Budget
$50,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$148,478,011
Opening weekend US & Canada
$12,606,928
Gross worldwide
$314,178,011
Budget
$50,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$148,478,011
Opening weekend US & Canada
$12,606,928
Gross worldwide
$314,178,011
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By Austyn 2022-04-22 07:01:03
I'd rather all the actors in the world die and leave only one Nicholson for me.
"As Perfect":
1. I would rather all the actors in the world die, leaving only one Nicholson for me. I am truly honored to see him perform in my lifetime.
2. My love for Nicholson is not only because of his superb acting skills but also because I can always foresee my old age in his movies and worry about it. Because I'm sure there won't be a cute little girl, a kind girl, a cute pet, or a funny old man to take me out of the eccentric, stubborn, weird old age that extends from the...
By Alden 2022-04-22 07:01:03
Three unhappy lives deduce a perfect plot
There are three main characters in the story: the hero, the heroine, and the supporting actor.
At the beginning of the film, the foreshadowing of what kind of person the male protagonist is.
Cleanliness, obsessive-compulsive disorder, lack of sympathy, these keywords can be clearly attached to the male protagonist.
These labels are mainly reflected in his relationship with his neighbors.
The neighbor is the male supporting character in the film, a...
By Daphney 2022-04-21 09:01:19
The retrospect of human nature led by love: the transformation of feeling a person
Yudall, a lonely old man who is not good at getting along with others, pretends to use constant verbal attacks on others to protect himself and lives in his own world. He has extreme cleanliness, which is why he has a conflict with his neighbor Simon. After entering the door, he has to lock the door, wash his hands and change several bars of soap, bring his own utensils to eat, and don't walk on the sidewalk... . . . all kinds of eccentricities that are incomprehensible to others, revealing his...
By Eloy 2022-04-21 09:01:19
The whole story is a plot, carefully enter =============
The eccentric writer Yudell has written 72 romance novels, but in reality he is a single old man who is withdrawn and autistic. He has the gift of making people hate him as soon as he speaks, not a single compliment, only sarcasm.
Simon, a gay painter, has only one friend, a black art dealer, and no other friends in the city of New York. He doesn't have any source of income either, renting a house for painting or something, or...
By Shaun 2022-04-21 09:01:19
you made me wanna to be a better rman
At the beginning of the movie, a stubborn old man plays tricks on a monkey dog. The dog is really an acting school. Compared with the actress who sheds tears in three seconds, she also has the ability to be cute all the time. Then the dog leads the neighbor of the gay painter, and because of the male protagonist's obsessive-compulsive disorder, he regularly goes to a restaurant to eat every day, and leads another single who is a waitress in the restaurant to divorce and drag a small soy sauce...
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By Elouise 2023-07-01 02:15:28
2010.1.10 Yu Xinju, Nicholson is getting more and more stylish as he gets older. When he was young, he really could only suffer from neuropathy.
By Jaiden 2023-06-20 11:20:21
Jack Nicholson also plays a lunatic in a light-hearted romance PS. The compliments at the end are...
By Oliver 2023-06-04 13:09:34
Nothing is perfect. As good as it gets, and then to be...
By Patricia 2023-05-17 02:57:10
Like Melvin's neuroticism Like Carol's embarrassment after the rain Like the phrase "My compliment to u is from next morning I started taking pills." More like "you make me wanna to be a better...
By Sigrid 2023-02-11 01:35:37
When I see a movie depicting all kinds of normal people with personality flaws, it is basically...
Carol Connelly: And then they send me to ER where I have to talk to whatever 12 year old they just made a Doctor...
Carol Connelly: [writing a thank-you note to Melvin, with the aid of a dictionary] This can't be right! "Con-science"?
[breaks down crying]
Beverly Connelly: Carol, what?
Carol Connelly: I don't know... It's very strange not feeling that stupid panic thing inside you all the time. Without that you just start thinking about yourself, and what does that ever get anybody? Today, on the bus there was this adorable couple and I felt myself giving them a dirty look. I had no idea everything was...
Beverly Connelly: Go ahead.
Carol Connelly: ...Moving in the wrong direction. Away from when I even remembered what it was like to have a man to... anything... hold fucking - sorry - hands with, for Christ's sake. I was feeling, like, really bad that Dr. Bettes is married. Which is probably why I make poor Spencer hug me more than he wants to. Like the poor kid doesn't have enough problems, he has to make up for his mom not getting any. Oh, boy. Who needs these thoughts?
Melvin Udall: Hey, what I did for you... it's working out?
Carol Connelly: ...What you did changed my life.
[offers him the note]
Melvin Udall: No, no thank-you notes.
Carol Connelly: Well, part of what I said in this entire history of my life which you won't read is that somehow you've done more for my mother, my son and me, than anyone else ever has... And that makes you the most important, surprising, generous person I've ever met and that you be in our daily prayers forever. I also wrote one part... I wrote, "I'm sorry"... I was talking about I was sorry when I got mad at you when you came over and you told my son that he ought to answer back so I wrote that I was sorry for busting you on that... and I'm sorry for busting in on you that night... when I said I was never... I was sorry and I'm sorry every time your food was cold and that you had to wait two seconds for a coffee filler... and I'm sorry for never spotting, right there at the table in the restaurant, the human being that had it in him to do this thing for us... You know what, I'm just going to start from the beginning... I have not been able to express my gratefulness to you... even as I look at the word "grateful" now it doesn't begin to tell you what I feel for you...