Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$40,903,593
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,724,452
Gross worldwide
$40,903,593
Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$40,903,593
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,724,452
Gross worldwide
$40,903,593
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By Idella 2022-03-23 09:01:26
Would you sympathize with someone like him off-screen?
Looking at it all the way, I can see that almost everyone except the male protagonist is stupid, retired policeman, stupid female policeman, stupid shop owner, madman, restaurant manager, waiter, and ex-wife. I think it is these indifferent people who make the poor man go. On the road of no return and hope that the male protagonist will start a happy life with his daughter in his arms. In the end, he retired from the policeman's solo, what he said. It really hurts to stand and talk without...
By Domenica 2022-03-23 09:01:26
Falling Down is an exemplary work on how to deal with this shitty world.
Michael is somebody we all want to be, being able to say all the things that we want to say, do all the things that we all want to do; although it is exhilarating, it doesn't lead anywhere. In fact, this kind of inner anger will eventually destroy us.
The old cop, however, is kind of a saint. He is able to navigate this shitty world with ease because he is full of humor, forgiveness and love toward...
By Corene 2022-03-23 09:01:26
No one is naturally good-natured, and no one is immune to foul language, but they have the rationality to clench their fists and loosen them, and the self-cultivation to swallow when something comes to their mouths. Coke is too expensive, this is not a reason to smash the shelves; breakfast is not served after the time, this is not an excuse to fire a gun; because of traffic jams on the road, it is not a reason to abandon the car and block other people's roads... Finally He asked...
By Russell 2022-03-22 09:01:23
Through the protagonist all the way home, it shows the current situation and problems of American society in the 1990s... All of them have been approved... The color and sound are handled very well, and the constant noise and tinnitus surround, reflecting the protagonist's impending outbreak... The only drawback is that Why the protagonist is irritable and irritable, from the beginning to the end, I feel that this is a cynical laid-off worker's revenge for social injustice, but it does not...
By Nakia 2022-03-22 09:01:23
William Foster, played by Michael Douglas, is an engineer at a military factory who is depressed after being fired. Due to the divorce, he was not invited for his little daughter's birthday. He happened to be in a traffic jam. He abandoned the car and walked into a grocery store, trying to find some change to make a phone call, but was made trouble. He smashed the store with a softball bat. While resting in the park, he got into another fight with the hooligan; in a fast food restaurant, after...
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By Angelina 2022-10-18 02:18:16
The desperation of an unemployed man, watching a bit of an anti-hero fan of "God Bless America" in the middle, and then turning into a real police and gangster movie. The hero's last fall was very imposing. Looking at the cast list at the end of the film, I found that this character didn't even have a name, so it was called...
By Brenna 2022-09-13 10:23:12
midlife people is falling down, falling down, falling...
By Jayde 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The atmosphere is good, but the content is a bit thin. It can make up for the outbreak of the male protagonist after a long time of depression, but the full screen of anger still feels too...
By Georgianna 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The lover's heart has no...
By Wyatt 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The most hated is...
Bill Foster: [after getting into a physical fight with a Korean convenience store owner] What is this, the last stand on Fiji?
Bill Foster: I'm rolling back prices to 1965. What do you think of that? Donuts, package of 6, how much?
Mr. Lee: Dollar, 12.
[Foster hits them with his bat]
Mr. Lee: No!
Bill Foster: Too much. Aspirin. Price?
Mr. Lee: 3.40.
Bill Foster: Oh, please...
[he smashes them]
Bill Foster: Double A batteries, package of 4.
Mr. Lee: Fi... FOUR 29.
Bill Foster: Nice try. I think this whole shelf looks suspect.
[he smashes it up. Then he picks up the can of coke that Mr. Lee was originally going to charge him 85 cents for]
Bill Foster: One soda. 12 ounces.
Mr. Lee: 50 cent.
Bill Foster: Sold.
[he opens the cash register, puts a dollar bill into it and takes out the change he wanted for the payphone]
Bill Foster: It's been a pleasure frequenting your establishment.
[he walks out of the store]
Rick (Whammyburger): [with a fixed smile] We stop serving breakfast at 11:30.
[Foster looks at his watch, it's 11:33]
Bill Foster: Rick, have you ever heard the expression "The customer is always right"?
Rick (Whammyburger): Yeah.
Bill Foster: Yeah, well, here I am, the customer.
Rick (Whammyburger): That's not our policy. You have to order something from the lunch menu.