with his Captain Phillips director, Paul Greengrass. I sat down with Hanks, Greengrass and Helena Zengel to talk about his new film, Paul’s Tom Hanks DVD collection, history lessons, and the importance of news and storytelling. News of the World will be in theaters on December 25. **click SUBSCRIBE for more reviews and interviews**Read More →

15 July
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GREYHOUND Director: Aaron SchneiderStarring: Tom Hanks, Stephen Graham, Elisabeth Shue, Matt Helm, Craig Tate Tom Hanks continues to showcase in passion for World War II stories in Greyhound. It’s February 1942 and Hanks plays Captain Krause who is leading a convoy of ships to Liverpool, England. First they must cross through a dangerous area known as the Black Pit where they face on onslaught of German U-Boats. It’s now streaming on AppleTV+ Here’s my reviewRead More →

11 December
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THE 26th SAG AWARDS – THE NOMINATIONS Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture BombshellConnie BrittonAllison JanneyNicole KidmanJohn LithgowMalcolm McDowellKate McKinnonMargot RobbieCharlize Theron The IrishmanBobby CannavaleRober De NiroStephen GrahamHarvey KeitelAl PacinoAnna PaquinJoe PesciRay Romano JoJo RabbitAlfie AllenRoman Griffin DavisScarlett JohanssonThomasin McKenzieStephen MerchantSam RockwellTaika WaititiRebelWilson Once Upon a Time…In HollywoodAustin ButlerJulia BittersBruce DernLeonardo DiCaprioDakota FanningEmile HirschDamian LewisMike MohTimothy OlyphantAl PacinoLuke PerryBrad PittMargaret QualleyMargot Robbie ParasiteHyae Jin ChangYeo Jeong ChoWoo Chik ChoiHyeon Jun JungZiso JungJung Eun LeeSun Kyun LeeMyung Hoon ParkSo Dam ParkKang Ho Song Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role:Christian Bale, Ford v FerrariLeonardo DiCaprio, Once Upon a Time…In HollywoodAdamRead More →

21 November
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A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD Director: Marielle HellerStarring: Matthew Rhys, Tom Hanks, Susan Kelechi Watson, Chris Cooper, Maryann Plunkett, Enrico Colantoni, Wendy Makkena, Tammy Blanchard Matthew Rhys (The Americans) stars as Lloyd Vogel, a writer for Esquire Magazine tasked with writing a brief piece about Fred Rogers, played by 2-Time Oscar winner Tom Hanks. He scoffs at the idea, but Fred’s mission in life is the lesson Lloyd needs to hear to soften his jaded outlook on life. Here’s my reviewRead More →

20 June
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TOY STORY 4 Director: Josh CooleyStarring: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Tony Hale, Annie Potts, Keanu Reeves, Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele, Madeleine McGraw, Christina Hendricks, June Squibb, John Ratzenberger It’s been a few years since Andy gave his toy collection to little Bonnie (McGraw). Bonnie is now entering kindergarten which means some separated time from her toys. In her orientation class, she makes a new toy out of some trash and names his Forky (Hale). He’s a spork with googly eyes, pipe cleaner arms, and a popsicle stick as feet. He becomes her new best friend so much so that she takes Forky along with WoodyRead More →

11 January
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THE POST Director: Steven Spielberg Starring: Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Bob Odenkirk, Carrie Coon, Sarah Paulson, Tracy Letts, Bradley Whitford, Bruce Greenwood, Matthew Rhys, Jesse Plemons, David Cross, Zach Woods Director Steven Spielberg has spent the recent part of his career making historical dramas with Munich, Lincoln, and Bridge of Spies, not to mention all of his war-based films. He wants to hold a mirror to our past so we can learn from history and apply it to our present day political environment. The Post uses the Vietnam War as it’s starting point with Matthew Rhys as Daniel, a vet who witnesses government officials lyingRead More →