Budget
$60,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$2,080,321
Opening weekend US & Canada
$68,447
Gross worldwide
$42,580,321
Budget
$60,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$2,080,321
Opening weekend US & Canada
$68,447
Gross worldwide
$42,580,321
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By Brenda 2022-06-27 12:49:39
Oliver Twist--May God Bless The Poor Orphan
Charles Dickens' famous novel.
Speaking of Dickens' novels, I really haven't read them well.
David Copperfield
By Gaetano 2022-04-23 07:03:45
A leaf swaying in the wind should have fallen on the ground withered and turned yellow, or eaten by deer and sheep, but she quietly floated on the lake, drifting with the ripples to a place that should not belong to her. Many flowers have died before seeing the sun, and she has experienced wind, rain and scorching sun, and with the help of kind people, she saved her life and came to a world that looks beautiful but absurd. There are always opportunities, and the reason is very simple. She is...
By Arvilla 2022-04-23 07:03:45
The sense of joy is not enough, and it is more than rigid. Polanski compresses the plot and then compresses it to only two hours. However, condensing does not mean the essence, but eliminating the essence of the original work, so that I don't see the sadness and touchingness of the original work before, and then I don't see the funnyness of the original work. The joy and warmth of human affection are left, and there are only some mindless performances left, like a lame and clumsy play. I also...
By Johann 2022-04-23 07:03:45
A few days ago, I searched the Internet for all the movies that have won Oscars. In the long list, I saw the name "Oliver Twist" at first sight. This is a film of the same name that was cut and supplemented by the works of the 19th-century British critical realist novelist Dickens. Under the almost perfect interpretation of director Roman Polanski, we deeply appreciate some things that may be warm or cruel.
I like OLIVER's eyes very much. I think the director was inspired by seeing his...
By Demetrius 2022-04-23 07:03:45
Well what I said was not the point.
When we were still in junior high school, our family teacher took us to the cinema to see this film.
After all, he is relatively young, and it is Jack who has a deep memory in his memory, because he is very handsome-- It seems that even at a relatively young age, he has already shown his true nature as a nympho.
Later, I tried to find his information but could not find it. Rewatched the movie a few days ago. Still handsome. Too bad the ending didn't mention him.
I haven't read...
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By Keenan 2022-03-27 09:01:15
I have read the original book, and by the way, the color change of the painting is very...
By Corine 2022-03-27 09:01:15
I haven't read the original, so I don't know how bad it...
By Evert 2022-03-27 09:01:15
ben kingsley is too squeamish! The male protagonist is very handsome, but it's just that the vase ben scene is not enough to support the audience, so it's stinky and...
By Emery 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Saw it many years ago. Later, I was excited to buy the original English book. Haven't flipped...
By Lesley 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The cinematography is great, the different tones separate time and space well, and the edges and corners are pleasing to the eye. The plot is very reserved, flat and straightforward, eliminating the ups and downs. The characters are also very restrained, the villain is not ruthless enough to be funny, the evil image is not established, and the boy's clarity is also a little dull. Living in those times is actually quite helpless. There is no absolute good and evil, but only forced by life. The...
Bill Sykes: [under his breath, about Nancy] There ain't a stauncher-hearted gal going, or I'd have cut her throat three months ago.
[final lines]
Fagin: [in tears] Press on! Press on! Press on!
Mr. Bumble: Oliver Twist has asked for more?
Mr. Limbkins: FOR MORE!