Budget
$11,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$37,770,162
Opening weekend US & Canada
$10,527,799
Gross worldwide
$39,952,437
Budget
$11,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$37,770,162
Opening weekend US & Canada
$10,527,799
Gross worldwide
$39,952,437
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By Ashleigh 2022-02-28 08:01:46
The
twelfth minute of The secret life of bees , I wanted to cry when he said happy birthday.
She's been searching for the truth about her mother.
Lily
is a very innocent movie.
The green picture is paired with a simple guitar.
Two people,
from parallel, come together.
A black slave, a white girl.
a car.
Talking about a future without a future.
In an age of no equality.
Human rights are just
a pink house and a green...
By Rachelle 2022-02-28 08:01:46
Looking at the equality of civil rights through the democracy of bees
The film is about the escape and integration of Lily, a 14-year-old girl who lost her mother, and Rosaleen, a black female worker who suffered from skin-color violence. What Lily escapes is the corporal punishment of the indifferent and irritable father, and the slander of his mother in his father's mouth; what Rosaleen escapes is the violence under the color dispute, and the possible prison sentence of false accusation. So, with only a "Tiburon" note left by her mother, Lily took Rosaleen...
By Mandy 2022-02-28 08:01:46
A Sweet Story of Honey: The Secret Life of Bees
The beginning of the novel was liked a dream in the middle summer day: the bees flied into the dream of the girl, as the angel from the Heaven.
This was the summer of 1984, the 14 years old girl escaped from her father's home to find the shadow of her dead mother.
Her nanny R was beat by several white men and put into the jail. After saving her from the hospital, they escaped together. According to the picture of the black Maria left by her mother, they went to Tibour. They lived...
By Arch 2022-02-28 08:01:46
Time: 2008 at 19 o'clock on October 15
Location: AMC theater
event: The Secret Life of Bees Fox screenings
Really womanhood ah, the last time to see Dakota Fanning's movie is already three years ago (not summer Lott's web, where she didn't show up) the Dreamer. Personally, I still admire the little girl she played in I am Sam and Man on Fire. But I believe that people who like her will continue to like her. Wonder what route she will take as an adult?
Among the two...
By Alta 2022-02-28 08:01:46
Darling, let's live in love well. every day
Long story to watch the movie No. 43 - The Secret Life of Bees.
This is a film based on a novel about love, family, friendship and racism. The tragic elements of slowness, warmth, and tragedy are unexpectedly smeared with sweet and thick honey throughout life.
I really appreciate the casting of this female director. Whether it's a white girl or a black singer.
I will not admit that this is a literary film. She should be a life drama.
It is estimated that many...
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By Einar 2022-03-27 09:01:20
Why did MAY commit...
By Noelia 2022-03-27 09:01:20
I'm embarrassed to say anything other than Fanning being...
By Friedrich 2022-03-27 09:01:20
65/100. Like hounds, there are many aspects involved, but each aspect is not deep, and I always feel that something is missing. I like May the most, a kind angel who bears all the pain of...
By Lois 2022-03-26 09:01:13
The movie is average Fanning is...
By Belle 2022-03-26 09:01:13
I like this kind of...
Lily Owens: [to T. Ray] My whole life has been nothing but a hole, where my mother should have been. It always left me aching, but I never thought about what it did to you.
Lily Owens: If your favorite color is blue, why did you paint the house pink?
August Boatwright: [chuckles] That was May's doing. When we went to the paint shop, she latched on to a color called, "Caribbean Pink." She said it made her feel like dancing a Spanish Flamenco. I personally thought it was the tackiest color I had ever seen, but I figured if it could lift May's heart, it was good enough to live in.
Lily Owens: That was awfully nice of you.
August Boatwright: Well, I don't know. Some things in life, like the color of a house, don't really matter. But lifting someone's heart? Now, that matters.
Rosaleen Daise: How come you all got names from a calendar?
May Boatwright: Our mama loved spring and summer. We had an April too, but she... she died when she was little.
[runs out of the room, sobbing and humming]