Budget
$20,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$56,399,184
Opening weekend US & Canada
$12,604,705
Gross worldwide
$57,588,485
Drumline
"Drumline (2002)", produced in the United States, is a romantic comedy film directed by Charles Stone and starring Nick Cannon and Zoe Santana.
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Details
- Release date December 13, 2002
- Filming locations Clark Atlanta University - 223 James P. Brawley Drive SW, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
- Production companies Fox 2000 Pictures, Wendy Finerman Productions
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By Ruth 2022-10-01 18:51:51
If I watched this film a few years ago, I would treat it as a simple youth campus inspirational film: Devon used his outstanding ability to persuade captain Sean and boss Dr. Lee, and led the drum team to win the championship. Everything develops according to the words at the graduation ceremony of Devon High School, no matter what happens, believe that you can fly.
Although these are true, there is an easily overlooked factor in the development of the story, that is Devon’s success....
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By Aryanna 2023-09-29 21:41:42
I didn't expect that in a foreign country, in addition to the music, a band should be so complicated and...
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By Jadon 2023-09-28 08:23:31
The days when everyone trains together are the...
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By Jannie 2023-09-05 23:16:16
When I was in high school, the conductor of the orchestra showed us the film, which really shocked and deeply resonated with us at that time. Rewatching it now, I still love this movie. Miss my band...
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By Soledad 2023-08-23 13:32:40
Geniuses also need...
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By Calista 2023-08-23 04:13:03
The music is great, and the plot is smooth and inspiring. Mainly because Nick is so...
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Charles: Man, it won't be the same without you.
Devon: It's all about the tubas now.
Charles: What do you mean? It's *always* been about the tubas, shorty.
Jason: Well, you know how Dr. Lee is about time.
Devon: Yeah.
[in Dr. Lee's voice]
Devon: "You're on time if you're five minutes early; you're late if you're on time."
Charles: Look, Friday night, in my living room, be there, alright?
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Sean: Dr. Lee... Dr. Lee, just wanted to catch you before rehearsals. I was thinking, that instead of promoting a P2 to replace Devon, we could just keep the snare line at nine.
Dr. Lee: And how long have you been thinking that?
Sean: Just this morning.
Dr. Lee: Are you sure?
[Sean nods his head yes]
Dr. Lee: I thought maybe it was the day you showed us all he couldn't read, or was it the night that he took your solo, I don't know. But since you heard him play, you decided that the line or perhaps maybe, just you, would be better off without him. Remember when I first made you section leader?
[Sean nods his head yes]
Dr. Lee: You were sweating bullets wondering how you could lead this loud, passionate group of your peers. And I said you would be fine. You know why?
Sean: You said I loved the sound of the line more than the sound of my own drum.
Dr. Lee: Yes. And you lost sight of that. And that's okay 'cause we all lose sight of things. But if you don't get it together, Mr. Taylor, you're gonna have a difficult time leading the Senate whether Devon is on it or not.
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Sean: Dr. Lee, got a sec?
Dr. Lee: Sure.
Devon: Hey, what's up, Dr. Lee?
Dr. Lee: Mr. Miles.
Devon: Well, I was wondering - actually *we* were wondering - if you needed any entrance cadences for the Classic. Not that I'm trying to get back on the line or anything, I just want you to check 'em out.
Dr. Lee: Oh... let me see.
Sean: Alright... the concept was all Devon's.
Devon: Yeah, but my man Sean here had the structure on lock.
Sean: But the snare part, all the sticking... that's the kid.
Dr. Lee: What, you two a couple now?
Devon: You got an old-school feel to it, but sometimes you're gonna have to take it back.
Dr. Lee: It's not a bad idea... not a bad idea at all.
