Here | Sony | November 15, 2024 | Tom Hanks | Robert Zemeckis Directing

[cinema pal]

It depends on how artsy the movie is. If  it is audience-friendly and a visual marvel then there's no need for a slow rollout. 

[AniNate]

They seem to be going for the Forrest Gump reunion angle promoting this so I don't think it'll be too artsy. TriStar label was synonymous in the 90s with middlebrow adult entertainment. But also Zemeckis hasn't made a good movie in a while so I'm still bearish on expectations.

 

 

Edited June 22 by AniNate

[cinema pal]

12 minutes ago, AniNate said:

I don't think it'll be too artsy

Well some people think that the graphic novel it is based on is unfilmable. I get Cloud atlas vibes from this project. And is the runtime on Wikipedia correct? 157 min? Oh dear

Also people hate de-aging and AI technology usage in art right now . Some folks will view it  as a long tech demo

Edited June 22 by cinema pal

[lorddemaxus]

11 hours ago, cinema pal said:

Some folks will view it  as a long tech demo

That's pretty much what people expect from a Zemickis movie at this point

[AMCTheater2000]

 

[Eric is Quiet]

Is this the uncanny valley version of Boyhood? I guess I shouldn’t be surprised now that I think of it.

[cinema pal]

Well I imagined something different when I read the comics a bit. Just a hundred years and the same people? Kinda meh

 

"Here takes place entirely from one fixed point of view. The camera never budges. It doesn’t zoom and never even turns. What does move—and rather quickly—is time. More than a century of life in one American living room plays out during the brisk 104-minute story."

 

Ehm..ok

Edited Tuesday at 04:01 PM by cinema pal

[CJohn]

7 minutes ago, Eric is Anxious said:

Is this the uncanny valley version of Boyhood? I guess I shouldn’t be surprised now that I think of it.

Made with IA no less.

[cinema pal]

Oh wait, false alarm 

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Sometimes Here journeys even further back, showing glimpses of this woodland location before the home existed. The Colonial mansion that for much of the movie sits across the street outside the home’s front window gets a supporting part, and the Native tribe who inhabited the land before settlers encroached also turns up throughout the story. Just for fun, the audience also briefly glimpses what was there in the prehistoric era.

 

[Firepower]

De-aged Hanks looks great, Wright is kinda weird, but I have to see this in motion. I assume they release trailer very soon?

[AniNate]

 

 

 

[Firepower]

Looks ambitious.

[Eric is Quiet]

They…really think they can do this for two hours, huh?

[WorkingonaName]

Zemeckis is cooking.

[cinema pal]

19 minutes ago, Eric is Quiet said:

They…really think they can do this for two hours, huh?

For "brisk 104 minutes"

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Edited Wednesday at 02:20 PM by cinema pal

[Melosh]

Looks like a film based on “Disney’s carousel of progress”.

[emoviefan]

I am just happy things did work out for Forrest and Jennay!

[wildphantom]

Well, at least it looks better than Pinocchio! 
 

this Zemeckis stan so betrayed by that movie remains hopeful, but cautious. 

[lorddemaxus]

This looks like a better version of A Ghost Story lol

[CoolioD1]

looks pretty good to me.