Budget
$29,000,001 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$57,141,459
Opening weekend US & Canada
$184,776
Gross worldwide
$168,839,459
Budget
$29,000,001 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$57,141,459
Opening weekend US & Canada
$184,776
Gross worldwide
$168,839,459
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By Adela 2022-04-23 07:01:01
Everything is nailed to the wheel of time
"Twelve Monkeys" is definitely the best sci-fi movie in the "Back to the Future" genre. Generally, the selling point of sci-fi movies is only the dazzling stunts, but this movie also uses the time difference between the future and the present to satirize and challenge many concepts and systems that we are accustomed to, especially in the words of the lunatic Jeffrey. It's a classic. What I admire most is the difference between the normal and the lunatic in the film. Is it "normal" to buy...
By Daphney 2022-04-23 07:01:01
"The movie doesn't change, but our perspective has."
Seeing that many people are full of doubts about this film, I personally feel that the logic of this film is clear and simple. You can understand it as a simple description of personal fantasy psychology, and then discuss what is real? What is phantom? You can also understand it as a time travel sci-fi film to discuss deeper issues such as time and space. As a fan of "Death Illusion", I prefer the latter, because the logic of this film will be more worthy of scrutiny if understood in this way....
By Holden 2022-04-23 07:01:01
Excuses and can't stand the invasion of annoyance
I had a dream last night, a sudden dream of a friend, without embarrassment or bluntness, and casually joked a few words. There seem to be many more, but feel free to just remember these.
I don't know if it's a dream to remember, or a dream to remember.
I don't know if the future changes the past, or if the past determines the future.
Like the beginning, the movie also begins with a dream. This dream runs through the entire movie and is a little...
By Winston 2022-04-23 07:01:01
I saw 12 monkeys a long time ago, and I thought it was a classic sci-fi movie. I recently watched a few Terry Gilliam films, including Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
What a strange film, all kinds of strange ah. Has a particularly distinctive and typical Gilliam style. He was as unruly as ever. For the government, authority, system, convention, all restraints, he is always full of sarcasm and ridicule. His sci-fi world is always:
cold,
everyone is extremely lonely,...
By Vincent 2022-04-23 07:01:01
Coinciding with the year of the end of the world
It's really interesting to read a bunch of comments.
No approval or disapproval is the result of everyone's thinking and fantasy. Maybe this is the director's purpose.
I am more inclined to the time
travel mentioned by a certain person.
There is always someone to make the change.
Maybe it was supposed to be done by the twelve monkeys, but because of James' time travel
, the people who do it are changing one by one.
Whether it 's Pete, the assistant, or...
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By Berta 2023-09-12 04:08:59
The only eye-catching Madeleine Stowe in Gulong's mysterious time and space travel was actually placed in the last starring...
By Xzavier 2023-09-12 03:54:20
Originally, it was exciting to watch it with a friend during the Tanabata Festival, but after seeing half of the ending, we all complained about it... =, = I feel that all the paradoxes of time travel may be explained by parallel space, and it can be a little bit more What is more...
By Mozelle 2023-08-23 06:36:55
All your piety and wisdom won't make it back a little bit, all your tears won't make it a little...
By Billie 2023-08-17 15:08:50
Producer Robert Kosberg has always had a soft spot for the 1962 French short film "Dike," which, in his opinion, was enough of an avant-garde short to make for an extraordinary sci-fi feature. Cosberg persuaded the film's director, Chris Mark, to approach Universal, which reluctantly agreed to buy the rights to the adaptation and bring in David Webb Peeples and Janet Peeples to write the script. (VIA Time...
By Arvilla 2023-08-04 22:02:48
This may just be the whimsical fantasy of an 8-year-old boy, but it's also a serious dystopian fable. Compared with the witty irony and humor in Terry Gilliam's other works, although the setting of animals re-governing the world is absurd, it is also an angle of worry about the future. The style of the film is darkened and becomes much more serious, and the circular narrative is enlarged. The fatalistic color of the...
James Cole: [In 1990, James is being interviewed by a panel of mental health doctors and trying to explain the situation] 1996 is the past too, listen to me!
[the panel of doctors look at James with skeptical expressions]
James Cole: What I...
[James realizing this isn't going very well]
James Cole: ... what I need to do is make a telephone call. I can straighten this all out if I can make a telephone call.
Dr. Owen Fletcher: [Very skeptical] Who would you call? Who would straighten everything out?
James Cole: The scientists. They'll want to know they sent me to the wrong time.
[Dr Fletcher just nods]
James Cole: I can leave a voice mail message that they monitor from the present.
[Panel has mixed facial expressions]
James Cole: Can I just make one telephone call please?
[while driving, they hear a news report about a police mobilization]
Dr. Kathryn Railly: [tartly] Does that disturb you?
James Cole: No. I thought it was about us. I thought maybe they'd captured us and arrested me.
[Kathryn looks at him and he gives a small smile]
James Cole: Just a joke.
James Cole: I remember being afraid for that little boy. All alone, down that well, not knowing if anybody's going to get him out. First time I was ever really afraid when I was a kid.
Dr. Kathryn Railly: What do you mean, when you were a kid?
James Cole: Never mind. It's just a prank, a hoax. That boy's hiding in a barn.