What's Tom Hanks' best role?

[KnickstapeCity]

shyt I know Im a petty ass hater but he’s not overrated talent wise? He’s always been more movie star than actor to me.

The Money Pit. I liked his comedy performances better but his straight role movies more.

I know you not talking shyt about my nikka Tom Hanks when you got Stephen from Django in your avi.



No Tom Hanks disrespect will be allowed.

 

[Billie Jean]

shyt I know Im a petty ass hater but he’s not overrated talent wise? He’s always been more movie star than actor to me.

The Money Pit. I liked his comedy performances better but his straight role movies more.

That beautiful cac always delivers

Breh I just googled this movie,it's right up my alley. Watching it for sure

 

[CourtesyFlush]

Catch me if you can

 

[85 East]

Forrest. Hes a great actor, and he killed that shyt. Watch his hands in that movie. His hands alone tell it.

 

[pickles]

That beautiful cac always delivers

Breh I just googled this movie,it's right up my alley. Watching it for sure

Watch it. It is fukken hilarious.

I have never seen Sleepless in Seattle but I like his older movies.

I know people here are going to say Forrest Gump but he was great in Apollo 13, Splash, the Money Pit.

 

[Tetris v2.0]

Glad to see Road to Perdition mentioned, loved that one

 

[Billie Jean]

Watch it. It is fukken hilarious.

I have never seen Sleepless in Seattle but I like his older movies.

I know people here are going to say Forrest Gump but he was great in Apollo 13, Splash, the Money Pit.

Agreed about his older movies. I wanna go through them

Sleepless in Seattle is a great winter movie

 

[Lootpack]

Toy Story 2

 

[Ku$h Parker]

Turner & Hooch

 

[Lootpack]

The Terminal is a favorite of mine. Its really a nice movie that teeters a good line between heavy an light.


Road to Perdition or the parts I've seen is also good as well

Road to Perdition is a really good mention. Everything about that movie is . Such a morally complex character. Not the kind of role you’d usually see Hanks in, but he killed it.

Also thought he shined great in Catch Me If You Can. Even though Spielberg directed it, it’s looking like the closest we’ll ever get to him in a Scorsese film.

 

[Marks]

Castaway a powerful movie.

 

[Deltron]

The Terminal is a favorite of mine. Its really a nice movie that teeters a good line between heavy an light.


Road to Perdition or the parts I've seen is also good as well

when he had to make his dinner/food out of crackers and mustard/ketchup

but when he figured out you get a quarter from returning them luggage carts then he buys a whopper

 

[Ya Sinning Mane]

Being a strong father figure to his entitled son

 

[Son Goku]

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

Big

I still get dust in my eyes at the end of that movie when he finally goes home to his mom