Budget
$20,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$43,184,798
Opening weekend US & Canada
$7,093,325
Gross worldwide
$51,684,798
Biloxi Blues
Biloxi Blues is a comedy film directed by Mike Nichols and starring Matthew Broderick and Christopher Walken.
The film tells the story of Eugene, a recent high school graduate, who leaves his hometown of Brooklyn, New York, for ten weeks of harsh training at a boot camp in Mississippi.
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- Release date March 25, 1988
- Filming locations Fort Chaffee, Arkansas, USA
- Production companies Rastar Pictures
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By Ena 2022-10-15 16:24:15
I watched it n years ago, and it is almost my favorite of the comedy movies. It's a pity that the disc that I finally bought was borrowed and never returned. The male pig is the cutie husband of jessica parker of sex and city. I didn't expect such a cutie's acting skills to be so superb. The dialogue inside is very smart ass, for example: A: what do you recommend me to read if I want to become a writer. B: the entire third floor of new york public library. ------ (talking to himself ) 'this...
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By Jacklyn 2023-09-29 00:57:01
The movie I watched three months ago, it's a good youth...
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By Zella 2023-09-04 03:53:12
Just watched more than half of it on HBO, it's not...
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By Cyrus 2023-08-29 06:01:54
The plot is a little procrastinated, but I still like to watch Matthew play that exaggerated...
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By Evangeline 2023-08-27 22:23:16
The benefit of the decipline is that we will win this war. Every character is very good like the truth of the story without being very...
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By Jasper 2023-08-18 17:50:59
The combination of Neil Simon + Mike Nichols, war is the shell, youth is the core. There's no bullshit, and behind every conversation lies the indecision, precariousness, and heart-to-heart decisions of the boys during their turbulent adolescence. Two Jewish boys at the center of the camera, one who will become a Brooklyn prosecutor, and one who realizes his dream of becoming a playwright, the importance of this military life growing up is...
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[Rowena has divested herself of most of her clothing and is on the bed; beckons to Eugene]
Rowena: All right, now... come to mama.
Eugene Morris Jerome: [petrified] Please, don't say..."come to mama."
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[Eugene is trying to make "small talk" with Rowena]
Eugene Morris Jerome: Are you from Biloxi?
Rowena: No, Gulfport. My husband, too.
Eugene Morris Jerome: Your husband? You're married? My God, he'll KILL me if he finds me here!
Rowena: No he won't.
Eugene Morris Jerome: Yes he will!
Rowena: He won't. He's in the service. He knew about me before we were married. He's my best customer...
Eugene Morris Jerome: Customer? You charge your own husband?
Rowena: I mean he's my best lover.
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Eugene Morris Jerome: [narrating] We were headed for The Battle of the Pacific, and there wasn't one of us who wasn't really scared. But a week later they dropped The Bomb on Japan, and we never did see any action, outside of Rowena's place. We were glad our lives were spared, but the thought of those who went before us, especially those who didn't come back, haunts me to this day.
