Tom Hanks, Robin Wright and Robert Zemeckis' long-awaited Forrest Gump "reunion," Here, simply isnt landing with the critics, as is indicated by its horrible Rotten Tomatoes score. The head-scratching experimental decision to film the movie in a single-frame format not to be confused with the single-shot oner has resulted in a poor Tomatometer rating of only 33% against 33 reviews currently posted to Rt. MovieWebs own Will Sayre says Here is a weird, bold film that somehow comes up short. And that's being kind.

Meanwhile, Rafer Guzman of Newsday writes in his critique: Zemeckis deserves credit for trying to wrap his arms around some very large themes the misty past, the unpredictable present and that slightly spooky feeling of just being alive. But then SlashFilms Chris Evangelista accuses Hanks, Wright and Zemeckis latest collaboration of being fake, saying:

Throw in all that digital de-aging, and Here ends up blanketed in an unshakable feeling of phoniness.