Gross US & Canada
$10,021,120
Opening weekend US & Canada
$25,497
Gross worldwide
$10,021,120
Gross US & Canada
$10,021,120
Opening weekend US & Canada
$25,497
Gross worldwide
$10,021,120
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By Kris 2022-02-03 08:04:06
Lost to the Last Emperor at Oscar? ? ?
I think the British did not deliberately want this film: "Let the whole world understand and fall in love with Britain." Out of the arrogant self-confidence of the empire on which the sun never sets, he thinks that his common sense should be clear to the whole world. Of course, if they are not clear, they are too arrogant to explain.
The title comes from the UK's second national anthem, "land of hope and glory," and often comes with BGM as Churchill's appearance. The story is very...
By Hadley 2022-02-03 08:04:06
This type of European movie, romantic and warm war movie, was loved by entry-level movie fans like me at the time. The second half of the little boy's rural life, I remember a lot, it seems that Shifang has talked about the second half. I think of other similar movies, European movies about rowing a boat on the river, the plot seems to be: a comedy, a man is rowing a boat and wants to kiss the heroine, but he is hanged off the boat by a branch sticking out from the river; The woman and the...
By Clare 2022-02-03 08:04:06
Thanks to war and bombs, thanks to Adolf
At the end of the film, the children cheer and shout "Thank you Adolf." Well, this is the British children during World War II, Adolf Hitler is their mortal enemy, and they just encountered the bomb - - - - - - But you can't blame them, the bomb blew up the school house! As a result, I can stop taking classes and continue to go back to my grandfather's house in the countryside to fish and catch shrimp. No wonder Billy said with emotion, "I have never been so happy as at that moment in my...
By Aryanna 2022-02-03 08:04:06
War has long been a constant theme in movies. Memories of childhood life are also not uncommon techniques and perspectives in movies from all over the world. But the famous British director Boorman's "Hope and Glory" also brought something of his own to both.
The World War II portrayed by Boerman in the film is not only everyday—it does not capture the deaths and sacrifices of soldiers, nor does it depict the real fire and smoke—but it goes against “common sense.” In the eyes of the...
By Carmelo 2022-02-03 08:04:06
The film tells the story of the childhood of a nine-year-old boy in Britain during World War II. The war changed many people's lives, but for Billy, it seems that life has become better.
The whole film is filled with a relaxed and lively atmosphere. At the beginning, the father put his comrade's hand on the door of the car without knowing it. He thought his comrade-in-arms were seeing him off all the way. Thanks to his daughter's reminder, people couldn't help laughing....
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By Genoveva 2023-07-30 17:24:40
Online in all aspects, rear memory, reasonable...
By Weston 2023-07-23 05:56:03
The film was nominated for Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Cinematography and Art Direction at the 60th Academy Awards. At the Oscars that year, there were too many films about children's growth. Different styles. But is it necessary to add the two episodes of bullets and group visits to the lower body in this film? I think the movie would be perfect without those two...
By Kasey 2023-07-16 13:13:47
plain and close to...
By Adalberto 2023-07-12 00:48:32
Backed by the background of the big era, it is easy to make a good film. Whether it's the German jam his father picked up from the coast, or the National Guard shooting a deflated air-proof balloon, it can bring the little male protagonist endless fun in the miserable war life... In those days when the future cannot be seen clearly We can still see that the sun is willing to wait for the hope of the future, even if it is only with the help of the dim hope of the dim life, human beings are so...
By Ena 2023-03-24 21:54:26
A film full of positive energy, and the little boy's funny, helpless, and contemptuous expressions, haha. I still remember that the family listened to the king's speech at Christmas, and the family was very nervous because the king was a stutter. This episode of "The King's Speech" was really funny and...
Molly: Bloody gin. Always makes me cry!
[cries]
Mac: Couple of crossed wires. She only weeps when she's happy.
Grace Rowan: Oh, stop it, Molly. You'll start me off now.
[weeps]
Bill Rowen: Don't worry, Sue. We're not gonna be like them when we grow up. We're not even like them now.
Grace Rowan: Has Sue got it right?
Clive Rowen: What's that?
Grace Rowan: You joined up.
Clive Rowen: Oh, that.
Grace Rowan: I wish you could have told me yourself.
Clive Rowen: Oh, Grace, it's not for long. They say it'll be over by Christmas.