Rahul Malhotra is a news writer at Collider specialising in box office coverage, and Indian cinema. He has been contributing to Collider for 3 years.
Director Robert Zemeckis, who remains one of the highest-grossing filmmakers of all time, just can’t catch a break. He hasn’t had a hit film since the Denzel Washington drama Flight, which was released over a decade ago. In fact, his last two films debuted directly on streaming platforms. But despite his poor luck, even Zemeckis would’ve had his hopes up this time around.
Based on the graphic novel by Richard McGuire, Here traces a family across decades, but through a static camera that doesn’t budge from one spot. Both Hanks and Wright were de-aged for the film, which cost a reported $50 million to produce. Always the innovator, Zemeckis has almost entirely dedicated himself to visual effects-heavy cinema in the last decade, even as his goodwill with audiences has dwindled.
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