Budget
$80,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$22,852,487
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,165,551
Gross worldwide
$22,852,487
Budget
$80,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$22,852,487
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,165,551
Gross worldwide
$22,852,487
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By Kyle 2022-10-25 11:20:14
Belonging to Cain's Mind History
Judging by the weaving of the film's text, The Favourite covers all the elements that works of this era are accustomed to: suffering, love, mystery, sex and violence.
It is undeniable that Toni Morrison's novel conception fully shows her sublime talent with southern attributes as a narrator. She uses a wet rainy season, mosaic art or jazz-like approach to the subject matter of the abolition movement in a deep and warm way.
When a message from Sweden suddenly came to Morrison in...
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By Darby 2023-09-29 10:31:08
Black and white tones are very...
By Christiana 2023-08-23 22:09:54
For me, I can only read one book of African American literature a year, and I can't stand it. It takes a year to heal the wounds in my...
By Miles 2023-08-15 19:10:11
sure the novel is...
By Hailey 2023-08-03 05:22:14
It turned out that Liang Zhu was not the only one who could turn butterflies. ....
By Janelle 2023-07-20 06:23:04
Paul is a lovely...
Beloved: Where your diamonds?
Sethe: Diamonds? What would I be doing with diamonds?
Beloved: On your ears.
Sethe: Wish I did. Come to think of it, I had some crystal once. Present from the lady I used to work for.
Beloved: Tell me. Tell me your diamonds.
Denver: How come everybody from Sweet Home can't stop talking about it? Seems to me if it was so sweet, you wouldn't have run away.
Sethe: Girl, who you think you talking to?
Paul D: No, she's right, Sethe. It wasn't sweet, and it sure wasn't home.
Paul D: Your boys run off, don't know where. One girl's dead, the other one can't get further than the yard. So how did it "work?"
Sethe: They ain't at Sweet Home. Schoolteacher ain't got them.
Paul D: Maybe there's worse.
Sethe: [angrily] It ain't my job to know what's worse, Paul D. It's to know what's out there and to keep my children from it! Because I would rather know they're at peace in Heaven than living a hell here on Earth! So help me, Jesus!