| Review: Viktor Navorski (Tom Hanks) has just arrived at JFK airport Krakozhia when there is a coup in the small eastern countries, the revolutionary forces to seize power by force . United States does not recognize the new government and the validity of your passport and visa will be canceled. Frank Dixon (Stanley Tucci), the Administrator, which governs the book and shows no compassion for those bureaucratic airport, let Viktor, who does not speak English, in the lobby of the aero , international airport with an unsolved problem. While living patiently at the door 67 for a long time, Victor survives, learns English by yourself, make new friends among the airport staff and falls in love with Amelia Warren (Catherine Zeta-Jones). The Terminal is a charming and unusual for a sick man who is imprisoned by the bureaucracy at JFK International Airport tale. I heard that the event occurs in fact equivalent to Paris, but there is no reference on the DVD, and the writer takes the created said for the idea of ​​this topic. In any case, Steven Spielberg is truly magical, and was able to make a film with a rare delicious intrigue. Tom Hanks is excellent as usual and the beauty of Catherine Zeta-Jones is still very impressive. My vote is eight.Title (Brazil): The Terminal (The Terminal) |
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