Many Starring In Movies, Tom Hanks Admits He Hates Some Of His Projects

Tom Hanks (screenshot)

Tom Hanks admits he doesn't always like the whole film project. He revealed this fact in a recent interview with The New Yorker.

Let's admit: we've seen movies we hate. I'm in some movies I hate. You must have watched some of my films and you didn't like them," said Tom Hanks.

According to Tom Hanks, instant reactions to a film are normal. Spectators also have the right to choose the film they want to watch.

Someone would say 'I hate it.' Another person could say 'I think the film is brilliant' he said.

The example of the first Rubicon film you watch... you star in the film. Rubicon's second film you saw the film you made. Between the film is a film you want to make or a film you don't want to make," he continued.

He gave an example of the classic film It's a Good Life which was popular in 1946. The film became more popular after appearing several times on television. In addition, he also gave an example of the film That Thing You Do! in 1996.

The film was written, directed, and starred Tom Hanks. Although not as successful as the films he starred in, he enjoyed the production process of the film.

"I love making that film. I love writing it down, I love it. I love everyone in it," recalls Tom Hanks.

When the film was released, the film was completely disbanded by a wave of populi voxes. Business is not good. Viewed as something strange, so that everything from other films and become a pleasant memory," he continued.

On the other hand, Tom Hanks saw a publication mentioning Tom Hanks' classic work and mentioning the film.

That Thing You Do! is called a classic work. What distinguishes those two things? The answer is time," he said.