Budget
$90,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$111,549,836
Opening weekend US & Canada
$20,038,573
Gross worldwide
$250,849,789
Budget
$90,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$111,549,836
Opening weekend US & Canada
$20,038,573
Gross worldwide
$250,849,789
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By Verdie 2022-04-21 09:01:30
First recommend a movie "Headhunting Game"
When the country wants you to die, what capital do you have to resist. But inexplicably like Brill. Knows both blasting and eavesdropping. But when the state really wants to spy on you, we don't have our own Brill at all. We are all just lambs to be slaughtered.
Tucao about the mentally handicapped wife. Can you calm down, even if your husband becomes a criminal, you have to have something to say or cover up. There is no truth in this...
By Jettie 2022-04-21 09:01:30
The foreign teacher was in a bad mood in the oral English class the day before yesterday. He kept saying that the Chinese news was not transparent. China always likes to attribute the problem to others. The public security in Harbin is not good.
These foreigners couldn't get along anymore and went to Harbin. They were able to teach oral English honestly, and they often talked about what was wrong with China. Because I was tired that day, and I was too lazy to talk to him. He actually...
By Tanner 2022-04-21 09:01:30
It's my fault to compare you guys together.
Public enemy of the state, I'm sorry I just watched The Bourneage, so I can't help comparing you guys together.
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The Public Enemy of the State is a movie from 1998. The old movie from ten years ago should actually be more tolerant to you. Besides, I still love Smith's main character.
In addition, I also know that although the title of Public Enemy of the State is big, the protagonist is a rookie except for American law.
Unlike the protagonist of Bournement, who is a...
By Weston 2022-04-20 09:01:20
Technology ends the individual
Thousands of faces will eventually become one face. After watching the movie, we can boldly imagine that there will be a day when everything in the world, including human thoughts, activities, psychology, and even a whim, will become transparent. Of course, there may always be a force that restricts us, such as the government.
According to relevant statistics, in the currently known world, there are a total of 9 science fictions that came true in some science fiction novels dozens or...
By Kathryne 2022-04-20 09:01:20
The movie is actually good, the rhythm is well grasped, and Will Smith's acting skills are beyond doubt. However, the section that rotates the screen by 75° is too ridiculous. The facial recognition technology is said to have only been available in recent years, and it is not perfect. It is a little sci-fi. Other surveillance technologies now look a bit outdated.
The theme of the film is: What can the government prevent crime without violating personal privacy? It is impossible to have...
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By Kayley 2023-06-16 19:47:00
The government is the owner of all public power, so at the same time it has become the most likely and most terrible enemy to infringe upon the rights of...
By Ellen 2023-05-25 22:54:09
This is the first movie of will smith that I have come into contact with. When I watched it, I felt that if I became the public enemy of the whole people, under such strict monitoring, I would definitely die. ....
By Icie 2023-04-20 20:32:29
The tension created by "Enemies of the State" can hold viewers' breaths, it's entertaining, and the discussion about the relationship between personal privacy and public safety makes the film meaningful. Director Tony Scott has a good command of crime thrillers. "Enemy of the State" looks very calm and very exciting, and the movie has a very strong vitality, which is rare for a relatively pure entertainment...
By Kianna 2023-01-16 20:39:11
It's like the escape part of jailbreak, isn't it supposed to be jailbreak like...
By Antonio 2022-11-01 10:32:45
Americans often imagine their liberty rights being violated by the Secret Service, which seems to have something to do with the character of a country that does indeed have the most powerful espionage capabilities in the...
Congressman Phillip Hammersley: Telecommunications Security and Privacy Act. Invasion of privacy is more like it. - You read the Post? "This bill is not the first step towards the surveillance society. It is the surveillance society."
Brill: You're either incredibly smart or incredibly stupid.
Robert Clayton Dean: We'll see in a minute. Watch out for the FBI.
[winks to Brill]
Thomas Reynolds: [talking to Brill] So tell me what was on that tape.
Robert Clayton Dean: [Watching from afar] Your ugly-ass face, that's what.