Phenomenon
Drama • PG • 1996 • 2 hr 3 min
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This film captures the mysterious, romantic, charming, bureaucratic, heartbreaking life we have. Travolta leads a great cast. A favorite.
Good movie mainly because of Travolta. But I did like the story as well.
Guy unlocks 100% of his brain and still can't skip the Hallmark movie speedrun. Meteor buff wasn't enough.
The kind of endearing film that makes one nostalgic for the vibes of movie-making in the 90s.
Sweet, strange, and surprisingly emotional. Travolta gives George so much heart that the ending hits harder than expected.
A simple and unique premise so intricately thought out and told.
Kinda fun, feelgood movie that turns cringe af with the romance (zero chemistry, also weird shaving scene?) and ends slightly touching...
There just something about this movie that's so warm. Don't know if John's kind approach to character, quirkiness of locals or town itself.
Severely underrated 90s flick. Travolta is amazing. The pace is a little slow but overall the movie is very charming.
Brier than Michael. This is part Pulp Fiction Travolta and the story is decent.
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