Budget
$6,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$8,598,593
Opening weekend US & Canada
$44,244
Gross worldwide
$10,994,533
Budget
$6,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$8,598,593
Opening weekend US & Canada
$44,244
Gross worldwide
$10,994,533
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By Lina 2022-01-12 08:01:48
Painting series ⎮ uninhibited soul
American director Ed Harris directed and starred in "Pollack Pollock" (2000). The film won two Oscars at an unexpected level. Ed Harris spent a full 10 years on this, immersing himself in studying the biography of the American master of abstract expressionism, Pollock Pollock (1912-1956). Pollack is recognized as the number one player in American modern painting to break away from European standards and...
By Jazlyn 2022-01-12 08:01:48
The film is based on Pollock's biography, but it omits too much background explanation. It takes a lot of effort to read. After reading a book to understand his entire life background and the early relationship between family and friends, I can understand the incomprehensibility better.
Among them, the description of the painting process is relatively "real". I always feel that for action painting, the painting and the painting process are equally important. The painting should be...
By Camylle 2022-01-12 08:01:48
Artistic life driven alternately by creation and destruction
Pollock (born 1912-1956 in Gary, Indiana, USA) was the first American abstract painter to be noticed by Europe. He changed the role of the United States as a follower of European art from the European Renaissance to the mid-20th century. He overthrew the United States. Has always adhered to the figurative language of painting. He created the world-famous "drip painting" and became a classic work of abstract expressionism.
Of course, the prosperity of American contemporary art cannot be...
By Laney 2022-01-12 08:01:48
I was a little surprised when this movie was asked to watch it as a homework. Because Harris, the director of this film, is one of my favorite directors. He devoted ten years to this film. He devoted himself to the imitation and experience of his life habits and hobbies. In 2001, he brought Pollock's short life back to us. Therefore, I watched this movie when I was in college, with a sense of awe, but I didn't analyze it too much. And a few years later, to watch this movie, I still...
By Jayde 2022-01-12 08:01:48
In order to make the film "Pollock", Ed Harris spent 10 years preparing, because Pollock has penetrated into his heart and life, so he not only starred in and directed the film.
This fateful encounter began in 1986. At that time, his father gave Harris a biography of Pollock: "Jackson Pollock: American Legend". The photo of the man on the cover made Harris feel like himself, and both of them had a habit of drinking. A peculiar feeling made Harris regard the shooting of this biography as a...
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By Pat 2022-03-27 09:01:15
JC played the role of a vase, Ed Harris looks like a tough guy no matter how you look at it, one star for Tom Waits' ending...
By Marlin 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Acting... can you score ten...
By Skyla 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Marcia Gay Harden's well-deserved acting...
By Arnold 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Biographical films about an artist often struggle to show the creative process, those more visual and show-stopping factors such as alcoholism, relationships with women, facial anxiety caused by bipolar disorder, confrontation with contemporaries in coffee shops/bistros The artist's impromptu critique becomes the focus, and in the end, we seem to be getting closer and closer to the painter's way of life, but still don't know what makes Pollock end up being Pollock, luckily his paintings...
By Crawford 2022-03-27 09:01:15
performance art...
Tony Smith: What do you think of Picasso?
Jackson Pollock: Yeah, he has been.
Tony Smith: DeKooning?
Jackson Pollock: He's alright, he's learning.
Peggy Guggenheim: I have just climbed up and down five flights of stairs. I'm Peggy Guggenheim...
Lee Krasner: We're sorry.
Peggy Guggenheim: [to Pollock] My God and you're drunk.
Jackson Pollock: No.
Lee Krasner: No.
Clem Greenberg: What you're doing is the most original and vigorous art in the country.
Jackson Pollock: We're broke!
Clem Greenberg: Yeah, keep at it.
Jackson Pollock: Keeping at it... don't tell me to keep at it!