Passport please. Business or pleasure?

Rating: Null/10 (8 July 2004)

Now I know why some people don't like this movie.
My best guess is that they were not identified by the character of Victor. Maybe they have never been in this situation ever.
I have been there before. I know how it is. It is really frustrating to try to talk and not be understood. Or you try to explain yourself the best you can and it does not work.
Most people think that immigration is easy. Not it is not. I am a resident now but before I had to ask for a visa. I went to the embassy every time and when you come in to the United States you better state your purpose in USA because it can give you problems if you for any reason you get engaged in illegal conduct or business.
When you come in and talk to the officer is really hard sometimes. Because you don't want to sound stupid or say the wrong thing. You think you don't know where are you going. You are going to see mickey mouse in Orlando. You got your plane ticket which usually they ask. They want to see that you are going back to your home.
Have you ever stuck in a country where you have no money and have no debit credit card. This is an new concept. where you can use your debit visa card. Before you would be stuck and maybe the airlines would help you get back home.
Anyways, I enjoyed it very much. All characters were believable. But remember, this is a movie, certain elements are needed for entertainment purposes. This movie has Spielberg written all over it. Camera movements. Camera position with various characters. Certain jokes. Check when people are running back and forth on the background. This is the mind of Spielberg.
By the way, this is based on a real character. According to the interview with Hanks. The real Victor decided to go back and live inside the terminal again. He did not get used to the outside. This is not a spoiler.
This is a film that takes a look at real airport life in a funny way. Usually we don't see these people. We just go about our business. Not because we don't care, it is just that we need to go where we are going.
Cut, print, that's a rap.