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Janusz Kawinski, and John Williams. The terminal. [United States]: DreamWorks Home Entertainment, 2004.
For the first time in my life, I had to report to jury duty. It wasn't a bad experience at all. Everything was very well-organized, the people were friendly, the room was comfortable, and I got to watch The Terminal on a large screen TV. There weren't enough trials to go around, so they sent most of us home in the afternoon. I hope they invite me back next year!
The Terminal is a fantastic comedy about a lovable man from Eastern Europe (the Tom Hanks character) who finds himself stranded at JFK International Airport. Although though he can barely speak a word of English, he makes lots of friends and even scores himself a date with a wonderfully flighty flight attendant who is played by Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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It's a little corny, but I love the part when the airport workers set up a make-shift fancy restaurant for Tom and Catherine's dinner date.
ps. Did I mention that before I became a librarian, I was a Pan Am flight attendant?