Philadelphia
Drama • PG-13 • 1993 • 2 hr 6 min
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Hanks and Denzel in their prime and at the top of their game. What more do you need?
A telling snapshot of a particular time in our history. Still relevant and worthy of examining how we view “others”. Excellent all around.
Even to this day a very powerful and meaningful film. Everything is exceptionally done and it is very moving throughout
An excellent movie that tells us about AIDS and how people reacted to it on that time and how they judged people with the disease. Classic.
An enthralling and poignant film that gets its message across amazingly. Tom Hanks deserved that Oscar.
Tom Hanks and Denzel are excellent. A courtroom drama with a heart. Very engaging, moving and emotional.
It’s easy to forget how much more culturally acceptable homophobia was in the 80s and 90s; this film is a sobering reminder.
Touching, important drama with great acting and cast! Hanks and Washington play well together!
Tom Hanks & Denzel Washington bring in some of the best performances of their careers. A thought provoking commentary still relevant today.
A pretty good courtroom drama movie. Great cast and acting and worth a watch at least.
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