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The Ending of Tom Hanks's Here, Explained
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Robert Zemeckis has one of the most eclectic filmographies in history under his belt. From the ever-prevalent and mainstream Back to the Future series to his infamous motion capture version of A Christmas Carol, Zemeckis' body of work has always been concerned with emerging technology. The director seemingly has a fascination with integrating or establishing cutting-edge developments in filmmaking.

Zemeckis' latest venture into this territory is Here, which employs the use of a de-aging artificial intelligence technology on actors called Metaphysic Live that works in real-time as opposed to post-production. However, this is not Here's only technological gimmick. The movie also takes place entirely within one room and from one camera angle. Despite these cinematic innovations, Here has not been very well-received by critics or audiences. One major reason being cited for the backlash is the film's ending. So, how does Here end, and is it as bad as everyone says?...
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  • 11/10/2024
  • by Sarah Lovett
  • MovieWeb
Is Tom Hanks' Here a Box Office Success?
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Quick Links Here's Less-Than-Ideal Box Office Numbers Why Did Here Stumble at the Box Office? Hanks and Zemeckis' Box Office History

Tom Hanks is one of the most reliable A-listers in the industry today. The Forrest Gump star's films have grossed nearly $10 billion at the worldwide box office. There was a time when hooking Tom Hanks' name to a project could almost guarantee success. But as times and viewing habits have changed, so have the box office returns for tentpole flicks.

Of course, Hanks is still a recognizable and iconic star. But these days, simply having a figure like him in a movie is no guarantee of success. That's the issue with his latest project, the drama Here. On paper, this movie seems like a sure thing. It stars Hanks and Robin Wright alongside director Robert Zemeckis in a Forrest Gump reunion. So, does it work? Not exactly, as Here...
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  • 11/6/2024
  • by Adam Brown
  • MovieWeb
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