Budget
$1,800,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$18,600,000
Gross worldwide
$18,600,000
Budget
$1,800,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$18,600,000
Gross worldwide
$18,600,000
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By Colleen 2022-03-13 08:01:01
Atypical Martin Scorsese Videos
Martin Scorsese, who has made several rock music documentaries, also clearly loves jazz, so the protagonists of his films are not just violent and restless gangsters. In 1974, "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" with the theme of everyday little people, the performance and lines can be regarded as the model of similar films. Watching American life in the 1970s always entertains me, whether it's the colorful motel walls or the gorgeous dresses of the heroines, all of which evolve into chunks of...
By Theo 2022-03-13 08:01:01
"Goodbye Alice": a warm and romantic story
The movie is still from director Martin Scorsese , but it's obviously not his usual style, but it's a good story.
The protagonist of the story is Alice , who was born in Vermont and loved to sing since she was a child. Later, she married to the state of Mexico and became a housewife, and she stopped singing. There...
By Mireya 2022-03-13 08:01:01
Goodbye Alice, a warm sad song.
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, A Warm Sad Singing.
Goodbye Alice, A Warm Sad Singing.
"Goodbye Alice" tells the story of Alice, a widow who travels with her son and decides to start a new life to pursue her dream of becoming a singer that she gave up for marriage. She takes her son to Phoenix, where she works as a resident singer at a small bar, where she meets Ben, an attractive but violent married man. She quickly left the town after discovering she had been deceived...
By Micheal 2022-03-13 08:01:01
The troublemaker in this world
Martin Scorsese made a movie called "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore". I really like a little girl in it. She was only a supporting character, played by Jodie Foster (later famous for her role as abducted teenage prostitute Iris in Martin's Car Driver).
She was a little girl, but she looked like a boy, acted like an adult, and acted like a freak. She taught another little boy to drink alcohol, and taught him to steal guitar strings from the musical instrument store. When they were...
By Carter 2022-03-13 08:01:01
On the relaunched DVD, Martin Scorsese and Ellen Burstyn give behind-the-scenes commentary about the production process. Actress Ellen Bostin has a great deal of production power after performing and selling the blockbuster "The Archmage". She picked this feminist script and asked Francis. Ford. Coppola recommended a new director, and he suggested Martin Scorsese, who was just famous for Cruel Street. Ellen Bosteen likes his works, but I don't know if he can master female themes and require the...
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By Christine 2022-03-27 09:01:21
"So long suckers," she...
By Elroy 2022-03-27 09:01:21
I used to be in the dark, but I still have extensive and profound Chinese~~ If you meet a man like the male protagonist, you should get married...
By Jedidiah 2022-03-27 09:01:21
It is not easy for a single mother to raise a child, and may encounter sudden violent hypocrites. The poster is black and white, but the movie is actually in...
By Haylie 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Golden Strawberry: It is still too mediocre and awkward on the whole to review. The son who inherits his mother's neuroticism is actually the same as his mother, who has many difficulties in finding the happiness that can only be given by a third party. The dilemma in career and love is a portrayal of ordinary people's ups and downs. Sensitive, fragile and mediocre, it is easy to get sympathy, but it is always difficult to empathize. Martin is still struggling to handle this subject...
By Sylvia 2022-03-27 09:01:21
There is a hidden joy in the English title. But why is it "once in the sea"? That year, the Oscar-winning actress, but the heroine's performance is not as good as this year's Cate Blanchett, or even as her child. Is that blond freckled "little girl" Judy Fords? ! Now the meaning of female liberation in Disney animation is more obvious than this film that gently asks women how to achieve happiness. What am I still hesitating...
Alice: We decided we wanted to go into show business from the movies.
David: Why did you leave?
Alice: I got married and Donald wanted to live in his hometown. I wanted to go on singing. He said, "No wife of mine is going to sing in a saloon." I said, "Yes, master." I kind of liked that.
David: You liked it?
Alice: It was like, you know, my idea of a man: strong and dominating.
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Audrey: My dad was a bastard, all right. He used to make me bend over while he whipped me with his belt. I still think about going up to him and saying: "All right, Harry, bend over. You're going to get the belt for that."
Audrey: You know, you're lucky to get out of Tucson. The school here is weird, let me tell you. Mr. Emmet, the science teacher, wears a hairnet. Scary. Really scary.