Hanks A Lot: The many films of Tom Hanks

We take you to the late 1950s. To the barren Nevada Desert. Or maybe backstage at a Broadway show, or maybe to a televised documentary about a Broadway show set in the Nevada desert. Who knows... But hey look!: Tom Hanks is a Grandpa!

Tom Hanks is a grumpy old man who favors vehicles made by Chevy. Hijinks ensue.

Hey Gepetto! Tom Hanks talks like a Super Mario in this live-action retelling of the wooden boy who dreamed he was real and loved it. But the dream is over, and the insect is awake.

Are you lonesome tonight? Well, we can fix that with a splashy, frothy, tribute to the King of Rock n' Roll and the evil carnival con-man who took half his money and worked him into an early grave. Thank you very much.

Its the end of the world as we know it and Tom feels fine. Well, except for the hacking bloody cough and the nagging fear that no one will walk the dog. Thank Goodness for Robots!

In the ugly wake of the (first) American Civil War, Tom takes to the road and reads the newspaper to townsfolk who do not yet rely on Fox News. Then he meets an orphan in a jam.

In the darkest days of the Second World War Tom Hanks got a new pair of slippers from his sweetheart. Then things got complicated. Take your Dramamine, the waters are about to get choppy.

Speedy delivery! Speedy delivery! Tom changes into sneakers and a cardigan to bring us a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Fred Rogers, the beloved PBS host who transported kids to the land of make-believe. Daniel Striped Tiger also stars.

Tom takes on the Pentagon, Nixon, and even the Supreme Court in this true story of the Washington Post and the quest for the ultimate scoop. Featuring many of the great fashions of the 1970s.

Imagine if Tom Hanks was Steve Jobs, but also a little bit Tony Robbins. Imagine if Emma Watson wasn't at a school for wizards, but was working for Google and live-streaming her parents getting it on. Ok, stop imagining stuff. We watched this movie for you.