Gross US & Canada
$239,962
Opening weekend US & Canada
$22,603
Gross worldwide
$1,297,553
Gross US & Canada
$239,962
Opening weekend US & Canada
$22,603
Gross worldwide
$1,297,553
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By Oliver 2022-04-11 09:01:08
"The more a person parades their Christianity for the benefit of others, the less I'm inclined to trust the Christianity they claim to bring. God tells us, true faith is the freedom to choose truth."
"Where are we off to? → Edinburgh. You've got a recital to give."
"No roots to dig me in the ground! No branches to catch my crown! I am the son of man, ain't nobody holding me down!"
"Do remember, however odd it all gets, this is only the denouement. The...
By Cindy 2022-04-11 08:01:01
"Driving Lesson": the perfect solution to the so-called "generation gap" problem in the grandparents
Some things are always unexpected, just like the motivation for watching this film in the first place. I'm not a "Harry Potter" fan, so I don't know much about Rupert Grint, I just took a look at its name - "Driving Lesson". Like many movies that sell dog meat, this movie will not seriously tell the trivial experience of a middle school student learning to drive during the summer vacation. The plan can't keep up with the changes, and one little episode is enough to change everything. However,...
By Alexandro 2022-04-11 08:01:01
Driving Lessons is first of all a film commemorating ROD HALL. The protagonist in the film is adapted from Rod Hall's original form, so after watching the film, I feel that the director is a bit old-fashioned - conservative mother + introverted son, paranoid child + eccentric personality The elderly, these are understandable, and let's not say whether these are old ways.
Edinburgh is the central idea of the film. It represents everyone's ideal. The protagonist Ben was repressed and...
By Jada 2022-04-11 08:01:01
Seventeen-year-old shy boy Ben was born in a conservative Christian family. His mother was strict and enthusiastic, helping children in the church to rehearse holy plays; his father was a gentle and refined pastor, who often hid in his study and immersed himself in his own world. middle. Ben met his own God-Eve was in the garden of her house. When Eve saw this young man who was introduced by an intermediary to work for her, she should have known that he did not belong to her family. . For...
By Glennie 2022-04-11 08:01:01
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Ben is a 17 and a half year old boy. Christian.
Ben is well-behaved, docile, shy, silent, and a good boy who listened to his mother until he was 17½ years old.
Ben's mother is strong, but she is actually fragile. She just wants possession, she doesn't allow betrayal. But in fact she has been betrayal. She is enthusiastic about participating in all activities of the church and eager to help those in need. But in fact she has been destroying.
Ben's father was a...
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By Golda 2022-04-14 09:01:07
The story is not bad, but I feel a little less Lulu's hairstyle is so...
By Era 2022-04-14 09:01:07
The point is very strange, and moved again....
By Pearline 2022-04-14 09:01:07
I remember that the selling point at that time was Rupert's first kiss on the screen and the first night on the screen XD, the female silver who hooked up with Rupert, and it was often seen in movies after that, played a super boy!...
By Reagan 2022-04-14 09:01:07
There are scenery, acting skills, great soundtrack, meaningful lines, and a warm...
By Andres 2022-04-14 09:01:07
A little poem about growing up in the summer of 18. HP's young actors are all ambitious, but at present, Rupert is the most entertaining. Three and a...
Evie Walton: [Repeating a line from a TV series she did long ago] I'm a woman, Leland, not an oil tanker.
Evie Walton: Well, I make it a policy *always* to advertise in Hello Jesus. As a single woman, I am *acutely* aware of the dangers of sexual assault by younger men, though sadly, god is no longer the insurance policy he once was.
Ben: [Reading his poem to Sarah] You are the harvest, God's water on wheat. Birds fly for you, sing for you. Each wing a beat of my heart for you. Felt for you, my clay feet. I donot sing for you, donot fly for you. I'm not water, I'm not wheat. I would be dove, I would be hawk. Your milky breasts, my strange meat.