Budget
$32,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$34,194,407
Opening weekend US & Canada
$168,051
Gross worldwide
$108,902,486
Budget
$32,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$34,194,407
Opening weekend US & Canada
$168,051
Gross worldwide
$108,902,486
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By Blake 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Watching Notes of [The Beauty of Immorality]
There are several types of incestuous love. This type should be most liked by boys and teenagers, because it is boys and girls, and it satisfies the "Oedipus complex" that has been abused by others. So is this kind of love really just because of the so-called "Oedipus complex"? I don't think so. Of course, I don't understand love, and I don't understand analysis and I'm too lazy to analyze. Love is such a stinky piece of shit, you can always smell what you can smell, you don't have to...
By Vince 2022-04-23 07:01:33
Some people, turn around, is a lifetime.
After watching this film, I was depressed, still depressed, and couldn't release it for a long time.
A 15-year-old boy falls in love with a woman who is 22 years older than him. This righteous woman helped the boy when he was helpless. This woman opened up his original desire and gave him the passion of love. Later, this woman left her without saying goodbye. When he thought he could forget this woman, they We met again in the court where war criminals were tried, and 22 years...
By Daphney 2022-04-23 07:01:33
Here's a law student's reaction to the WWII guard's trial in The Reader.
Student (angry) I used to believe in this trial. But now I think it's diversion
Teacher: diversion from what?
Student: They choose six women, and put them on trial. They say, they were the evil ones, they were the guilty ones. Because one of the victims happen to write a book. That's why they are on trial, and nobody else! Do you know how many camps there were in Europe? Everyone knew!...
By Zella 2022-04-23 07:01:33
After reading The Reader, I actually wanted to cry.
The DVD jacket is printed with a very emotional translation, called "Life and Death Reading", which makes people associate with sentences like "Life and Death". There will be more lingering sorrow in general. I prefer to translate it literally as "reader", which is emotionless, vague, and uncertain, just like how this movie made me feel, and my desire to cry has nothing to do with "life and death".
The beginning of the...
By Freda 2022-04-23 07:01:33
After reading this comment, I understand a little bit
Saw the movie The Reader last month and then read the book. After reading it, I didn't quite understand the problems in the book, and I always read it as a love story, but I feel that what this book wants to convey to us will not be so simple.
I read a review of People Weekly that day, and now I understand a little bit.
What kind of people love the streets of
Berlin are "ordinary fascists", as the ancient Jews said: there is no righteous...
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By Kimberly 2023-09-11 09:22:29
Kate Winslet is showing her ego in every frame and maintaining it in the most insane...
By Caitlyn 2023-08-16 17:59:34
This film fits all my...
By Virgie 2023-07-23 11:22:22
Love completes the...
By Cary 2023-05-26 22:44:44
"I still want someone to read it to me," she said. But it's all over. But clearly, love never...
By Winifred 2023-05-10 01:55:17
She burst into tears listening to the singing of the children in the church, but on the grounds of being loyal to her duty, she allowed 300 people to die. "It doesn't matter how I feel, what I think doesn't matter, the dead can't come back to life"; his love affair with her only lasted One summer at the age of 15, his incompetence completely changed his personality as an adult. He began to keep his mouth shut about his inner world. Facing Hannah's confession before her death, the daughter who...
Michael: [reading from "Lady Chatterley's Lover"]
Hanna Schmitz: This is disgusting. Where did you get this?
Michael: I borrowed it from someone at school.
Hanna Schmitz: Well, you should be ashamed.
[pauses]
Hanna Schmitz: Go on.
Michael: What's wrong now?
Hanna Schmitz: Nothing's wrong. Nothing.
Michael: You know, you never ask. You never bother to ask how *I* am!
Hanna Schmitz: You never say.
Michael: It just happens to be my birthday. It's my birthday, that's all! In fact, you've never even asked when it is!
Hanna Schmitz: You want a fight, kid!
Michael: No, I don't want a fight! What's wrong with you?
Hanna Schmitz: What business is it of yours?
Michael: Always on your terms, everything. What you want, it's always what *you* want. My friends were giving me a party.
Hanna Schmitz: Then why are you here then? Go back to your party. Is that what you want?
Michael Berg: I'm aware I was difficult. I wasn't always open with you. I'm not open with anyone.
Julia: I knew you were distant. You know, I always assumed it was my fault.
Michael Berg: Julia. How wrong can you be.