Budget
$95,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$102,705,852
Opening weekend US & Canada
$22,332,053
Gross worldwide
$149,705,852
Budget
$95,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$102,705,852
Opening weekend US & Canada
$22,332,053
Gross worldwide
$149,705,852
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By Jamil 2022-03-23 09:02:15
I have nothing to say. I looked at it with evil intentions at the time, but xx broadband network is a cheap! Every key place it actually buffers. So in the end I basically jumped every five minutes to watch it.
Did not see any taste. It's just that I am very touched by the words of the general's daughter as a psychology teacher.
"The human eye can distinguish twelve shades of gray, and the computer can distinguish two hundred and fifty-six shades of gray. The human mind can...
By Laverna 2022-03-22 09:02:05
what the rattling propeller gave her
When a kind of affection that you think is worthy of cherishing or praise is used by a dirty and hypocritical soul as a power deal Still delusional about his father's choices about himself and power. . .
When she tried to use her own way to prove from her father whether he loved her or not, I thought that was not the chance she gave her father, it was a reason she gave herself to comfort her soul, but when the last straw was lost by her father When her ruthless nature was cut off, "Xiao...
By Nathaniel 2022-03-22 09:02:05
Started like an angel, suddenly turned into a bitch, actually a poor lamb. The video of Eli giving a lecture at the end of the film brings this dark story to an end. I thought it was another Chinatown, but it was more like an unknown recipient, in terms of artistic conception. Anti-military and anti-X is anti-violence and anti-pornography, rethinking.
So many familiar faces. Jack's father was so skinny that he didn't look like a general. In fact, he was not 60 at the time, so he looked...
By Darion 2022-03-22 09:02:05
Did the general do right or wrong? this is a problem.
After his daughter was gang-raped, was the general's compromise and silence for his own promotion or the honor of the military academy, or both? This is an unclear question. Paul and the audience will think that the general sacrificed his daughter's humiliation for his own promotion. But I think that what the general considers more may be the honor of the military school, that is, the honor and disgrace of the individual must be sacrificed for the overall situation. Although this sacrifice and...
By Theodore 2022-03-21 09:02:15
A father's love poisoned by politics
When a person's political life reaches a certain level, does his heart pay a heavy price for it? After watching this movie, what I think of is Wu Zetian and his poor son. I always thought that love is the theme of life, but I was wrong, love is not the theme of everyone's life, so a father with a bright political future will completely abandon his father's love and his daughter, and let him say it openly : I love her.
Politics has many coats, but I don't want it to use love as a...
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By Deshaun 2022-04-24 07:01:14
I watched it on the movie channel before, it was pretty...
By Elenor 2022-04-24 07:01:14
I actually saw it in the cinema...
By Emmie 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Can't believe John Travolta is gay. . . . He is very manly in the movie, and he is not gay at all. ....
By Dorcas 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Travolta's blue eyes,...
By Jean 2022-04-23 07:02:41
The overall atmosphere is...
[Kent asks Sunhill where she was when Elisabeth Campbell was killed]
Sunhill: Uh, I went to the V.O.Q. at 1900 hours. I worked on my Neely case report till about midnight, and then I went home. No witnesses.
Kent: Pathetic, the both of you.
Brenner: Oh, you should have invited me into your room, and we would have had an alibi.
Sunhill: I would rather be a murder suspect.
[Brenner tells Sunhill about Cal Seivers]
Brenner: Now, look, Cal Seivers is the best forensic man around, but don't say anything about his hair.
Sunhill: What's wrong with his hair?
Brenner: He doesn't have any. Hey, Cal! Shouldn't you be wearing a hat?
[Sunhill breaks down the crime scene of Elisabeth Campbell]
Sunhill: He set up a rape kit, tent pegs, and ropes, and he used it.
Brenner: Yeah.
Sunhill: [Sunhill takes the blanket off to look at Campbell's naked corpse] Well, there are no signs of a struggle. She was a strong woman. And I couldn't find a bit of dirt under her fingernails. And how did he hold a gun on her and manage to tie the ropes? Unless it was more than one person.
Brenner: What are those marks on her cheeks?
Sunhill: Those were tears, Paul.
Sunhill: [Paul sighs walking off] The panties under the rope, as if to protect the neck from a burn. I mean, what's a little rope burn if you're going to kill somebody?
Cal Seivers: [Cal turns to Brenner] Sunhill's good.
Brenner: Oh, yeah. Sunhill has spoken.