Tom Hanks Movies

 

Want to know the best Tom Hanks movies?  How about the worst Tom Hanks movies?  Curious about Tom Hanks box office grosses or which Tom Hanks movie picked up the most Oscar® nominations? Need to know which Tom Hanks movie got the best reviews from critics and audiences? Well, you have come to the right place….because we have all of that information.

Tom Hanks (1956-) has come a long way since he wanted to fight the Fonz on television’s Happy Days. He starred in the television series Busom Buddies before hitting it big in Ron Howard’s Splash (1984). Since Splash it has been one mega-hit after another. He won back to back Oscars® for Philadelphia (1993) and Forrest Gump (1994) for Best Actor (joining Spencer Tracy as the only actors to accomplish that feat).

His IMDb page shows over 90 acting credits since 1980.  This page will rank Tom Hanks movies from Best to Worst in six different sortable columns of information. Television roles, cameos, shorts and straight to DVD movies were not included in the rankings.

Tom Hanks in 1998's Saving Private Ryan
Tom Hanks in 1998’s Saving Private Ryan

Tom Hanks Movies Ranked In Chronological Order With Ultimate Movie Rankings Score (1 to 5 UMR Tickets) *Best combo of box office, reviews and awards.

Tom Hanks Movies Can Be Ranked 6 Ways In This Table

The really cool thing about this table is that it is “user-sortable”. Rank the movies anyway you want.

  • Sort Tom Hanks movies by his co-stars
  • Sort Tom Hanks movies by adjusted domestic box office grosses using current movie ticket cost (in millions)
  • Sort Tom Hanks movies by yearly domestic box office rank
  • Sort Tom Hanks movies by how they were received by critics and audiences.  60% rating or higher should indicate a good movie.
  • Sort by how many Oscar® nominations and how many Oscar® wins each Tom Hanks movie received.
  • Sort Tom Hanks movies by Ultimate Movie Rankings (UMR) Score.  UMR puts box office, reviews and awards into a mathematical equation and gives each movie a score.

Tom Hanks Adjusted World Wide Box Office Grosses

Tom Hanks in 2013's Captain Phillips
Tom Hanks in 2013’s Captain Phillips

Possibly Interesting Facts About Tom Hanks

1. Tom Hanks has been nominated 5 times for a Best Actor Oscar®, but it has been almost fifteen years since his last nomination….2000’s Cast Away.

2. Tom Hanks was the first choice to replace Michael Keaton in his role of ‘Batman’ in the movie Batman Forever.

3. Tom Hanks has had 15 movies open number one.

4. Tom Hanks movies have grossed over 7.4 BILLION in adjusted domestic box office dollars.

5. Tom Hanks joins Spencer Tracy, Luise Rainer, Jason Robards and Katharine Hepburn as the only actors to win back to back acting Oscars®.

6. Tom Hanks collects typewriters and James Stewart is his favorite actor.

7. Tom Hanks has directed two movies 1996’s That Thing That You Do and 2011’s Larry Crowne.

8. Tom Hanks has produced and won Emmy® awards for the following television miniseries….1998’s From the Earth to the Moon, 2001’s Band of Brothers, 2008’s John Adams and 2010’s The Pacific.

9. Tom Hanks is a descendant of Abraham Lincoln. Hanks is a fourth cousin, four generations removed.

10. Check out Tom Hanks’ career compared to current and classic actors.  Most 100 Million Dollar Movies of All-Time.

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    1. Hey Spencer….I enjoyed Sully as well….not really rooting for Tom Hanks to get another Oscar nomination. I also really enjoyed Aaron Eckhart in a supporting role. Thanks for the mini-review.

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  2. Only 28 for Tom of Oscar co-stars.

    A League of Their Own (1992) – Geena Davis
    Bridge of Spies (2015) – Mark Rylance
    Catch Me if You Can (2002) – Leonardo Dicaprio, Christopher Walken
    Charlie Wilson’s War (2007) – Julia Roberts, Philip Seymour Hoffman
    Cloud Atlas (2012) – Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon, Jim Broadbent
    Dragnet (1987) – Christopher Plummer
    Elvis Has Left the Building (2004) – Kim Basinger
    Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (2011) – Sandra Bullock
    Forrest Gump (1994) – Sally Field
    Larry Crowne (2011) – Julia Roberts
    Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D (2009) – Morgan Freeman, Matthew McConaughey, Paul Newman
    Nothing in Common (1986) – Eva Marie Saint
    Philadelphia (1993) – Denzel Washington, Jason Robards, Mary Steenburgen, Joanne Woodward
    Punchline (1988) – Sally Field
    Radio Flyer (1992) – Ben Johnson
    Road to Perdition (2002) – Paul Newman
    Saving Mr. Banks (2013) – Emma Thompson
    That Thing You Do! (1996) – Charlize Theron
    The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990) – Morgan Freeman, F. Murray Abraham
    The Ladykillers (2004) – J.K. Simmons
    The Money Pit (1986) – Maureen Stapleton
    The Terminal (2004) – Catherine Zeta-Jones

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    1. Hey Dan…..well the first movie that jumped out at me was Elvis Has Left The Building….which is the movie that Hanks played the Mailbox Elvis….I remember when I saw that movie it was a great surprise when he briefly showed up.

