Budget
$7,500,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$106,593,296
Opening weekend US & Canada
$73,745
Gross worldwide
$145,793,296
Budget
$7,500,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$106,593,296
Opening weekend US & Canada
$73,745
Gross worldwide
$145,793,296
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By Madisyn 2022-04-21 09:02:08
To tell the story, the story of this movie is not complicated, but after watching more Oscar films, I understand that the judges pay more attention to the values and sense of reality conveyed in the film.
Personally, I think that the essence of the story lies in Morgan Furth. A quote from Liman:
You need a driver, and God knows I need a job, so why don't we just let it be like this?
Many people talk about class conflict, racial discrimination, etc., but that is not the point of...
By Johnnie 2022-04-21 09:02:08
Often times, the issue of race is a sensitive topic.
Hitler hated the Jews, and Christians also believed that the Jews were the ones who put Jesus on the cross, so the Jews were massacred and discriminated against. In the United States, black women can marry white men, but white women rarely marry black men - this is somewhat similar to the idea of Mr. Fang in "Besieged City": "Marrying a daughter must be better than my family, and marrying a wife must be inferior to my family."...
By Clarissa 2022-04-21 09:02:08
The whole film is as relaxed as her background music, soothing and full of warmth; the setting of the scene is also extremely simple, the home and the road; the character setting is also very clear, a wealthy old Jewish woman + an elderly black driver. But such a succinct setting does reflect one of America's most profound problems—the problem of race.
I like this way of expression very much. It reflects the problems that the director wants to explain from the bits and pieces of life, and...
By Franco 2022-04-21 09:02:08
Driving for Miss Daisy is the kind of movie that would miss a lot if you look at it at first glance. The whole story is strung together with incoherent but continuous life clips. The characters' personalities and emotional exchanges permeate from every little detail. , warm. Graceful, sensitive, stubborn, kind, I love Miss Daisy, I hope I can be like her when I get old. The accumulated emotions were vented in the final scene. 25 years of mutual company and mutual understanding enabled them to...
By Dominic 2022-04-20 09:01:42
In fact, when I saw the title of this movie, I didn't really want to watch it. There was no way I could watch it because the teacher arranged it in class. The film tells the story of an old Jewish woman and a black driver. Watching it patiently, at the end, I can only say that I neither hate nor like this movie, but I don't have much feeling, the pace is too slow, and there are not too many waves. (But I like the old actor Morgan Freeman very much)
No matter what kind of movie it is, as...
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By Percy 2023-09-18 14:19:53
An old man needs temperament, and Daisy's temperament is her best...
By Darian 2023-09-14 09:05:04
The director's taste is very high. The plot is divided into several incoherent stories, but each segment is handled well, touching on sensitive topics. There are also two acting skills, and they seem to be praised as if they have never seen the...
By Jacinthe 2023-09-10 13:24:28
62nd OSCAR BEST PICTURE, racial camaraderie plus car commercials. ....
By Adelbert 2023-08-23 21:09:44
Good-looking A~ Before I watched it, I always thought that this kind of movie might be unwatchable after half of it, but it was always the other way around. And it makes me miss it, will go back to see it again....
By Monica 2023-08-08 13:55:32
I don't know much about the historical background. Although I watched this film with infinite reverence, I didn't feel too deep. The four old ladies playing mahjong surprised me,...
Daisy Werthan: [Hoke and Daisy are driving to Boolie and Florene's for a Christmas party. Daisy, a Jew, is annoyed at the extraneous Christmas light displays] Everybody's wishing the Georgia Power Company a Merry Christmas.
Hoke Colburn: I bet Miss Florene got 'em all beat with the new house.
Daisy Werthan: If I had a nose like Florene's, I wouldn't go around wishing anybody a Merry Christmas!
Hoke Colburn: [laughs] Yes'm... but, I tell ya, I do enjoy a Christmas at their house.
Daisy Werthan: Of course, you're the only Christian in the place!
Hoke Colburn: Well, they got that new cook.
Daisy Werthan: [sighs] Florene never could keep help. Of course, it's none of my affair. Too much running around, if you ask me.
[Hoke agrees]
Daisy Werthan: The Garden Club this, the Junior League that... as if any of them would give her the time of day! But, she'd die before she'd fix a glass of iced tea for the Temple Sisterhood! I just hope she doesn't get it into her head to *sing* this year!
Hoke Colburn: [coming up on Boolie's house, looking at the gaudy light display] Oh, Lord, look what Miss Florene done done!
Daisy Werthan: If her grandfather, Old Man Freitag, could see this... what is it you always say?... he'd jump up out of his grave and snatch her bald-headed!
Hoke Colburn: [bursts out laughing as he lets Daisy out] HA! Jump up outta his grave and snatch her bald-headed! Miss Daisy, you oughta go on away from here!
Hoke Colburn: [Hoke is driving Daisy to Mobile] Did I evre tell you about the first time I ever been outside the state of Georgia?
Daisy Werthan: No, when was that?
Hoke Colburn: Oh, a few minutes ago.
Daisy Werthan: I've never been prejudiced in my life and you know it.
Boolie Werthan: [about the Martin Luther King dinner] Okay, then why don't you ask Hoke to go with you?
Daisy Werthan: Hoke? Don't be ridiculous. He wouldn't go.