Budget
$2,200,000 (estimated)
Budget
$2,200,000 (estimated)
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By Yvonne 2022-10-03 15:10:30
[Excerpt of Highlights] HMV-Seven Days in May
HMV Exclusive commemorative Blu-ray, plastic box jacket hard paper box, a poster & four postcards included; extras include the commentary soundtrack and trailer recorded for the DVD version by director John Frankenheimer in 2000
I have to complain about this terrible subtitle... I don't know if it is the same as Warner's own US version. Not to mention the capital letters, it is often a second or two behind the...
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By Ford 2023-09-30 22:22:10
Political symbolization. If you are a little crazy, you will transform into a...
By Michelle 2023-09-26 18:57:24
The addition of Eva forms a subtle triangle. The low-ranking person's face-to-face respect and back-to-back temptation and challenge, the head-to-head negotiation between the general and the president, these two tensions are great. The general is arrogant and careless, and still trusts his deputy, which is one of the warm sides. Ambitious and tired - the lion and the jackal. Why people want Scott. Why people choose democracy finally. Who gives out the kiss of...
By Davonte 2023-09-07 19:49:00
Lancaster's aura is much stronger than Douglas! There is indeed the demeanor of a...
By Tressie 2023-09-05 04:38:01
A 7.8/10 political conspiracy film with a lot of big names, the plot seems simple but thrilling, the performance seems ordinary but introverted, the thinking is correct, and the standard is high. But now the plot is all...
By Weston 2023-07-16 16:05:51
In the political propaganda film adapted from the novel, the events and characters are mainly based on storytelling. The photography is not bad, but the content is really...
General James Mattoon Scott: I think the signing of a nuclear disarmament pact with the Soviet Union is at best an act of naiveté and at worst an unsupportable negligence. We've stayed alive because we've built up an arsenal, and we've kept the peace because we've dealt with an enemy who knew we would use that arsenal. And now we're asked to believe that a piece of paper will take the place of missile sites and Polaris submarines, and that an enemy who hasn't honored one solemn treaty in the history of its existence will now, for our convenience, do precisely that. I have strong doubts, gentlemen.
Senator Frederick Prentice: Ah, it's as simple as this: the President trusts Russia, and the American people don't. The people don't believe the Russians're going to take those bombs apart on July 1st, and neither do I.
Colonel Martin "Jiggs" Casey: Yes, I know who Judas was. He was a man I worked for and admired until he disgraced the four stars on his uniform.