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Tom Hanks Reflected On The Idea Of "Hating Movies" And He Makes A Really Great Point – Yahoo Life

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June 5, 2023
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Scientists discovered a surge of unknown activity in people's brains as they died – BGR
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  1. Tom Hanks Reflected On The Idea Of “Hating Movies” And He Makes A Really Great Point  Yahoo Life
  2. Tom Hanks Says Robert Zemeckis Shot ‘Forrest Gump’ Scenes Like ‘I Love Lucy’ to Combat His Exhaustion  IndieWire
  3. “Emotionally, it’s devastating”: Tom Hanks Turned Down Martin Scorsese to Act in $183M Comic-Book Movie With Daniel Craig  FandomWire
  4. We all have movies we hate, even me: Tom Hanks’ humble confession | Onmanorama  Onmanorama
  5. Tom Hanks loves that his most underrated movie is now a “cult classic”  The Digital Fix
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