Here - Official Trailer (HD)

You are here. Tom Hanks and Robin Wright star in Robert Zemeckis’ #HereMovie - exclusively in movie theaters November 1.

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Reuniting the director, writer and stars of Forrest Gump, Here is an original film about multiple families and a special place they inhabit. The story travels through generations, capturing the most relatable of human experiences. Zemeckis (Forrest Gump, Castaway, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Contact, Back to the Future) directs from a screenplay by Eric Roth (Forrest Gump, Killers of the Flower Moon, Dune, A Star is Born) and him. Told much in the style of the acclaimed graphic novel by Richard McGuire on which it is based, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright star in a tale of love, loss, laughter and life, all of which happen right Here.

Directed by: Robert Zemeckis

Screenplay by: Eric Roth & Robert Zemeckis

Based on the graphic novel by: Richard McGuire

Produced by:
Robert Zemeckis
Jack Rapke
Derek Hogue
Bill Block

Executive Producers:
Jeremy Johns
Andrew Golov
Thom Zadra

Cast:
Tom Hanks
Robin Wright
Paul Bettany
Kelly Reilly
Michelle Dockery

This film is rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association for the following reasons: thematic material, some suggestive material, brief strong language and smoking.

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[beatricet]

I've lived in the same house for 52 years. I know what it's like to experience time unfold in one space. People and pets come and go. Bush turns to farms, to land subdivisions, to houses on acreage, to added community infrastructure. Trees in backyards disappear to accommodate more houses on smaller blocks. Apartments creep in. People are born and die, young and old. Love is found and lost, or remains beyond the grave. Thoughts evolve from simple to complex, then simple again. Longtime residents grow from infancy to one of the few remaining custodians of local history. A living witness to time on Earth. 🌏 An explorer of time, charting a course that can only be travelled once. ⏳

[KeithCantrell]

Production assistant: *bumps tripod*

Robert and Tom:

[ArwenUndomiel]

An original, positive, mature, uplifting story with actual movie stars? I thought Hollywood had forgotten how to make those. More of this please!

[anton]

And at the end, he flies away in the house attached to thousands of balloons

[elmaquiavelico]

I'm going to tell my kids this is Forrest Gump 2

[milkmanx]

I like the idea of timelines captured in a single frame, it’s like a movie stage play

[chriswhite]

This preview has me crying . The passing of time is hard to accept face, and inevitable

[RD-]

Song is ”I’ve Seen All Good People” by Yes

[joecamps]

You gotta hand it to Zemeckis, this man GOES FOR IT.

[kathleenhensley]

Too sad. It looks beautiful. Maybe it's just my age, but too sad. My husband and I sold our first home when we were in our early 60s. I walked through the house one last time trying to hide my tears. So much had happened! Now, he's gone and I'm living in our second home, and sometimes, the tears fall. I expect to hear his voice summoning me to see something on his computer, or ask me why I'm not up yet, or asking me what is for dinner... life passes by so very fast. A home without love is just a house. Time is the cruelest master of all.

[RayBarrera]

Uncanny valley and Robert Zemeckis. Name a more iconic duo.

[cholze]

“You could spend the night here.”
“I could spend the rest of my life here.”
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Simple quotes, but with the majestic meaning.
Zemeckis at his finest.

[cinemaatob]

In an era where risk-taking in cinema is increasingly rare it's good to see Zemeckis willing to just go for it.

[xpez]

Whomever the boomer or genxer that chose the Yes song for this is an absolute GOAT creative! Cheers and a large pint of beer clinks! this song married to the imagery is perfection!!!

[shiningfaceofluzon]

The first time I saw this trailer, the de-aging on Tom and Robin's face was so good... I thought Robert Zemekis made this the same way "Boyhood" was made.

[TheGirmanator]

I highly recommend the graphic novel this is based on. “Here” is by Richard McGuire and set in the same exact perspective, spanning decades, centuries, millions and even billions of years across all time periods (but especially the events inside the room). I spotted so many shots in this trailer taken directly from the book, so I’m excited

[anthonymalerbo]

I’m getting “a ghost story”meets “the tree of life” vibe from this trailer.

[luigitarini]

I am already crying at the T-Rex running away from the meteorite. I won't make it 'til the end.

[violaillyria]

There are no words. This takes the cake. Thank you, Robert Zemeckis, for understanding American history and presenting it in such an emotional way. 😭❤️

[LAB-]

Fortunately, people like Zemeckis, Hanks, Wright still exist. Thank you.