Budget
$5,019,770 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$4,335,968
Gross worldwide
$4,348,890
Budget
$5,019,770 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$4,335,968
Gross worldwide
$4,348,890
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By Maddison 2022-03-21 09:03:25
I just wanted to take another look at you
Watched it twice. I feel a little bored when I see it in the middle. The interspersed musicals, as well as the lines of the whole film, make people feel very typical Hollywood haha.
Personally, I feel that the whole film is relatively flat. But I have a question, that pianist Danny (it seems to be called this), isn't he a pair with Esther? Why did they say goodbye as soon as the male protagonist appeared, and the emotional line changed a bit quickly. Does...
By Kristy 2022-02-02 08:08:15
A Star Is Born Restoration Saga
If you had the opportunity to watch the 1954 Warner Bros. movie "A Star is Born," maybe you would be confused about 40 minutes into the film, when the normal picture was gone, replaced by a few Zhang Fanhuang's photo, but the problem is that the voice is still right. I saw that some netizens commented on a certain website that this is an early Hollywood experiment, but it is not the case. So, what is all this about? From 181 to 154 "A Star Is Born" originated in the early 1930s when producer...
By Junius 2022-02-02 08:08:15
At that time, Hollywood movies didn't show up, they didn't come out, they only told stories in a down-to-earth way. Every line, every scene is exquisite. Theatrical turns are all stuck on point. Emotional pushes follow professional skills without showing off.
The valuable thing about this movie is that it is a Hollywood introspection. It admits that the unspoken rules of this flashy place, although not all, have entered the circle. It examines itself, exposes cruelty, and understands...
By Patsy 2022-02-02 08:08:15
"Funny Girl" steals a lot from this. Compared with the 37th edition, the longer duration makes the characters fuller, but it is inevitably lengthy, and the number of songs is not much relative to this volume, but there are still a few "unnecessary" (even this is also learned by "Funny Girl". past). Seeing the second version, I am more and more confused about the position of the heroine in the last line of her own identity. Is it a vassal or the eternity of love? The setting of men and women...
By Jonatan 2022-02-02 08:08:15
When he met her, his career was already going downhill. He fell asleep with a bottle of wine every night, and from time to time he came to disturb the crew. The boss lost trust in him, and his colleagues were unhappy with him. But he met her and her singing, so running her became his career. Under his advice and careful planning, she was appreciated by the boss and became an instant hit. They also fell in love and got married naturally. At this point in the story, everything is beautiful and...
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By Harmon 2023-09-29 18:51:46
SIFF feels
By Clarabelle 2023-06-22 21:21:44
George Cook is indeed a...
By Luther 2023-01-25 08:19:39
I love the singing and dancing part, especially the part where the hero and heroine meet for the first time and the heroine sings and dances to make the hero happy. In the end, the love that was not worn away because of all the disappointments in life is really touching. The place where no film is replaced by photos is also a very interesting viewing...
By Layla 2022-11-03 14:07:06
Cry in the dressing room and go out and sing turn that frown upside...
By Nina 2022-09-04 01:23:15
This is Mrs. Norman Maine...
Norman Maine: Do you ever go fishing?
[Esther looks confused]
Norman Maine: Well, do you like prizefi--have you ever watched a great fighter?
Esther Blodgett: I-I uh--
Norman Maine: I'm trying to tell you how you sing.
Esther Blodgett: Do you mean like a prizefighter or a fish?
Norman Maine: Look...em--
[leads her into a kitchen]
Norman Maine: There are certain pleasures that you get--
[realizes that the sound of clanging dishes is intolerable and they depart for the outside]
Norman Maine: There are certain pleasures you get, little-little jabs of pleasure when a swordfish take a hook, or-or when you see a great fighter get in right for the kill, see?
[Esther still looks confused]
Norman Maine: You don't understand a word I'm saying, do you?
Esther Blodgett: No, not yet. Why don't you try bullfights?
Judge George J. Barnes: Were you Norman Maine the actor?
Norman Maine: Yes.
Matt Libby: This is the way the world ends, not with a bang, with a whimper.