Gross US & Canada
$3,736
Opening weekend US & Canada
$2,093
Gross worldwide
$3,736
Gross US & Canada
$3,736
Opening weekend US & Canada
$2,093
Gross worldwide
$3,736
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By Shanny 2022-04-09 09:01:09
Football and love can never coexist
The World Cup is held every four years, today! sky! end! At! open! race! !
As in previous years, before the game comes, the joke will go first.
Today's World Cup is still warmed up with the question of "how to explain offside to my girlfriend", and then to popular science "the essential knowledge points for pseudo-fans of the World Cup", "how to pretend to understand the ball king" as...
By Monica 2022-04-09 09:01:09
my arsenal, my extreme fanaticism
All Arsenal games since that day in 2007
Written on May 11, 12, 2012
Ordinary day of freshman year with a blackout
Directly stimulated by extreme fanaticism, for my favorite things, I think I should still write. Constantly writing is far better for me than the occasional chatter on the QQ space and idleness in these days when the power is black and the sun is not seen. Sleep well. I never deny that I am a maniac and paranoid, and sometimes even proud of...
By Sigurd 2022-04-08 09:01:13
Football has meant too much to me and come to represent too many things to me. And after a while, it all gets mixed up together in your head. You can't remember whether life's shit because Arsenal's shit or the other way around. I 've been to watch far too many games, and spent too much money. Fretted about Arsenal when I should have been fretting about something else. I've asked too much of the people I love. OK, I accept all that. Perhaps it's something you can't understand unless you belong....
By Ulises 2022-04-08 09:01:13
I made up "fever pitch" last night. To exaggerate, it should be the best sports movie I've ever seen, if it's also a sports movie. Paul loves Arsenal so much that everything in life can come to him. Arsenal can be said to be everything before he met Hughes, and even after he met Hughes, it was what he cared about the most. I wonder why Hughes and Paul are together? It should be counted as one of the places in the movie that I didn't understand very well, but the other scenes,...
By Dave 2022-04-08 09:01:13
Gunner for a Day Gunner for Life
If you are an Arsenal fan this is a movie you can't miss, similar to "Football Hooligan" and "Berne Miracle", this is one of the best football movies I have seen, the film is about a man who loves the team21 In the process of turning a young boy into a man, when he met the heroine, he gradually found that his spiritual sustenance was no longer just football, but there was more in life worthy of his love. Although he will not visit the stadium frequently in the future, his love for Arsenal will...
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By Scot 2022-04-13 09:01:06
The gun fan played by Colin Firth is so cute~~ The moment he won the championship in 1989 was quite touching, "something you can't understand unless you...
By Marcus 2022-04-13 09:01:06
Moe crying is probably a football dog or something. It doesn’t matter what matters is that you have handsome looks + long legs + a long hair (Ma Qiang is dizzy crying in the...
By Victoria 2022-04-13 09:01:06
firth has the quality of layering every character he plays with depth and unpredictability, whether it's fluffy rom-com or serious drama. his craft really lies in his fantastic ability to reveal the character in such quiet yet powerful...
By Edgardo 2022-04-12 09:01:11
★★★★☆The brain made up that Colin Firth would be really like Nick Hornby if he didn't have hair. The rhythm of the light movie with the masterpiece is super...
By Iva 2022-04-12 09:01:11
This is nothing more than a love drama with football as a smokescreen, even though the pigs' feet call themselves Arsenal fans. However, that's about...
Sarah Hughes: What are those?
Paul Ashworth: My Arsenal boxer shorts. But they're not my best ones, I was running out...
Sarah Hughes: But you're willing to show them to another human being?
Sarah Hughes: I don't think that Arsenal's home form is a sturdy enough basis for marriage and parenthood, do you?
Paul Ashworth: No. Not even this season.
Steve: Stanley Matthews was playing First Division football when he was fifty.
Paul Ashworth: I'll bet you any money you like you're not playing First Division football when you're fifty.
Steve: [looks at his cigarette] Well, no. It's the smoking.
Paul Ashworth: It's NOT the smoking, Steve. It's the crapness.