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Roger Ebert praises Tom Hanks' performance and the movie's complexity, humor and truth. He calls Forrest Gump a meditation on American history and a dream of reconciliation for our society.
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Rated: 4/4 Mar 1, 2024 Full Review Steve Persall Tampa Bay Times Forrest Gump isn't a movie for cynics. Instead, it's one of those rare films that seduces viewers into overlooking its...
With that said, while I read through the negative reviews of Forrest Gump, I found myself thinking that a number of the reviewers might be missing what I see is a large part of the film's message. Their focus was on the characters' intelligence and lifestyle.
Forrest Gump, a romantic epic starring Tom Hanks as a slow but sweet-souled Alabama boy who lucks into nearly every headline event of the past 40 years, is the summer sensation: a popular hit...
Forrest Gump is a rare treat: a movie that delivers a message of hope and faith without delving into preachiness. Much of that success is due to Hanks' majestically...
Jul 6, 2017 · An uplifting saga about one young boy’s earnest and good-natured attempts to overcome his disabilities, Forrest Gump is also a cheeky social satire of the past 40 years of U.S. social-political...
Jul 11, 1994 · A picaresque story of a simpleton’s charmed odyssey through 30 years of American history, starring Tom Hanks and directed by Robert Zemeckis. The review praises the film’s humor, craftsmanship and emotional impact, but criticizes its weak romance and self-centered themes.
