Budget
$40,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$20,340,204
Opening weekend US & Canada
$6,950,794
Gross worldwide
$20,340,204
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By Jada 2021-12-30 17:17:10
In the mid-1990s, Alpa Sino collaborated with many new-generation actors in a series of films, such as cooperating with Sean Penn in "The Dawn of the Owner of Love", and cooperating with Russell Crowe in " Explosive Inside Story, collaborated with Keanu Reeves on "The Devil's Advocate", collaborated with Johnny Depp on "The Loyal Traitor", and collaborated with Colin Farrell on "The Spy in the Sea", And co-authored "Challenge Sunday" with Jamie Fox. Now it seems that those actors whose careers...
By Lenny 2021-12-30 17:17:10
Don't talk about movies, don't talk about politics
Ninety-nine percent of the truth makes you unable to let go, and one percent of the truth makes us breathe a sigh of relief-even though we know we are deceiving ourselves. Without this one percent, it would be difficult for us to survive. Is there a deputy mayor in this world? The movie said: Yes. So we secretly shed tears in our hearts and cheered. The movie cannot be too real. Ah Q not only belongs to China, he belongs to the whole world. Will you give me an explanation in 2012? If there is a...
By April 2021-12-30 17:17:10
Now I am immune to this type of film. Al Pacino is still radiant and can overwhelm everyone without much effort. He likes the rivalry between him and Danny Aiello in the lobby of the opera house. The two old foxes are fighting each other. In the end, Al Pacino is more skilled, but the speech at the funeral of little James seems to be Too much, despite the provocative motivation (the simple American people, heroic speeches are unsuccessful. Uh, have you seen any politically-related American film...
By Marlon 2021-12-30 17:17:10
The ending fell apart and everything was ruined
The idea of the story is very good. An accidental wounding incident after a gun battle between police and robbers eventually triggered a major reshuffle of the various intertwined forces in the city.
However, it is a pity that the directors' handling of the ending of the film can be regarded as simple and rude, making the film completely "nonsensical" in the end.
After the "business tycoon" who was close to the Mafia committed suicide, it is normal that no one will continue to...
By Bailee 2021-12-30 17:17:10
This is not hypocrisy, it is true.
town Hall?
no. Too rigid. Do you think a day trip to a government office building?
File situation?
fuck. shallow. Do you think it is the Clover file or the No.39 special case? Snap a Satan's upper body, and the Lady Liberty falls down?
I can only say that this is not a simple, horrible, horrible bizarre story.
Compared with these translated names. I prefer the name "three-dimensional lie".
Yes. None of this is a simple plane.
It's just that you look...
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By Jake 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Can politics really rely on passion?...
By Angie 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Maybe it was a great movie back then. . . 2 and a half stars. ....
By Camryn 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The ending is too ideal, the soundtrack... It seems a bit like an old Hong Kong gangster film. Old and young handsome guys are all handsome, um, three and a half...
By Mina 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The good actor played by Pacino is too ugly, but also has a melon face and a cherry mouth without that aura, which is always weaker than the mayor does not...
By Randy 2022-03-26 09:01:11
Subtitle problem, I don't understand very much. Papa's speech. . . This d5 reminds me of the compressed disc that I was obsessed with...
Mayor John Pappas: Enough about me, enough about me. What are you going to do tonight, after I'm gone?
Kevin Calhoun: Me?
Mayor John Pappas: Yeah.
Kevin Calhoun: I don't know, I hadn't thought about it.
Mayor John Pappas: Well, you're going to get yourself a good meal. You're going to pass up that double cheeseburger from Roy Rogers, wherever it is you go; you're going go to Dominic's, and you're going to get takeout. On me. Get a decent meal there. But before you go to Dominic's, I want you to go to Macy's and get a chair. With legs, and arms. That apartment of yours looks like something that belongs in a homeless file. Oh, then it's off to Crate and Barrel for a knife, a fork, a spoon... oh, and a glass, while you're at it.
Kevin Calhoun: Then I'll have to get a dishwasher.
Mayor John Pappas: You don't have to wash them, just throw 'em out after you finish eating. It's on me. Get a life!
Kevin Calhoun: I've got yours; it's quite enough.
[Kevin suggests distancing themselves from a man in trouble]
Mayor John Pappas: "Distance"! Distance is something you do to your enemies. It's a thing of the nineties, to make friends extinct. Distance... is the absence of menschkeit!
Kevin Calhoun: Translate that for me.
Mayor John Pappas: You don't know what menschkeit means?
Kevin Calhoun: No, I don't.
Mayor John Pappas: Menschkeit, you know... something between men... it's about honor, and character... untranslatable. That's why it's Yiddish.
Kevin Calhoun: I didn't know you'd taken up the language.
Mayor John Pappas: Abe laid it on me.
Kevin Calhoun: Where you going?
Marybeth Cogan: The city.
Kevin Calhoun: Thought we were in the city.
Marybeth Cogan: Not if you're from Queens.
