Budget
$35,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$19,701,164
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,268,908
Gross worldwide
$34,737,199
Budget
$35,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$19,701,164
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,268,908
Gross worldwide
$34,737,199
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By Jeromy 2021-12-15 08:01:16
It may be a translation problem, and there are too many names, and it doesn't reflect who is who at once (it's still not reflected which Jack is...). The previous videotape also couldn't see his face clearly, as if it was Billy with a shaggy beard, which means that he shot and killed someone on purpose, and it didn't make it clear why he wanted to kill. Maybe you fell in love with Natalie at that time? Then her sister was still a younger sister (saying that her sister was only 16 years old at...
By Deondre 2021-12-15 08:01:16
Behind the scenes production
director Alan Hughes solo debut
As Albert Hughes's twin brother, Alan Hughes has always been with his brother, appearing as the Hughes brothers. This time, he chose to fly solo. The reason that made him make this decision is also very simple, because dealing with this kind of film mixed with conspiracy theories, murders and popular scenes is his strength. Alan Hughes said: "To be precise, I am very interested in this subject matter, but...
By Miles 2021-12-15 08:01:16
I don’t know how many people don’t know the difference between Matt Damon and Mark Walhberg stupidly! ! !
I always thought the protagonist was Matt Damon...
Natalie Martinez, I said, why are you so familiar... I
dare to be the girl who played Death Speed in the first place...
After watching Under The Dome for so long, I didn’t realize it... The
plot is more like a house of cards .
Exposing the filthy upper class of the officialdom in the New York political...
By Joesph 2021-12-15 08:01:16
The reason to see the Broken City is simple, I am a fan of Wahlberg. There are enough action scenes in the trailer, plus the Jay-Z soundtrack, there are also old drama bones like Russal Crowe and Zeta Jones, the goddess in my mind. The film is also about securities struggles, which suits my taste.
After watching the movie, I found that this movie is definitely Broken enough. I still remember that I watched Gangster Squad a week ago and had a comment that the movie did not bring out the...
By Aurore 2021-12-15 08:01:16
A typical popcorn movie of the Hollywood industry. Movies depicting political darkness are always made in Hollywood every year, and Mark Wahlberg is the best candidate for this type of movie. Mark Wahlberg, who always likes to play the role of retiring master, continues to pick up the burden this time. By the way, I brought two Oscars, Russell Crowe and Catherine Zeta Jones, to accompany myself. The plot is still the same old-fashioned, it belongs to the kind of ending that can be guessed at...
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By Susanna 2022-04-23 07:02:22
Ordinary dramas with political overtones can be watched thanks to these...
By Obie 2022-04-23 07:02:22
Corruption in the United States, the mayor has made a city, but he also used his power to obtain huge amounts of money, just like...
By Suzanne 2022-04-23 07:02:22
A true portrayal of the dark side of government conspiracy...
By Angie 2022-04-23 07:02:22
The level of the director's storytelling is not...
By Stanford 2022-04-23 07:02:22
All American political and commercial films have only one look like Mark...
Carl Fairbanks: Guess we both misjudged Billy, Mayor.
Carl Fairbanks: Then again you misjudged a lot of us.
Carl Fairbanks: You thought Billy would rollover; you thought Andrews was sleeping with your wife;
[pause]
Carl Fairbanks: you thought I wasn't.
Cathleen Hostetler: Did you read the "Times" this morning?
Mayor Hostetler: No, I did not. I read the "Post", like the rest of New York.
Cathleen Hostetler: Interesting editorial.
Mayor Hostetler: That rag is a glorified tabloid for rich people.
Katy Bradshaw: I got him.
Billy Taggart: You got him?
Katy Bradshaw: Oh, I got him. And it's good, Billy.
Billy Taggart: How good?
Katy Bradshaw: [taking a print-out from the printer] Ah. Wonderous good.
Billy Taggart: Wonderous? What, do they teach you that at DeVry?
Katy Bradshaw: I go to Hunter, asshole.