      Only 25…..I figured it would be higher……I wonder if Bruce Willis has Hanks beat….probably not. 4 from Philadelphia…..I probably need to watch that one again. Thanks for sharing this information.

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  3. I worked with Clint on Sully and one of the highlights of my acting career. His directing style is like no other, organized, calm, quiet, no nonsense, less is definitely more on the number of takes he shot. He knows what he wants and when he gets it he’s moving on.

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    1. hat is awesome Josh Mowery headed to see the movie in less than an hour. Great to know the shooting experience was awesome too. It was an excellent movie. Gotta ask which part or scenes were you in? I will find you when I buy this on Blu-Ray….because I will be buying it for my collection.

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  4. Tom Hanks, since Forrest Gump is one of the most poular american actor. Saving Private Ryan is my favorite 2nd war film. I’ve seen 19 movies of movies of the list.

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    1. Hey Laurent….just saw and loved Sully….very well done. Eastwood does a great job of telling a story that only lasted 208 seconds….highly recommend it. 39 is pretty good….I am a huge Hanks fan….my tally is 44….including seeing 18 of them at theaters. The only two I have missed are He Knows You Are Alone (currently on You Tube) and Hologram For A King. I have been really busy….but I will soon send you my 1970s box office….which means you will have almost all of my rental numbers….the ones you are missing are the ones I did after sending that decades rentals.

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      1. Yes Sully looked good. Sadly it will be released only on november 30th. Welcolme in the 80’s…

        With my 1970’s numbers, you will have all my US rentals lol.

        I read you ‘ll find the Warner ledger during your trip to Las Vegas.Is it the complete ledger (all Warner movies between1922 to 1967) or an extract containing the top by years plus few important movies for each years between 1922 to 1951 ? 412 movies in all. Because, in that case I have this, and I can give you if you want. That way you can thoroughly enjoy your stay in Las Vegas.

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        1. Hey Laurent….sorry with the website having so many issues lately…I have not had time to send you the 1970s rentals…..but I have not forgotten. As for the ledgers…..I would appreciate those 412 numbers…..I requested all they had…..what I actually get I will not know until the 23rd when I get there. I am currently working on a spreadsheet to take that will allow me to quickly transfer the numbers from the ledgers to me…this is requiring me to list every Warner movie made from 1922 to 1951….those 412 movies would be awesome to have already filled out on the spreadsheet….and all I would have to do is verify the number with the actual ledger. Thanks for all of the help in our rental exchange.

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          1. Hello Bruce,

            Thanks to you for the exchange. I sent you the file for the Warner Ledger. I’ll translate 1970’s movies title and I’ll send you the file soon.

          2. Hey Laurent….I just sent you a 1100 plus movie file for movies from 1970 to 1980. Thanks for sending me your Warner Brothers stats. This time next week I will be in Los Angeles

  5. I see you’ve updated Tom Hanks with his latest film, Sally, sorry make that, Sully.

    I was just reading my previous comment… I still haven’t seen Barry Crowne or Saving Mary Poppins. As you know I’m not the biggest Tom Hanks fan in England and I recently asked you via email if anyone’s watched Forrest Gump again since it came out. 😉

    Okay an update I’ve seen 32 of the 41 films listed, not bad for a not-much-of-a-fan eh?

    And there’s a new Tom Hanks film coming out next month – Inferno – the sequel to the sequel of The Da Vinci Code. I’m not interested in Sully but that might be worth a look.

    Voted Up!

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    1. Hey Steve…well I think you view Hanks the way I view George Clooney….not a huge fan of his…..but I seem to watch almost everything he does. 32 is pretty stout…I am at 39…..but I am a huge fan. I have not seen He Knows You Are Alone or Hologram For A King. He Knows You Are Alone is currently on You Tube…I watched about 10 minutes of it the other day….did not even get to the Hanks part. As I wrote in my return Clint comment…Sully is a pretty good movie. Though I have now come up with a life lesson to share with my kids. “If you find yourself on a mode of transportation and Tom Hanks is the captain of the that vehicle….get off immediately!”. After Apollo 13, Captain Phillips and Sully….not thinking he is going to get another captain’s seat anytime soon. Thanks for the visit and the comment.

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    2. I purchased Forest Gump and The Green Mile at a local store for $2.74 each. What a bargain. I watched FG once, will watch again. I have watched TGM four times since July 16, and each time I notice something new. I especially like the music in TGM (Thomas Newman) and want to re-watch other Newman-scored movies. Tom Hanks recently said in an interview he “turns on the charm” when confronted with an uncomfortable situation. Maybe that is why he is so likeable.

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      1. Hey Margaret…sounds like you got a great deal. Newman is a good one for sure. Sounds like Hanks has a great philosophy….thanks for the comment and the visit.

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