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Watched it the other day and couldn't see anything offensive.
Despite claims of futuristic violence and strong language, it seemed to be an inoffensive and lightweight chick flick.
Despite claims of futuristic violence and strong language, it seemed to be an inoffensive and lightweight chick flick.
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it is a 12 as far as I know
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The Terminal
(2004) Viewed as a fairy tale about the American Dream, this Capra-esque fish-out-of-water whimsy provides some affecting comedy drama, but it doesn't fully convince thanks to director Steven Spielberg's reluctance to confront harsh realities. Tom Hanks is superb as the eastern European who becomes trapped in visa hell after a military coup in his native Krakozhia means his country is no longer recognised by the US government. Stranded indefinitely at JFK airport, he learns English from TV, eats leftover fast food, finds work renovating the building, falls for ditzy flight attendant Catherine Zeta-Jones and is harassed by Stanley Tucci's power-hungry official. While the performances are appealing, Spielberg relies too heavily on the airport-terminal-as-microcosm-of-society angle and the saccharine sentimentality gets piled on as the credibility decreases. If you can suspend your disbelief, then great, but if you can't, beware. AJ Contains swearing. Tell us what you think Email us at rtfilmcomments@bbc.co.uk to tell us what you think of this film. Your comments may appear in Radio Times magazine. Running time 123min Country of origin US Genre Comedy Drama Alternate title Terminal Original language English Screenplay Jeff Nathanson, Sacha Gervasi, from a story by Andrew Niccol, Sacha Gervasi Theatrical distributor UIP UK cinema certificate 12A UK cinema release date September 2004 |
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Good film. Wouldn't call it a chick flick though from what I remember.
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I think londis is talking about something else. futuristic violence?
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the terminator perhaps? londis just having a laugh probably.
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Oops. My bad. (nice haul though I felt).
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lost on me then. never seen terminator.
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