Budget
$6,500,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$24,793,509
Opening weekend US & Canada
$262,923
Gross worldwide
$39,323,027
Budget
$6,500,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$24,793,509
Opening weekend US & Canada
$262,923
Gross worldwide
$39,323,027
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By Clovis 2022-04-21 09:01:35
Defending someone outcast by the public?
What kind of person would defend someone outcast by the public? The protagonist in the film is like this:
1. No partner
2. For money 3. In
the media and then for fame 1. His more obvious direct opponents are politicians who are also not favored by the public 2. His ex-wife understands him well, which may be the reason for their separation. 3. He also became a victim. His advantage was that he finally gave up the job and turned to a defense subject who was not so abandoned by the...
By Cheyenne 2022-04-21 09:01:35
To suck or not to suck, that is not the question
The title of the movie starts with a message to the audience, this is not a movie that can get a clear answer to right or wrong. Rather, what he wants to convey is a spirit that one needs to take control of one's own life.
He told his son that there are many ways to argue, to prove oneself right, or to prove the other wrong.
Tell the audience how he lost his previous aura overnight and regained everything so easily.
Even if he was kidnapped and put on a nicotine patch and almost...
By Destin 2022-04-21 09:01:35
One is public relation crisis and the other is crisis management
One is public relation crisis and the other is crisis management. The former is public relations crisis and the latter is crisis public relations.
A movie is just these two words, encountering problems and solving problems. Life is nothing more than these two words, encounter problems and solve problems.
First of all, I really like the tone of this movie. The beautiful and gold-worshiping America has an unobstructed sense of sight. Although the movie highlights a small rebellion...
By Dorian 2022-04-21 09:01:35
For the film itself, it is a traditional happy ending. It also sports some classic tactics, depicting the dark side of even the so-called "justice" legislators and victims. This also naturally reveals the essence of human beings, that is, everyone may fall, and everyone may have light and turn into darkness. The congressman kidnaps Nick in order to achieve his goal; the victim keeps his mouth shut in order to get a bribe. These are all things that actually exist in real life. In China, it is...
By Lonzo 2022-04-21 09:01:35
I found this film a long time ago and downloaded it to my computer, but I haven’t had time to watch it or watch other movies, so I didn’t watch this movie until tonight. At the beginning of the movie, I saw a wonderful debate. As the plot of the film progresses, I keep laughing. It's not that I have a low laugh point. This year's Macau Storm 3 didn't make me laugh, so as a comedy film, this film is relatively successful in my opinion, of course it can't compare to it. Jim Carrey's is funnier,...
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By Van 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Beautiful brains are always...
By Pearlie 2022-04-24 07:01:04
A fun and clever movie, but not sharp enough. Playful and thoughtful. With a tongue that is not bad, you R just good at it. Small-budget films tend to tackle acute and pervasive problems and are often...
By Tyreek 2022-04-24 07:01:04
All I have in mind is PR, PR, PR,...
By Kamryn 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Of course speaking is a...
By Brent 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Three and a half. Everyone has a...
Joey Naylor: [referring to Heather] Why did you tell that reporter all your secrets?
Nick Naylor: [in the kitchen in his apartment home] You're too young to understand.
Joey Naylor: Mom says it's because you have dependency issues and it was all just a matter of time before you threw it all away on some tramp.
Nick Naylor: Well, that's one theory.
Nick Naylor: [Narrating] Right there, looking into Joey's eyes, it all came back in a rush. Why I do what I do. Defending the defenseless, protecting the disenfranchised corporations that have been abandoned by their very own consumers: the logger, the sweatshop foreman, the oil driller, the land mine developer, the baby seal poacher...
Polly Bailey: Baby seal poacher?
Bobby Jay Bliss: Even *I* think that's kind of cruel.
Nick Naylor: [Narrating] Polly works for the Moderation Council. A casual drinker by the age of 14, Polly quickly developed a tolerance usually reserved for Irish dockworkers. In our world, she's the woman that got the pope to endorse red wine.