Budget
$5,100,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$68,372
Opening weekend US & Canada
$44,028
Gross worldwide
$4,942,449
Budget
$5,100,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$68,372
Opening weekend US & Canada
$44,028
Gross worldwide
$4,942,449
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By Dolores 2022-04-24 07:01:03
I didn't expect that the novel that was thought to be a joke back then was turned into a movie--
One day in 1945, a mysterious baby girl appeared in Clifford's orphanage, and no one knew who her parents were. She grew up alone, without anyone to associate with her. Things didn't get better until one day in 1963, when she inexplicably fell in love with a homeless man. But the good times didn't last long, and unfortunate events happened one after another. First, when she found out she was pregnant with the homeless child, the homeless suddenly disappeared. Secondly, when she gave birth in...
By Ruth 2022-04-24 07:01:03
I saw this story a long, long time ago
I don't know if it's the original, but when I saw the name of the former destination, I knew the ending. Below is the story I saw.
One day in 1945, a mysterious baby girl appeared in Clifford's orphanage, and no one knew who her parents were. She grew up alone, without anyone to associate with her.
Things didn't get better until one day in 1963, when she inexplicably fell in love with a homeless man. But the good times didn't last long, and...
By Larissa 2022-04-24 07:01:03
I don’t know if you remember, many years ago, there was a popular story: One day in 1945, a mysterious baby girl appeared in an orphanage, and no one knew who her parents were. Until one day in 1963, she fell in love with a homeless man. But the good times didn't last long. First of all, when she found out that she was pregnant with a homeless child, the homeless suddenly disappeared. Secondly, when she gave birth in the hospital, the doctor found out that she was an intersex person. In order...
By Kiley 2022-04-23 07:01:25
Why not translate as "Nirvana"
No spoilers, a sci-fi movie that has nothing to do with science or love. A tragedy of individualism, similar to 12 monkeys, fatalism. A snake bit its tail.
The protagonist is original sin, reshaping the story of the Bible. From beginning to end, the whole movie is a person reincarnating in endless hell, suffering, and a person starring in life, old age, sickness and death. What is the meaning? Think about life from a religious and philosophical perspective. Prometheus-like tragedy, but...
By Freda 2022-04-23 07:01:25
one person from beginning to end
Chicken and egg or chicken and egg?
Baby→Jane→Falling in love with the transmigrated self→Is this considered an allogenetic child? Heavy taste. . . →The child is taken away by the self who will travel back to the future → So he embarks on the road of the agent of the Time and Space Agency → The future self becomes insane and becomes a bomb maniac → Disfigured in a confrontation → Accept the task to stop the explosion again, but the premise is that you must create a new self After passing...
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By Kattie 2023-09-29 13:37:55
The bomber line is a bit...
By Lee 2023-08-26 01:25:18
I deliberately went to read Heinlein's original book after watching it. The biggest problem with the movie is that it is top-heavy. The script has been expanded on the basis of the short story, adding the plot of the bomber, but the overall story and structure are still the same as the novel. As a result, the lengthy setup leads to time-travel and paradoxes - the biggest burden is shaking too fast, the shocking moment lacks power, and the original shining point is only the chaotic time-space...
By Kiarra 2023-07-23 02:34:07
I don't think it looks good~~~ I feel like I have to make up a story for the sake of making up a...
By Keenan 2023-06-11 03:44:10
Adapted from a concise and concise top-level time-travel novel, with Niu X’s idea in the front, the second creation of the movie will also add branches and leaves. With a completely open time-travel setting, the proposition of the chicken or the egg is turned into a fateful Mobius with only a rooster. ring. The lengthy foreshadowing in the first paragraph is for the last 30 minutes. The foreshadowing is indeed too much and too obvious. It may not be enough for fans of brain-burning movies, but...
By Blake 2023-06-06 07:05:07
A small-scale brain-opening movie (not brain-burning). I am so insensitive to time travel and ring structure that I figure out the plot setting in half an hour, which greatly reduces the excitement of watching the movie. More unforgettable than the bizarre logic is the magical face of the heroine, Michael Jackson, Jodie Foster, Hugo Weaving, Li Pang, and Stone Sister. In any case, he will still pay for Ethan Hawke, a veteran literary god, with wrinkles and still sexy...
Mr. Robertson: In order to protect our nation's citizens, it's important we keep certain government operations confidential. Wouldn't you agree?
Jane: Yes, sir.
Mr. Robertson: I work for an organization whose primary purpose is *not* space travel. It's... reshaping wrong doing.
Mr. Robertson: The parameters set by the Bureau are strict for a reason. They exist for our protection. However, I've always thought we could accomplish so much more without the constant bureaucratic control of the board. An agent operating from the outside.
The Bartender: She'll endure so much pain because of what I do.
Mr. Robertson: That's the way it has to be. That's the way it's always been. You should understand that better than anyone.
The Bartender: The snake that eats its own tail, forever and ever?
Mr. Robertson: You're here to create history and influence what is to come.
The Bartender: I don't think I can do it.
Mr. Robertson: Understand. You are more than an Agent. You're a gift given to the world through a predestination paradox. You're the only one, free from history, ancestry.
The Bartender: The rooster.
Mr. Robertson: But you must complete your mission. You must lay the seeds of the future. We're counting on you.
The Bartender: And what happens when that day comes, when I have no knowledge of my future?
Mr. Robertson: Well, then, like everyone else, you're just going to have to take it one day at a time.
The Bartender: [on cassette tape] Preparation is the key to successful, inconspicuous time travel. Luck is the residue of design.