Budget
$7,400,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$3,030,848
Opening weekend US & Canada
$257,174
Gross worldwide
$17,039,814
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By Deontae 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Melancholia: Pervasive Disconnection
"How lonely she is..." I couldn't rid myself from this thought when I see Justine in the wedding: exhaulsted, helpless, disappointed...
No one has actually been there for her. Definitely not her husband, a normal guy who tries to be considerate but the only words in the wedding speech are "you are a gorgeous woman" and "I'm the luckiest guy in the world" . How cheesy: to any woman he can use those exact same words. I doubt if he actually for a moment sees her.
Surely...
By Idell 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Some movies, I don't understand. In other words, everyone said it was good, but I couldn't see it. The main reason for this may be that I don't know the background of the movie. Another possibility is that the thoughts of the director and I are indeed not on the same channel.
Melancholia is divided into two parts. My viewing process is divided into five parts. Interspersed with a nap, a bowel movement, cooking and eating dinner, going downstairs to pick up a courier, and taking...
By Mona 2022-04-24 07:01:06
The end is coming, I'm depressed
The end of the day is coming, and I am depressed. This film is divided into two chapters. The picture at the beginning, which can be understood as the heroine's dream, is really amazing to me. The horse with its broken legs, a little boy, and a woman slowly Stepping into the deep quagmire, I felt despair, and I also felt the desire for life. Everyone knew that the end of the day was coming, especially the director's choice of the theme of the end of the day was really a symbol of the...
By Alex 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Lying in my little quilt at the moment, wet hair, shivering cold, just took a shower, the water is not dry yet, the mood is still stuck in the time of watching the movie, as usual, before reading any movie reviews, write down These words only represent personal opinions and are for reference only. If you don't like it, it's useless.
It's not easy to watch this movie (more on that later, be...
By Marlon 2022-04-23 07:01:54
Stick to the Sunshine Mentality
In such a negative psychology film, look for the most positive and sunny things, even if you understand it, the mother's attitude towards marriage, the father's irresponsible parting at the wedding, the indifference of the sister, the ruthlessness of the brother-in-law emphasizes flowers How much money, these psychological details, are all negatively indifferent and desolate. The family who grew up in this family atmosphere has mental illness; the ending of the film is naturally tragic. The...
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By Friedrich 2023-09-19 19:18:31
Those late arrivals made me miss the very classic opening part of the legend. If I was a melancholic I might love this movie to death, but I'm a bit of a squeamish bastard that makes me depressed and speechless. The praiseworthy gorgeous picture and appropriate soundtrack, the effect of cutting into a MV is even more remarkable. Dunst will always have a bitter face except for the little vampire, she is not melancholy. Alexander, you'd better play a vampire, a useless husband is not...
By Jimmie 2023-09-02 07:37:19
The first 7 minutes of the first chapter are not bad. The next one... Digression: If my husband is so handsome, don't give it to...
By Sanford 2023-09-01 00:28:58
Melancholy stars, it's good to end...
By Delia 2023-08-22 14:56:54
It could have been otherwise, but what would you...
By Berenice 2023-08-06 07:16:35
Just watched Dunst's widow's face and Von Trier's persecution for a few...
Jack: Too bad about Tim.
Justine: What about Tim?
Jack: That he got fired. he didn't last many hours in the business, but then again, it's a rather unpredictable one. You're a king one day and beggar the next.
[to Tim]
Jack: So, you go right back to wherever you came from, right, buddy?
Justine: I was just thinking - what if instead we try and sell you to the public, Jack? Well then, surprisingly, I'd arrive right back where I started from - at nothing.
Tim: "Nothing." It's not such a bad tagline, Jack.
Jack: Would my newly pledged A.D. please expand a little on her thoughts of the tagline?
Justine: Nothing is too much for you, Jack. I hate you and your firm so deeply I couldn't find the words to describe it. You are a despicable power-hungry little man, Jack.
Jack: Is that a resignation? Because they aren't too many jobs out there, I tell you.
Tim: The way I see it, you're now short of a boss and a husband, could I, in all humility, offer my services? You have the ideas. I have the head for business. We could be the perfect couple. We've had good sex.
Justine: I don't think that's a very good idea.
Tim: No. No.
