I recently watched The Terminal, and I have to say, it was a surprisingly heartwarming. The film follows Viktor Navorski, played brilliantly by Tom Hanks, a man stranded at JFK Airport due to a sudden political crisis in his home country. What starts as a bureaucratic nightmare turns into a touching story of resilience, kindness, and human connection. Hanks delivers yet another stellar performance, making Viktor incredibly likable and relatable. I loved how the film balanced comedy with deeper themes of isolation and hope. Catherine Zeta-Jones' character, Amelia, added an interesting dynamic, though I wished her role had been developed a bit more. One of my favorite aspects of the movie was how Viktor built relationships with the airport staff. While the movie did stretch believability at times, it never lost its charm. The ending, though bittersweet, felt fitting for Viktor's journey. Overall, It’s a feel-good film that I’d definitely recommend.