Budget
$40,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$20,157,300
Opening weekend US & Canada
$7,760,205
Gross worldwide
$24,740,061
Budget
$40,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$20,157,300
Opening weekend US & Canada
$7,760,205
Gross worldwide
$24,740,061
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By Ludwig 2022-03-28 08:01:02
Temporary occasional human sympathy for nature to let you go and that's it
The American version of the story of man conquering heaven. Tiny humans, a flood of empathy, and an explosive spread made the three whales trapped in the ice a national news. It's touching, but I still think the Inuit are doing it right. Don't interfere with nature's decisions, be a hunter in nature, don't try to be God. Victory is temporary and accidental. It's just that the Inuit people, under the visible and invisible pressure from the outside world, accommodated the outside world in order...
By Earnestine 2022-03-28 08:01:02
"The Great Miracle" is also said to be based on real events, but I think it should be exaggerated. This is a 1980's Greenpeace propaganda film about a united effort to save stranded whales in Alaska. The whole country is concerned about these three whales. The President of the United States, the Marine Corps, major media and Eskimos have joined in, and even the Soviet icebreaker has helped across ideological barriers. I have to say it's really bloody.
Went with anticipation of the...
By Dorcas 2022-03-28 08:01:02
Adapted from real events, the film’s narrative is relatively flat, with some documentary style, but it does not prevent the audience from presenting this “giant miracle” event.
Three huge gray whales were trapped in the Arctic Circle at minus tens of degrees below zero. The water surface was covered by a thick layer of ice. There was only one hole for the gray whales to breathe. However, as the temperature dropped, this was the only way to maintain The hole of life will...
By Aida 2022-03-28 08:01:02
We are all God's children, walking upright does not mean we are superior
A very touching gray whale rescue story based on a true story. At first, I couldn't understand why I wasted a huge amount of human, financial and material resources to save three gray whales. Looking at it, I realized how selfish human beings are. Ah, thinking that I am an upright walking animal, I can stand at the top of the pyramid, and my thoughts can decide the survival of other creatures. I hate my selfishness and incompetence, and I hate my indifference to other creatures, I admire Rachel...
By Clinton 2022-03-28 08:01:02
Who was rescued by American Rescue
? The whale family (unfortunately their baby "Bang Bang" is over).
From accidental discovery to trying to hunt and kill, starting to help and being questioned, and then to the joint efforts of the top and bottom!
In the end, it was a success without a doubt!
The direct driving force for the success is that the US high-level officials gave up the spirit of a great power, turned to the nearest and strongest Soviet icebreaker, and...
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By Ibrahim 2022-04-22 07:01:55
How can a real green girl take the green tea bitch...
By Pamela 2022-04-01 09:01:19
6.9 The filming is generally too conventional, and if it weren't for the Soviet Union or something Gorbachev really couldn't tell that it was shot during the Cold War, Drew Barrymore also acted without a soul and was very playful. Anyway, it's an old-fashioned animal film to earn attention All the CGs of whales in the water are fortunate that the underwater is too...
By Kaitlyn 2022-04-01 09:01:19
Too open, too many elements, no...
By Melyssa 2022-04-01 09:01:19
The movie is good, but Drew Barrymore has a flat face. He looks so hungry and...
By Berenice 2022-04-01 09:01:19
People in Chongqing, who are hot to forty degrees in summer, can't imagine what minus forty degrees feels...
Adam Carlson: I think Barrow might have one great story left in her.
Adam Carlson: [Rachel approaches the hole in the ice for the first time; one whale pokes it's head out of the water] Rachel, I'd like you to meet Fred.
Rachel Kramer: Hi Fred!
Adam Carlson: [second whale pops up] ... and Wilma.
Rachel Kramer: Good morning, Wilma! You're beautiful!
Adam Carlson: [third whale, the baby, comes up] And this, is Bam Bam!
Rachel Kramer: Hi Bam Bam! Wait... wasn't Pebbles Fred and Wilma's kid?
Adam Carlson: Yeah, but Pebbles was also a girl.
Adam Carlson: [Adam sits down across from Jill at a restaurant; looks at the menu] I usually get the breakfast burrito, which is fantastic... but the pile o' pancakes with a side of ham steak is tempting. What do you think I should get?
Jill Jerard: The name of a good cardiologist?