Budget
$75,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$38,518,613
Opening weekend US & Canada
$14,437,269
Gross worldwide
$59,418,613
Budget
$75,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$38,518,613
Opening weekend US & Canada
$14,437,269
Gross worldwide
$59,418,613
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By Elinor 2022-03-24 09:02:30
I just want to say it's a good movie
I just want to say that Chinese people don't understand this movie, they don't understand the spirit of rock and roll, politics and political opinions, the pursuit of dreams, Hollywood, and musicals!
Just having big names like Tom and Zeta Jones dance and sing uncharacteristically shows the weight and magic of this movie.
Behind the simple and ordinary plot, it tells about an era and a spirit. How can people who have not experienced it understand and how can they...
By Maddison 2022-03-24 09:02:30
The "rock years" seem to be an indefinable time category; it was the innocent years of Elvis Presley's transformation of black music into a white emotional revolution, the rebellious period of the Sex Pistols who made the Queen a sexual object, the Beatles The wave of cultural revolution with "love and peace" ... always, to find a nostalgic node for the rock era, 1987 is not a particularly good choice. One of the things that sounded rock and roll that year was when soul-singing diva Aretha...
By Ana 2022-03-24 09:02:30
90's - the era of rock and roll
The rock style in it is obviously the 90s. I didn't expect to make such a nostalgic movie in 12 years. If I rate it, the story can only be 2 stars, the songs in it really bring back a lot of memories, I give 4 stars, Ah Tang's songs remind me of Rolling Stone, The Doors, Aero Smith, Gun & Rose, Red Hot Chili Peppers , the male lead's band reminds me of bon jovi. Later, rock and roll slowly entered death metal, industrial noise, etc. It became more and more incomprehensible, and it was...
By Jalyn 2022-03-24 09:02:30
Love entanglements and fantasies of little men and women
Cultural differences can magnify or diminish a film's strengths and weaknesses.
In a rock movie full of love, hate, sex, sweat, hormones and blood, it's a little fresh without hesitation. Under the exquisite and decadent clothing packaging, Tom Cruise exudes a strong male hormone.
Under the everlasting spotlight of Hollywood, broken dreams and destroyed loves will always be thousands of times more successful than those on the stage.
The love entanglements...
By Eleanora 2022-03-24 09:02:30
Erdi mother... the adult version of High School Musical
I wanted to give two stars, but for the sake of those stars, I barely got one. I really like the feeling of the 1980s. The film feels like it is in place. It combines exaggeration and comedy to tell a story that doesn't make much sense...
When I saw the posters and previews, I had all kinds of expectations. I really felt a little chilled after watching the film. Because the expectations are so good. So the bigger the expectation, the bigger the disappointment. Except Russell Brand has the...
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By Clovis 2022-04-23 07:03:05
There is still a big gap compared with "Pirate Radio", but the singing and dancing are...
By Elza 2022-04-23 07:03:05
GLEE! Tom's pretense and Baldwin's wig have the urge to strangle...
By Stan 2022-04-23 07:03:05
The song is good, but it's a bit high school musical, especially the two children. . Not enough rock....
By Casimer 2022-04-23 07:03:05
Did the director ask for autographs from rock stars in the 80s and get beaten up by Axl? [I don't want to be a star, I just want to...
By Alexzander 2022-04-23 07:03:05
It's actually not that good, but the various clichéd scenes and music are enough to add points, which fully proves the level of industrialization in...
Stacee Jaxx: Five minutes and go!
Constance Sack: Okay Stacee Jaxx back at the Bourbon...
Stacee Jaxx: No, no, no. No. Now go
Constance Sack: Uh, at the Bourbon where it all started, your first album "Stick Meat" gave birth to some of rock's greatest anthems. And now a solo career. Why now?
Stacee Jaxx: Well... I think... I think due to the changing nature of the music industry... The change in cultural trends... And when you think of blah blah blah and blah blah blah, you make sure that you wanna take in blah blah hahaha. Four minutes
Constance Sack: You know, some people have said that you've become quite difficult to work with. That you're constantly late, you're reclusive, sometimes even nonsensical
Stacee Jaxx: I wanna ask you this: Have these people, even met themselves?
Constance Sack: Well, I'm talking about your band
Stacee Jaxx: Let me tell you something. I know me better than anyone because I live in here. Eight minutes
Constance Sack: You just said four
Stacee Jaxx: Three
Constance Sack: Do you think that it's possible, that you've shut down or alienated so many people, that you had no other option but to go solo?
Stacee Jaxx: You gotta be true to the muse. Hey Man, scotch me, little buddy
Constance Sack: And who is your muse? Ahem
Constance Sack: Born Steven Jackson in Detroit Michigan...
Stacee Jaxx: Are we out?
Constance Sack: ...Raised by a single mom, Doris, now deceased. Dropped out of Woodrow Wilson High in 11th grade. Your first concert was Aerosmith. When you were 17 you hitchhiked to LA with your high school sweetheart. Remember her? No comment? Hmmm?
Stacee Jaxx: Two minutes
Constance Sack: Did I hit a nerve? Aerosmith? Detroit? High school sweetheart? Jenny Anderson, your first love. And your last hit single "I'm gonna rock you in your mouth" it was written about her
Stacee Jaxx: Record sold 100 million copies
Constance Sack: And that record was produced about eight years ago. Some people say you've sold out since then
Stacee Jaxx: I sell out all right. Every seat, every stadium I ever play
Constance Sack: Yeah, and yet creatively you've come to a standstill. You've been in and out of the studio for the past, what? Two years? And no results. Nothing
Stacee Jaxx: Time
Constance Sack: [after the interview] You know you're not so weird. You're just another lonely man with many regrets
Stacee Jaxx: I said time. You can go now
Constance Sack: Final question. What happens when you realize you can't get rid of Stacee Jaxx?
Stacee Jaxx: You have no idea what it's like to be me
Constance Sack: Well, then here's your chance. What's it like to be the Stacee Jaxx?
Constance Sack: You know, I think you get this sense of entitlement due to the fact that you're a rock god. But it's not real. It's not love
Stacee Jaxx: No. It's not love.
Constance Sack: Then what is it?
Stacee Jaxx: Off the record? Sex. And other people's projections of what they want me to be. Or what you and all your readers want me to be. Sex And it keeps me from going out... and getting the one thing that could save me. But I can't have that now. I'm a slave to rock 'n' roll. I am searching for the perfect song... the perfect sound that will make you wanna live forever. Like I said, I know me better than anyone because I live in here... and no one else can...
Constance Sack: I can...