Budget
$4,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$25,352,281
Opening weekend US & Canada
$387,618
Gross worldwide
$48,137,666
Budget
$4,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$25,352,281
Opening weekend US & Canada
$387,618
Gross worldwide
$48,137,666
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By Nikita 2022-04-24 07:01:03
When I was sixteen or seventeen, my mother told me that I would be free when you were admitted to university; when I was in my twenties, my mother said to me, if you can find a job, I will let go of my heart; now, Mom is nagging all day, when you marry a wife and go home, I don't want anything. But I know that after marrying a daughter-in-law, my mother still looks forward to holding her grandson and taking her to school, just like my grandmother back then.
Later, a few classmates ate...
By Lydia 2022-04-23 07:01:22
the moment:
1.the father sang the song to his kids,telling them his yearning to reach out and flinch
2.father-daughter talk about sex,i want you to learn from my mistake.
3.after going through the bad thing, every one lands on his feet.
4.father to son about the breakup, be responsible for yourself.
5.everyone talk about seizing the moments, but i think the moments seizes us.
6.being a mother-see the little birds taking off,she cried silentlyl,then yelled to her...
By Mortimer 2022-04-23 07:01:22
How long does it take to make
a movie? The short one is more than a month, and the long one is sad, but when twelve years are condensed into a 166-minute film, a 6-18-year-old Texas boy's growth and his family's trivial story, "Boyhood". "Using the simplest structure, it retains and interprets the best green years of a person's life in the world of light and shadow.
For movies, we have become accustomed to the assumption of its time background, and showing a...
By Watson 2022-04-23 07:01:22
Time is a trace that does not need to be deliberately depicted
Of all the films I've seen this year, "Boyhood" is not a work of ups and downs or a well-structured work, but it is a subject that I particularly love. I haven't written a review for any movie in a long time, but after seeing this sincere film that Richard Linkley took 12 years to make, I suddenly felt the urge to write something about it.
In most soul-stirring works, "time" is one of the elements that is difficult to escape. Only by extending the clues for a long time can the...
By Marcelina 2022-04-23 07:01:22
Art films often have a strong academic or liberal flavor. Obviously Linklater belongs to the latter, but the themes such as the values and emotions conveyed by his films are so in line with the calm and calm required by the current impetuous society. In the heart, noise reduction and moisturizing, it is very down-to-earth and in line with the mainstream values of society.
Although "Boyhood" is Linklater's latest masterpiece, it is my own reason that I only sent this film review...
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By Toy 2023-08-11 06:58:55
A series of small actors chosen supernaturally. My mother is always calculating the future and living for the future every day, but the "future" has let her down again and again. In the end, she found that there was not much future to calculate, and she couldn't help crying in despair. My son wondered, "Why did you move the time forward by 40 years?" In addition, he finally realized that he should live in the moment and feel the moment. Time flies, without leaving any traces, life cannot sum up...
By Ellen 2023-07-22 09:52:07
My three favorite live performances. a. My father stayed with my siblings, and my mother had a new family. He really wanted to love him but he didn’t know what to do. b. My father played and sang at the new wife’s hometown, and the family sang together. True love was surging c. My father took his son to see an old friend’s performance. , an old friend song dedicated to the grown-up boy C'est La...
By Hoyt 2023-07-01 12:27:37
In terms of the sense of form, such a montage from small to large has a familiar look and feel with the pseudo-long mirror connected to the long mirror of Gonzalez's "Birdman" from beginning to end. On the other hand, this documentary style Time-engineering movies, like Ridley Scott or Christopher Nolan, have a similar feel to a sci-fi movie and a real movie, and it's also very...
By Leonard 2023-05-04 20:46:05
It's very touching, but the running account is also our life. Days go by, time can't go back, but we are already today. That nuance is so real. At the beginning of the movie, my mother shouted to her husband: I went from someone else's daughter to someone else's mother, and finally said on the day MJ moved away: This is the saddest day for me. Too many details and feelings in the movie are indeed brought by twelve...
By Bo 2023-04-27 05:39:34
I watched it all in one go, I really like it, it's like watching the children next door grow into adults day by day, from the short daily life of parents to see the traces of the years, the changes and the same characters; the director spent 12 years filming a boy's growth calmly, but he didn't Using the clumsy subtitles of a certain year and a certain month, and using subtle situations to suggest the passage of time, is more careful than parents taking care of their children, and has the...
Mom: [Mason Jr. and Samantha start fighting in the backseat] Hey! What's going on back there? Stop it! Put a barrier up! Come on, make a barrier with your pillow!
Mom: Okay, we're going to play a game: Whoever can stay quiet the longest wins. And, go!
[Samantha and Mason Jr. start tickling each other, instead]
Nick: [Mason Jr. returns to class from the darkroom after talking with his teacher] What's up Mason? You're walking a little funny, there...
Mason: Fuck you.
Nick: Hey, I'm just saying. You were in there for quite a while...
Mom: [Driving Mason Jr. home from school] Your teacher said you're behind on your homework assignments.
Mason: No, I did them, they were just sitting in my backpack.
Mom: So, why didn't you turn them in?
Mason: She never asked for them.
Mom: Well, honey, she's not supposed to ask for them. It's your job to give them to her once you've finished.
Mason: Oh.
Mom: She also said you destroyed her pencil sharpener.
Mason: No I didn't.
Mom: Then what did you put in it instead of pencils?
Mason: Rocks.
Mom: Why were you putting rocks in the pencil sharpener?
Mason: Because I needed them for my arrowhead collection.