Gross US & Canada
$6,508
Opening weekend US & Canada
$2,179
Gross worldwide
$618,696
Gross US & Canada
$6,508
Opening weekend US & Canada
$2,179
Gross worldwide
$618,696
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By Haylie 2022-03-08 08:01:15
In the impression of most fans, director Ulrich Seidel's works never shy away from those shocking themes, such as sex and religion, and the depravity of human nature. Like many aspiring European directors, Ulrich Seidel chose these themes only as vehicles for exploring the human spiritual world, rather than deliberately showing off. As he himself said, "I'm never ashamed to show moral and cultural taboos that people are afraid to face. But it has to do with the characters and the core of the...
By Chadrick 2022-03-08 08:01:15
A poignant satire on religious beliefs? I don't think so.
A poignant satire on religious beliefs? I don't think so. What the film only presents is the direct conflict between two life states that cannot be intersected, but it does not delve into the root causes of these two views of life. Although she finally swung the whip, she hugged and cried in an instant. In my opinion, this is not a real departure, but a state of walking hard in the process. The film is not about hesitation and hesitation, denial and affirmation, in belief and unbelief. Austrian...
By Eryn 2022-03-08 08:01:15
Not a movie review, just a record
Watching the movie was held at the Zhejiang Art Museum's weekend theme (women's movie) screening event. The movie viewing experience was not very good, and the movie was relatively depressing. But Su! After the film ended, there was a brief analysis by experts and interaction with the audience, which greatly enhanced the value of this afternoon.
Having a little knowledge of "art cinema" got me interested. The audience's interpretation is ashamed. A lot of times, what I see is only the...
By Gregorio 2022-03-08 08:01:15
Letters from the Paradise Trilogy: Fanatical Letters
The second part of Finding Paradise is the most depressing and thought-provoking work in the entire Paradise Trilogy. Western beliefs mostly emphasize the concept of "heaven", believing that the father of the kingdom of heaven will take care of people on earth, and that people will go to the heavenly home to accept the judgment of the heavenly kingdom after death, and strive for more blessings. Therefore, preaching has become a step to measure the blessings of the kingdom of heaven, and...
By Dashawn 2022-03-08 08:01:15
Talking about a little bit of faith, I dare not expand it
This is the second in the Paradise trilogy, the first in the series, Love, was watched over two months ago, and I wrote a feel-good review for the first, which is a shame Yes, that post was not a success, with very few followers. Looking back now, the reason for the failure should be attributed to some of my immature, even almost second-hand ideas. In that article, I came to the conclusion that "people are old, and love is not there", and "appearance determines the probability of success in...
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By Earl 2022-04-23 07:05:01
The power of faith is to help others, to forgive others, and to be kind to all beings, not self-punishment. Good...
By Lucinda 2022-04-22 07:01:54
8.75 The comedy elements are very good, and the combination of marital conflicts and religious conflicts is well designed, but the logical connection between the transitions is not very clear, which makes people wonder why the plot has such a...
By Melyssa 2022-04-22 07:01:54
2013.8.15 and Yumiko@MFA. Part 2 of the Paradise Trilogy. In fact, it is very real. The silent conflict in the heart, the weakness and struggle of human nature, forcing the audience to face it directly has nothing to do with religion. . . .
By Elisha 2022-04-22 07:01:54
The heroine preached everywhere, but she could never make up the emotional estrangement between her husband and her husband. Is this the uselessness of religion or the sadness of marriage...
By Lea 2022-04-22 07:01:54
There is no right or wrong in belief itself, but anything extreme is not worthy of praise. The director is like a calm bystander, and the story unfolds like a disciplinary film. Although there are no intense conflicts, several scenes are particularly tense and full of emotions, especially the last scene. After all the emotions are vented, there is more than just where to go. It feels so...
Anna Maria: The mother of God has come to visit you today.