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Larry Crowne (2011)

Directed by Tom Hanks

When he suddenly finds himself without his long-standing blue-collar job, Larry Crowne enrolls at his local college to start over. There, he becomes part of an eclectic community of students and develops a crush on his teacher.

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While his performance and Blake Neely’s ( Riverdale , Batwoman ) atmospheric sonar ping-inspired score deserve plenty of plaudits, Hanks’ masterstroke, in pulling a rare double-duty as screenwriter (his first since 2011’s Larry Crowne ), is in keeping the enemy offscreen.
Hanks, who previously wrote or co-wrote (and directed) the originals That Thing You Do! and Larry Crowne, acknowledged at Empire, “In the early drafts of Greyhound I was able to go deep, ignoring budget and physics.
The Ringer • Jul 9, 2020
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The last one he wrote and starred in was "Larry Crowne," which is a lesser entry in his filmography.
Big Picture Big Sound
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His presence has the effect of making a movie as adrift as this WWII thriller one that is still admirable and imminently watchable, with Hanks doing something he hasn’t done since Larry Crowne, which is writing a role for himself.
Travis Hopson • Punch Drunk Critics • Jul 6, 2020
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Y Hanks no sólo protagoniza: el grado de atracción fue tal que “Greyhound: En la mira del enemigo” es el primer guión escrito por el amado actor desde “Larry Crowne” en 2011.
Hanks didn’t drop the mic in the same way that Laughton did — he did make Larry Crowne after all — but it’s always interesting to see his output as a full creative.
Nick Johnston, www.facebook.com, nick.johnston • Vanyaland • Jul 9, 2020
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Luca poster
Yes, Vespas, the Italian motorised scooter immortalised by the poster for Roman Holiday and, to a lesser extent, Larry Crowne .
Nick de Semlyen • Empire • Jun 16, 2021
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A lot of Gary’s misadventures are reportedly courtesy of Anderson’s friends, the producer Gary Goetzman (“Larry Crowne,” “My Big Fat Greek Wedding,” “The Silence of the Lambs”), who, like Gary, was a child actor, and who, by this account, bounded into a very, very shaggy-dog 1970s Southern California at a young age.
Ray Pride • New City Film • Dec 20, 2021
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Of course, much of that could be blamed on Shyamalan’s script, which farts out more dad jokes than Larry Crowne .
Randall Colburn • Consequence of Sound • Sep 9, 2015
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