Budget
$14,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$70,001,698
Opening weekend US & Canada
$172,021
Gross worldwide
$161,001,698
Budget
$14,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$70,001,698
Opening weekend US & Canada
$172,021
Gross worldwide
$161,001,698
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By Brain 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Following Your Heart will Get You Killed or Worse
Born on 4th of July
Page 1 Childhood battle games.
Page 2 Parade in the neighborhood, where people are all very patriotic. The children are in awe of the soldiers, who are parading their wounds unwillingly.
Page 4 Ronnie can always make his parents proud, by playing baseball.
Page 8 The family gathers to watch JFK's speech. Ronnie's mother tells Ronnie that she dreamed that one day, Ronnie is able to say great things just like the president.
Page 10...
By Sherwood 2022-03-25 09:01:09
"Born on the Fourth of July" is a boring film
There is nothing to target. Maybe there is a deep meaning behind it, but the main expression is that the protagonist who participated in the Vietnam War was injured and lost consciousness below the leg. He felt that he should be treated well, but he was hated by people. How glorious, in fact, people's anti-war sentiment was very strong at that time, and finally he himself embarked on the road of opposing war with people in the contrast between ideal and reality.
The whole show is...
By Kevin 2022-03-25 09:01:09
As someone whose birthday is July 4th, I took this movie as my birthday present today.
Unfortunately, I watched the version of the dying. I jumped directly from the parade to Tango turning into a bearded man, with strong anti-war and reflection emotions. There is no patriotic government, only patriotic people. Those shameless politicians will always stir up emotions.
A pair of confident, as if he was on the battlefield.
The heroic epic of a generation of young people who...
By Mason 2022-03-24 09:01:53
The three magic tools of the turnaround
The price of freedom is that you have the freedom to choose everything, but you have to take responsibility for what you do.
The last time I watched Oliver Stone's movie was "Field Platoon", and I still have a fresh memory of that chaotic and dangerous battlefield. It was also after reading "Field Platoon" that I began to admire those soldiers who killed red eyes in the chaos of the army but still could distinguish between the enemy and me.
"Born on the Fourth of July" is...
By Kiley 2022-03-24 09:01:53
It's probably the best movie Tom has ever acted in. Who said that handsome people don't have acting skills, but it's a pity that Tom was busy acting handsome and working as a secret agent. I think a lot about the Vietnam War. Years ago, Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket" is still a classic that tells about the Vietnam War so far, and Oliver Stone's "Born on the Fourth of July" is more concerned with the post-war soldier's attitude towards the war. Reflection, in addition to the destruction of the...
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By Eduardo 2022-04-24 07:01:06
A piece of American Pie recalls my brother, and the whole movie is also remarkable. TOM is really...
By Clinton 2022-04-24 07:01:06
At the beginning of the Vietnam War, Americans realized that they were not gods, but unfortunately, the Chinese have not realized this until now. ---- To eliminate the Nazis, we have to rely on our own...
By Toby 2022-04-24 07:01:06
It’s so ugly, let’s add one star to the values. Young people don’t have to read more books. Don’t be foolish enough to join the army and go to the front line when a politician calls...
By Frieda 2022-04-24 07:01:06
In the war, how many people were killed by their own people mistakenly. . . What a terrible war. . ....
By Annette 2022-04-24 07:01:06
This is probably Tom's most brilliant film~ It's a pity that Hollywood can ask you to play the weird circle of lunatic...
Steve Boyer: You could start out as a cashier... and then work your way up to becoming a manager of one of these places - just like your dad.
Ron Kovic: I get $1700 a month from the government. I think I'm just going to lay low, and look around...
Steve Boyer: [dismissively] That's charity money, Ronnie; this isn't.
Ron Kovic: Charity?
Steve Boyer: All I'm saying is that you got to - you got to put the war behind you, you know; you got to forget about this chair you're in!
Ron Kovic: [leans forward] Sometimes, Stevie, I think people, they know you're back from Vietnam, and their face - changes: the eyes, the voice, the way they look at you, you know.
Steve Boyer: I know what you mean, Ronnie, but people here - they don't give a shit about the war! Yeah! To them it's just a million miles away. It's all bullshit, anyway. I mean, the government sold us a bill of goods and we bought it, and got the shit kicked out of us, and for what, huh?
Ron Kovic: What do you mean, "we," Stevie? You were in college, man.
Steve Boyer: [shrugs shoulders] You bought that Communist bullshit, Ronnie. Yeah, they were going to take over the world, you remember that? Fenelli, you, Walsh - the whole town was devastated.
[pause]
Steve Boyer: For what? For lies, for bullshit lies?
Ron Kovic: [to Charlie] I had a mother; I had a father, things - things that made sense. Do you remember things that made sense? Things you could count on? Before we all got so lost? What are we gonna do, Charlie? What am I gonna do?
Mrs. Kovic: [enters the room, beaming] Ronnie, Ronnie, you're doing the right thing! Communism has to be stopped! It's God's will that you go, and I'm proud of you.
[gently pats his shoulder]
Mrs. Kovic: Just be careful, that's all.
[pause]
Ron Kovic: Don't you know what it means to me to be a Marine, Dad? Ever since I was a kid I've wanted this - I've wanted to serve my country - and I want to go. I want to go to Vietnam - and I'll die there if I have to.