You've Got Hanks

Is that a clue? No, it's just another episode of You've Got Hanks, and this week, we're talking about The Da Vinci Code (2006). This is the Catholic National Treasure. Even Tom Hanks has Nicolas Cage hair. I'm joined by two of my college friends, Jaya Ramdath (@javaguava) & Stephanie Chanel Myers (@velvetnico). We went to film school together, so we know what we're talking about... or do we? Did you know how to properly pronounce Louvre? Let me know @youvegothanks.

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It's the most wonderful time of the year... to listen to a Tom Hanks podcast, and this week, we're talking about The Polar Express (2004). A movie where Tom plays multiple characters? Yes, please! "We got it!" And by 'it,' I mean, I'm joined by the very funny Coop Foster (@this_is_coop) and Haley Mancini (@HaleyMancini). We discuss how there really isn't any stakes in this movie, but it's a fun ride — literally — anyway. Let me know what you think of The Polar Express @youvegothanks. 

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If it's on Tom's IMDb, we gotta cover it, and that's why we're talking about Elvis Has Left The Building (2004) this week with Clark Canez (@otherclarksy) and Suzee Dunn (@_bosswitch). Even though, Tom Hanks is only in like 2 seconds of this movie, he steals the show. I mean it's not hard to win in a movie so bad. Elvis left the building, and should have stayed away, but who knows. Maybe you love it. If you do, let me know @youvegothanks. 

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Be like Viktor Navorski and stick around, because this week, we're talking about The Terminal (2004). I'm joined by comedians Charlie Mihelich (@charlesmihelich) & Ele Woods (@elewoods55) for this very fun chat about Tom Hanks' performance of a man stuck in the International Terminal at JFK Airport. Don't chit and eat to bite this episode, and let me know how much you love that goat @youvegothanks. 

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Have you ever wondered what Tom Hanks would be like if he were Colonel Sanders? Well, luckily, you have The Ladykillers to show you. This Coen brothers movie has Tom playing a southern bad guy who must have waffles. I'm joined by my friends Connie Shin (@thatconnieshin) and Jane Kim (@jane1kim). We talk IBS, our first R-rated movies, and how this movie doesn't have a lot of lady killing in it. Let me know what you think @youvegothanks. 

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Knock Knock. Who's there? Go... listen to this episode where we discuss Tom's next movie, Catch Me If You Can (2002). Based on a true story, we follow Leo DiCaprio as he cons his way into being a pilot, doctor, AND lawyer! Tim Honks is after him, and I'm joined by the co-hosts of RoyalTea, Erika Abdelatif (@erikaabdelatif) & Marla Black (@marlawhitney). We discuss the giggliness of every woman in this movie, and how star-studded this cast really is. Tell me what's your funniest joke @youvegothanks. 

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Fathers and sons will truly love our next Tom Hanks movie, Road To Perdition (2002). I'm joined by the co-hosts of Aw...Crap, a Hellboy Podcast, Mark David Christenson (@hobbit138) and Kait Thompson (@kaitdrawingstuff), to talk about this gangster movie about revenge and covering up for dumb sons. There's guns, a weird Jude Law, whiney Daniel Craig, and the great Paul Newman. What more could you want? Plus, Mark David and I also hash out some beef we have, so overall, everyone's clearing the air. Let me know what beef you have, and how you plan on settling the score @youvegothanks. 

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WILSON! We've made it to the 2000s, and the Tom Hanks movie, Cast Away (2000). I'm joined by the very funny Will Hines (@willhines) and Jessica Svendsgaard (@svendsgaard) to talk about this stressful movie of a FedEx employee who gets stranded on a deserted island. With the physical change Tom had to go through for this movie, it's no wonder he got another Oscar nominee. We talk about who we would want when stranded on an island, why Tom Hanks has a hard time playing bad characters, and take a which character are you quiz. Ugh, I'm still just heartbroken about Wilson. Let me know what you think of this movie, @youvegothanks. 

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Well, we've reached the end of another decade of Tom Hanks movies. Some would say this is the best decade of his career (me, I'm saying that). To go over the greatest decade of any actor's career ever, I have my friend and funny lady, Candice Yang (@schmandice). We lay out our list of the top movies, discuss how '90s Tom is America's reliable boyfriend, and go over his enneagram number. Let me know what enneagram number you are @youvegothanks.

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Someone grab some tissues, because this week, we're watching The Green Mile (1999) with my friends, Nadia Garbosky (@nadiashmadia) and Addie Weyrich (@addieyomind). Michael Clarke Duncan seriously just rips a hole in our soul as the sweet, lovable, and magical John Coffey. If only Percy didn't suck so much. Also, for anyone in APLAC — aka AP Language and Composition — you should consider writing a thesis on the importance of pee in this movie. Once again Tom Hanks is as wonderful as ever, but let me know what you think @youvegothanks. 

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