Budget
$30,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$35,193,167
Opening weekend US & Canada
$15,107,000
Gross worldwide
$77,677,553
Budget
$30,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$35,193,167
Opening weekend US & Canada
$15,107,000
Gross worldwide
$77,677,553
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By Colt 2022-04-19 09:01:34
I don't have great expectations for this suspenseful little thriller, because the genre has developed quite maturely, and it's nothing more than a few situations (the protagonist is perverted or schizophrenic, the protagonist is paranoid...) , but my interest in Jim Carrey, especially in this major transformation, is far better than the movie itself. In every movie that has him in it, no matter how good or bad, his performance has never let me down. I like him. He is a true actor, and I like...
By Lola 2022-04-19 09:01:34
This is the worst suspense movie I've ever watched.
The main problem is that I have never seen a suspense film that took more than 20 minutes to shake the burden and tell the story from beginning to end. There are also suspense films that use criminals to change their minds and turn themselves in. I'm not very comfortable with the moralizing ending. However, Gene Kelly's performance is still excellent, except for one or two actions that make him a little unforgettable for his comedy effect, most of the time it is still very appropriate to the...
By Dominique 2022-04-19 09:01:34
Speaking of Jim Carry, I have to talk about his other new work, "The Number 23" (the number 23), which is full of weirdness and a bit like a horror movie.
In fact, it's really like a horror movie, or at least a thriller - read a book, look at it, and actually see that she is a murderer, or a former lunatic - terrifying, and has been pretending to be a literary youth recently. , after reading several books, I can't guarantee that one day I will not find out that I am also a former...
By Katheryn 2022-04-19 09:01:34
different from what I imagined
When I knew about this film, the combination of the title and the poster allowed me to conceive the skeleton of a very wonderful suspense film.
On the contrary, if the theme of 23 is removed, something else is added... The result is completely true; why can't the director play to the extreme point, it is only a small step away from becoming a classic. Of course it's a bit difficult.
I'm a huge annoyance with numbers, and of course I'm not going to be crazy about 23 or...
By Ashly 2022-04-19 09:01:34
twenty three. . It seems to be a very mysterious number.
Euclid has 23 levels and axioms
The human body has 23 pairs of chromosomes The
blood circulates once in 23 seconds
The Mayans believed that the end of the world would happen on December 12, 2012 20+12=23 20+1+2=23
2/3=0.666 666 is the devil's number The
Hiroshima atomic bomb was dropped at 8:15 8+15=23
The bombings in Texas and Oklahoma City both happened on April 19th 4+19=23
Tropic of Cancer at...
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By Herminia 2022-04-23 07:01:32
twenty three? Nothing to do with...
By Edwin 2022-04-23 07:01:32
Jim Carrey tells you with a movie: Actually, I'm an actor. Not a...
By Kevon 2022-04-23 07:01:32
One of Uncle Jim Carrey's most distinctive screen...
By Alvis 2022-04-23 07:01:32
There's no such thing as destiny. There're only different...
By Mustafa 2022-04-23 07:01:32
Jim Carrey subverted himself, but failed to subvert the style of American...
Walter Sparrow: You're Topsy Kretts...
Agatha Sparrow: [Flashback] He may not even be a man.
[Present]
Agatha Sparrow: Please don't make me do this...
Walter Sparrow: Do what, Ag? Why'd you do this?
[dumps out her purse]
Walter Sparrow: Who am I LIVING WITH?
Walter Sparrow: [finding a knife in her purse, laughing in disbelief] What's this for, Ag? What are you going to do with this?
Agatha Sparrow: I... I took it to protect us. From... whoever we were going to meet at the mailbox facility.
Walter Sparrow: Intending to kill that poor old man who you got to publish your book? To protect your little secret?
Agatha Sparrow: [Flashback] I'll take care of it!
Walter Sparrow: [Present] He was ALIVE before you sent us away!
Agatha Sparrow: Robin will hear you.
Walter Sparrow: Oh, we wouldn't want that, would we? We wouldn't want our son to know the horrible truth about his mother!
Robin Sparrow: [walks in] Mom? Dad? What's going on?
Walter Sparrow: She's Topsy Kretts; she wrote the book!
Agatha Sparrow: No, it's not true. Now your father's going to put down the knife. Aren't you, Walter?
Walter Sparrow: Tell him the truth.
Agatha Sparrow: Walter...
Walter Sparrow: Tell him... how you took the skeleton.
Agatha Sparrow: Yes, Isaac and I took the skeleton...
Robin Sparrow: You did?
Agatha Sparrow: And I'd do it again! But I did not write the book.
Walter Sparrow: Don't lie! 13 years. 13 years of lies! NO MORE!
Agatha Sparrow: Don't do this to us, Walter!
Robin Sparrow: Mom, who wrote the book?
Walter Sparrow: Tell him who wrote it.
Walter Sparrow: [whispering] Tell him.
Agatha Sparrow: ...You wrote the book, Walter.
Walter Sparrow: Chapter 23. You can call me Fingerling. My real name is Walter. Walter Paul Sparrow. What you've read so far is not the whole truth. Much has been changed to protect the innocent... and the guilty. I once read that the only philosophical question that matters is whether or not to commit suicide. I guess that makes me a philosopher. You can say it was my inheritance. After my mother's death, my father couldn't cope. He didn't leave a note... just a number. That number followed me from foster home to foster home till college when I met her: Laura Tollins. I thought she'd help me forget my father's number. It was a mistake to think I could escape it. I loved her. And I thought she loved me. Until my father's number returned to haunt me. That fucking number... When I circled every 23rd letter of her note... it became clear. The number had gone after me. And now it wanted her. I was right. She was in danger. I just didn't realize the danger was me. What began as a suicide note, turned into something more. Much, much more.
Walter Sparrow: I once read that the only philosophical question that matters, is whether or not to commit suicide... I guess that makes me a philosopher.