Gross US & Canada
$2,306,560
Opening weekend US & Canada
$99,221
Gross worldwide
$2,306,560
Gross US & Canada
$2,306,560
Opening weekend US & Canada
$99,221
Gross worldwide
$2,306,560
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By Virginia 2022-04-24 07:01:25
It's rare to give a movie five stars. But if possible, I would like to give 100 stars to this movie. This is the saddest fairy tale I've ever seen. It's hard to imagine that it was made by a Japanese director. But you can still feel the forbearance contained in the conflict and the undercurrent of calm. The chrysanthemum and the knife are not wrong at all. Two places in the movie are particularly moving. One is destroying the funeral pedestal in Lawrence, breaking down and saying, it's your...
By Flo 2022-04-23 07:05:23
The first film of the Shanghai Film Festival - adapted from "The Seed and the Sower"
The first movie I saw at the 2021 Shanghai Film Festival. It's amazing to be able to make such a delicate yet uniquely styled film in 1983! Great! Great! The costume props and stage beauty pushed the robes and camaraderie to a climax, but Takeshi Kitano, who was in the strong theatrical performance, cast on the screen and really saw me in the seat, and there was really nice music. , and in the anti-war movie, all I see is anger
By Marion 2022-04-23 07:05:23
As a short review wrote, I felt that the story was so long and boring during the movie. I didn't cry when I saw Takeshi Kitano's smile at the end, but the screen faded, and the music of Merry Christmas Mr.Lawrence faded, thirty seconds later. I also don't know where I cried because of which character, which scene, which line, which story. My pity and sympathy overflowed but disappeared.
Lawrence told Yonoi, "The thing that impressed me most about Japan was the snow, and the world...
By Rosalinda 2022-04-23 07:05:23
I would like to call this film the background introduction of the soundtrack of the film "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence" by Ryuichi Sakamoto. The music of this film is very suitable for the tone of the work and elevates the atmosphere of the whole film to another, more restrained and intense. In the feeling of , add max points to the movie.
In addition to the delicate narration of cultural and human emotional conflicts in the film, what is even more impressive is that at...
By Carmine 2022-04-23 07:05:23
"This is an anxious nation: one doesn't know what to do, so they go crazy together. So I don't hate any individual Japanese."
"You're the victim of people who think they're right; but nobody's right... Sometimes victory can be overwhelming."
"You are the victim of man who thinks they are right, just as one day, you and your captain Yanoi, believe absolutely that you were right."
"It seems that the death...
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By Eriberto 2023-08-13 02:38:28
It turns out that David Bowie is not only a great musician, but also a great actor. Ryuichi Sakamoto is so handsome! ! ! ! So pure and subtle homosexual love, those people's friendship is pure too. Sainoi must be shocked by Jake's beauty! ! ! ! !...
By Brain 2023-07-27 03:38:36
This is also a movie from a Japanese perspective. Japanese and Western values collide on this small battlefield. Nagisa Oshima is like opening the belly of the Japanese to reveal the spirit of shame. The camaraderie, or the spiritual fusion that is interpreted as a rose, makes the shame (or desire for redemption) of every individual in the foreign country to have the purest interlacing, and they reach the same destination on the day of redemption at...
By Phyllis 2023-07-24 18:27:19
The cruelty of the war turned the elegant and easygoing Ryuichi Sakamoto into a brutal demon, and his reflection on the war also made the tyrannical Takeshi Kitano return to humanity and rationality. Compared with the two Japanese officers who were both pitiful people, David Bowie was free and easy from the beginning. At the end of the film, he used his sacrifice to plant seeds in the hearts of everyone drowned in the bitter sea of war. Although the film wears the cloak of a same-sex film,...
By Demario 2023-06-28 08:33:54
On the surface, Jack is the captive of Yonoi, but emotionally Yonoi has become Jack's captive from the first sight. That kiss was love, bravery, redemption, and a seed that disintegrated their once firm...
By Dandre 2023-06-24 06:18:31
The loss of the soundtrack will make this film inferior to many of the story patterns. The joy on the surface and the grief deep inside this prisoner of war camp. He cut that lock of hair as a circumcision of his own same-sex plot and his love for this man. Unforgettable Takeshi Kitano said "Merry...
[last lines]
Sgt. Gengo Hara: Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence!
Group Capt. Hicksley: [about something Yonoi just said] What the hell's Gyo?
Col. John Lawrence: Uh... It's a Japanese cure for laziness.
Group Capt. Hicksley: Laziness! Jesus Christ, what makes he...
Col. John Lawrence: Why don't you listen? He means *spiritual* laziness, and he believes that if he takes away the food and the water, then he also takes away the nourishment of laziness.
Group Capt. Hicksley: You don't believe that bullshit, do you?
Col. John Lawrence: I don't fucking know! Sir, I will tell you something that may surprise you! If *we* do it, *he'll* do it.
Maj. Jack Celliers: Lawrence... We're going walkies.
Col. John Lawrence: Jack...
Maj. Jack Celliers: Now listen, we're getting out of here. You're going over my shoulder.
Col. John Lawrence: We can't, Jack. The tube line doesn't come out this far.
Maj. Jack Celliers: It's okay. Everything's all right. Captain Yonoi gave me a Persian rug.