Budget
$70,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$83,552,429
Opening weekend US & Canada
$35,573,187
Gross worldwide
$211,819,354
Budget
$70,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$83,552,429
Opening weekend US & Canada
$35,573,187
Gross worldwide
$211,819,354
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By Neil 2022-04-23 07:01:34
If I summed up the storyline of the film in one sentence, it would usually be about the story of the people on Earth resisting the alien invasion.
But it's actually not so much the story itself as the context in which the story unfolds.
Overall, this is a film about responsibility, courage and sacrifice. In the test of life and death on the battlefield, the commander bears enormous pressure and responsibility. Every judgment and every order may determine the success or failure...
By Christiana 2022-04-23 07:01:34
In the future, Chinese people who don't like stereotypes will make sci-fi war movies
. 1. The hero's love triangle is 30 minutes
. 2. The hero abandons his family and joins
the army for training for 30 minutes. 3. The hero pays party fees for 30 minutes
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5. "End" 3 minutes
6. Names of the cast and crew 10 minutes
The first 30 minutes fully express the love life of the hero The
middle 30 minutes fully express the hero's...
By Jedidiah 2022-04-22 07:01:05
On a Friday night, I wanted to watch a movie to relax, and I ended up watching this movie. It looks cool. The plot is gripping, in one go. It doesn't feel like other American films, there is no strong Americanism. The story is actually very simple, finished in one sentence: A team of American soldiers successfully rescued civilians in a war zone. There are so many similar stories, from "Wild Geese Expendables" to "Brave the Dead Island". But it feels like this movie is different. The leadership...
By Ally 2022-04-22 07:01:05
Battle: Los Angeles, a movie about aliens invading the earth to snatch water resources, a typical American heroism movie.
The entire Los Angeles was occupied, and the U.S. military only sent a few planes and tanks, and a small Marine Corps unit became the focus and turning point of the entire battle. This is really a bit unrealistic... Also, the U.S. military actually believes that it comes from the universe. The high-intelligence lifeform only has land forces, and as a result, the...
By Preston 2022-04-22 07:01:05
"Battle of Los Angeles": Old Ji Fuzheng, the Jedi Strikes Back
The story line of "Battle of Los Angeles" is very clear and simple. It revolves around a group of American soldiers performing a rescue mission to civilians in distress. During this period, they experienced life-and-death battles with aliens one after another. Under the leadership of the veteran, the Jedi counterattacked and successfully took out the alien's nest in Los Angeles. There are no superfluous side details, just dazzling graphics and deafening explosions. Unlike the blasting expert...
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By Amina 2023-09-05 04:45:00
If America is done by aliens, it will be the end of...
By Alda 2023-06-23 17:45:53
I haven't seen such a bad sci-fi movie for a long time. I haven't seen aliens for 25 minutes....
By Carli 2023-06-22 09:11:00
"Battle of Los Angeles" is a "three no-products", no IQ, no brains, no plot, and the story is straight to the point without any accident. The aliens come to earth to be the living targets of human beings. They have simple minds, developed limbs, and nothing advanced. Weapons, GI's job is to keep firing, firing, Lone Hero keeps playing individualism, with deafening gunfights, I don't see the hero save the world again, but fall asleep...
By Talia 2023-05-26 01:20:55
The movie popcorn type has nothing to watch. Don't watch it on the computer. There is no...
By Loyce 2023-01-01 06:45:18
chug chug chug chug...
[last lines]
Moped: This is Moped two-three. Who's with me?
Dog Pound: Good morning Moped, Dog Pound two-one one your left.
Snake Eyes: It's good to hear a friendly voice, Dog Pound two-one. This is Snake Eyes joining the fight.
Another: Hey Foxtrot two-one, we're on your six...
Foxtrot: Good morning two-one, this is Foxtrot two-November. Let's take back Los Angeles.
LCpl. Steven Mottola: It's a no-go on the helo sir. Their air support is lighting it up. Command says it's like nothing they ever seen before.
Cpl. Lee Imlay: [looking at map] This map shows where all the units were deployed... what do all these red marks mean?
[map is covered with red X's]
SSgt. Michael Nantz: It means they're gone.
Cpl. Lee Imlay: You mean the units got moved...
SSgt. Michael Nantz: Wiped out.
Cpl. Lee Imlay: All of them?
SSgt. Michael Nantz: All of them.