Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$3,351,751
Opening weekend US & Canada
$1,950,260
Gross worldwide
$19,844,979
Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$3,351,751
Opening weekend US & Canada
$1,950,260
Gross worldwide
$19,844,979
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By Rebecca 2022-04-20 09:01:59
Evil, waiting for an opportunity
Another film that shows how fragile human civilization is. This is one of my favorite themes. It exposes the weaknesses of human nature in broad daylight. The satire is everywhere, and it can be described as hearty.
The film sees how the entire human civilization collapsed in an instant through the eyes of Julianne Moore, the only person in the whole story who was not infected with the blind flu. From the moment when the first infected person's car was stolen, the evil side of...
By Buster 2022-04-20 09:01:59
As soon as I saw the name last year, I immediately knew what
a wonderful play the American peasants had started with Portugal. The moment I saw the movie, I recalled being yelled at by Jia Hongsheng from the century-old lecture hall. Out of misery. It was the May day in the world, there was no suffocating heat, and there were no mosquitoes and uncles staring at my thighs. I deliberately put on my mother’s ankle-length layers on my sneakers, which made me fluttering when I walked....
By Bradford 2022-04-20 09:01:59
Chocolate lost by nesting doll
"Blind Influenza", the film I just finished watching. The whole film feels good, as if you are reading a novel - the traditional moral and legal system has fallen, in a miniature country of blind people, human beings adapt and grow, and then the formation of power, the emergence of violent systems, the emergence of people's Compromise until final resistance, freedom. In short, this is a rapidly developing history of mankind. Why is it blind? There is such a paragraph in the film, a white man is...
By Keegan 2022-04-20 09:01:59
Never completely disappointed in humanity
Gentle and balanced like classical music at the end, the blind flu is over.
Taking the fire in the isolation area as the dividing point, the film can be divided into two halves.
The first half is sharp, cruel, and naked human nature is revealed; the second half, gentleness (warmth), hope, family, recovery...
Music, I always think it is one of the souls of the movie. In the quarantine area, the elderly black people are holding radios and playing happy dance music for...
By Merritt 2022-04-19 09:02:21
The true meaning of loss and gain
I thought it was a cliché sci-fi movie when I saw the name . The setting
in front of it was like that
. The dark side of human nature in a special environment is so desperate When it comes to the expected desolate world , people who have lost their vision in the supermarket to compete for the bottom line of survival in the former bustling city, high-rise and famous cars become so meaningless. I think if it is just a short-lived flu? What if people suddenly saw this wolf-like world...
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By Melba 2022-04-24 07:01:15
Using fables to explore human nature, the director's control is not enough, and it is more confusing. The ending turns abruptly, especially the narration is...
By Gerald 2022-04-23 07:02:57
It's super stressful to watch, and there are films that are better than 28...
By Alexys 2022-04-23 07:02:57
Not too bad, just this subject matter could be...
By Maud 2022-04-23 07:02:57
The small regret is that when I read the book, I imagined Portuguese in my mind. Also the rhythm doesn't fit very...
By Alexander 2022-04-23 07:02:57
The script is very good, but the filming is so-so, if you have time, you must read the original...
First Blind Man: He stole my car.
Doctor: It doesn't matter, what are you gonna do with a car, you can't drive anyway?
Thief: [referring to thief] He stole my sight!
Doctor: You of all people... born blind should understand empathy... and human decency.
King of Ward 3: Shut up. Shut up. He's blind. That's all. That doesn't make him good or bad! That just makes him blind. And now, he's blind with a purpose. Because he's looking out for the sick and the hungry of his own ward.
Narator: At that moment... the same unspoken thought occurred to everyone: "He was the first to go blind. Perhaps... we will all regain our sight in turn." So the celebration was not entirely selfless. The next days, the next weeks... would therefore be sleepless with anticipation. They would see again. This time, they would really see. But who would be so timid... as to cling to this blanket of blindness? Who would be so foolish as to fear... that its intimacies might be lost? And what of this woman... who is now so strangely silent... who has borne such a terrible weight... and is now so suddenly free? Already she could imagine the voices of the city, shouting: "I can see!" "I'm going blind", she thought.