Budget
A$16,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$1,897,404
Opening weekend US & Canada
$83,461
Gross worldwide
$1,897,404
Budget
A$16,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$1,897,404
Opening weekend US & Canada
$83,461
Gross worldwide
$1,897,404
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By Lola 2022-01-21 08:03:16
"I bet my youth on tomorrow, you exchange your true feelings for this life."-Well, this is their story.
Oscar, male, priest, afraid of water, loves gambling, always wins.
Lucinda, female, rich second-generation, loves swimming, loves gambling, always loses.
Two young gambling and squandering young dicks met on the boat to Sydney and set the cards. As a result, uncover their love story. Worse, Oscar thought that Lucinda loved another priest.
Lucinda bought the glass factory...
By Casimer 2022-01-21 08:03:16
Are you chasing dreams or love
A good film, I saw my life as a series
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first half an hour after I finished it, I was tired from reading and reading. I just watched it
without subtitles. Sometimes the level is poor. I probably understand what's going on and then I downloaded
the subtitles. Let’s take another look
at them
. The boy who chased the dream shines instantly.
We have all kinds of hobbies,
good and bad, healthy and unhealthy.
What’s important? The most important...
By Brice 2022-01-21 08:03:16
Even with Ralph Fiennes and Cate Blanchett starring, it is difficult to conceal the thinness and confusion in the form and content of the film. The narration resembles a biography, but there is no need for the connection of clues. It is as loose as several The movies are pieced together, without knowing what the author wants to express.
I thought the focus of the film would be on how to get rid of the temptation of gambling, because the plot where the two met because of gambling is still...
By Jeremie 2022-01-21 08:03:16
Ralph. Fines and Kate. The film starring Blanchett is based on a novel of the same name that is popular in Britain and Australia. It is said that the director has worked hard for 10 years.
The protagonist of "Oscar And Lucinda" (Oscar And Lucinda) is the son of a missionary. When he grew up, he entered Oxford University. He began to fall into loneliness and depression. After graduation, he decided to go to Australia to be a missionary. He was on board. It fell in love at first sight to...
By Kendall 2022-01-21 08:03:16
Cherish life away from non-mainstream
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Oscar and Lucinda were definitely a pair of non-mainstream young people in Australia in the 19th century. Since childhood, Oscar risked his father’s disobedience and converted to the Church of England, which was expelled by the people. When he grew up, as a pastor, he was brought into the gambling circle by his friends. A glass church, and sent over by water; angrily and impulsively hacked to death the head of the guard. Lucinda didn’t like to study since she was a child. To put it...
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By Clay 2023-07-09 16:47:53
The tragedy of the human world is that they always miss each other, and surrender their lives for the glass-like beautiful but fragile things. I ask the Lord for mercy, and I choked...
By Kole 2023-06-27 20:57:20
Only when lunatics and lunatics are combined can the world be worth...
By Darion 2023-06-21 08:01:29
All because of the name Ralph Fiennes. Beautiful man, so weak and so...
By Zelda 2023-06-15 08:14:37
Once again, it shows that the film adaptation of the novel is stretched. It's not that changing the characters' personalities or the plot itself is infeasible, it's just that the limitations of space and capacity make the film always look...
By Ruthe 2023-05-25 03:47:18
Ugh. . . . . . He really is in there. . . ....
Lucinda: You will preach what you do not believe to men who do not care.
Narrator: In order that I exist, two gamblers, one obsessive, the other compulsive, must meet.
[last lines]
Narrator: When Dennis Hasset told Lucinda the baby's history, she had only one thought in mind.
[Lucinda growls]
Narrator: [laughing]
[laughing]
Narrator: A dream, a lie, a wager - love. This is the story Lucinda gave to my grandfather... and I give to you.
Oscar Hopkins: [as Oscar's Great Grandson] All right. Let's go home.
[Oscar's Great Great Granddaughter nods]
Oscar Hopkins: Yeah? Check for rocks.
[Choir singing]