Happy 10-Year Anniversary!

Rating: 8/10 (13 July 2014)

First off, I want to mention I love airports & airplanes! They're my favorite means of traveling.
When I first saw this, I was 12 years old. I remember begging my Dad to watch the Incredibles again (even though it was gonna be in Japanese) but he insisted otherwise. So I went a long with it, seeing as how my Dad is a big Tom Hanks fan, just as I have become. ;) We watched this flick as a family and a whole bunch of friends - I remember it like it was yesterday.
Boy, did everything work together & right in this flick. It had everything it needed to be a good film!
First off, Tom Hank's foreign accent was very convincing - after all, he is a great actor! Stanley Tucci is great at playing the smart-alack-y & unlikable airport bully - liked him in "Beethoven" too. Catherine Zeta-Jones is excellent, as always, as the love interest; though actually I think she's prettier in the "Zorro" films.
A lot of the supporting characters are quite colorful & memorable too. Need I mention the beautiful Zoe Saldana? When I was sitting there in the theater, I was just captivated by how pretty she looked; and 10 years hasn't changed that at all. ;)
I enjoy the product placement as well; store after store. lol. John Williams' score is really memorable, beautiful, and uplifting too - I often listen to the main theme of the movie.
I also give credit to this movie for introducing me to Benny Golson.
So many scenes & lines in this movie still make me feel a range of emotions to this day.
Some of the memorable lines include: "Bite to eat." "I hate the Tuesday!" "Do you have an appointment?" "He chit." "So we 'Cher' the panties?" "I wait!" "You touch it again, I kill you." "Goat." "I am delayed... long time." "Get lost." "What time? Dinner time."
Amazingly, the entire "terminal" set was built inside of an old aircraft hanger! Kudos to Steven Spielberg for always proving to be amazing & creative.
I think my favorite scenes in this film are when Viktor finds out about the Quarters, when Viktor starts ordering from Burger King, when Gupta tells his story about India, the end credits with all the autographs of the people who made the movie (that was very unique), and when Gupta manages to stop the airplane with his mop! (Seriously, the music in that scene was really gripping my heart - I thought Gupta was gonna get killed by the plane.)
The only downside I've got with this film is the language - often times language takes me out of a film (whether it is 4-letter words or blasphemy). Plus, Tom Hanks' past is a little depressing, regarding how he wrote a beautiful letter at 16 years-old of how much he loved the Lord, and wanted to serve Him with his life; then he went off to college, studied false philosophy (i.e. Darwinian evolution) & likely destroyed his faith; as of now, he stars in movies with little or no morals. I'm just saying I feel sorry for him in that area.
But overall, people can enjoy this film! Great time, no alcohol required, and worth buying on Blu-Ray.
8/10