Budget
$40,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$2,816,518
Opening weekend US & Canada
$104,490
Gross worldwide
$2,816,518
Budget
$40,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$2,816,518
Opening weekend US & Canada
$104,490
Gross worldwide
$2,816,518
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By Jerad 2022-03-23 09:02:13
Apart from telling us that the protagonist invented plastic flying saucers and plastic hula hoops, this is a bad movie
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There are obvious traces of some American films in the 30s and 40s!
As for business inspiration, is it a pie from the sky that cannot be easily accepted?
Talking about the plastics industry:
The plastics industry first used natural resins and modified cellulose as raw materials. After the emergence of synthetic resins, it turned to...
By Johnathan 2022-03-23 09:02:13
Minutes of the Symposium After Viewing the Coen Brothers' Work "Money Empire"
Minutes of the post-viewing symposium on the work of the Coen brothers "Money Empire"
/ Organized by Fan Daming /
Time: December 17, 2011 (Saturday) 11:00-11: 30am Venue: Henglu
Art Museum Lecture Hall, 202 Nanshan Road, Hangzhou
Art Film Bar "Coen Brothers Movie Month" "Money Empire" after viewing)
Moderator: Fan Daming
Participants: (Preface) Fan Daming, Chen Xiaowei, Chen Xingsheng, Zhu Xilin, He Ji, Wang Xiling, Wu Wei, Niu Yuzhu, Liu Haiqing, Wang Shujin,...
By Kathryne 2022-03-23 09:02:13
Xinpin said that after reading a book and watching a movie, you should write a book review and movie review, she said, "because you will not remember which book or movie you have read in the future, but you will definitely remember what you have written. Book reviews, which movie reviews have you written?” Although, from the part of “Fourteen Lessons” that I have read so far, this book has a strong industry color, but for those who are interested in movies and books However, some suggestions...
By Nellie 2021-12-24 08:01:06
The shooting technique is very interesting
This is not a pure movie, but also like an animation or drama. There are many exaggerated expressions in it. It is very fun. It is
claimed to be one of the 20 films recommended by Harvard University. The inspiration of this movie is to pay attention to life. But I don’t think I have reached the kind of wealthy state, so think about it, let’s talk about the realm of money first, so that the
actors’ acting skills are more practical . Say, the protagonist is Andy in Shawshank’s...
By Jettie 2021-12-24 08:01:06
The failed works of the Coen brothers
This seems to be an unsuccessful film by the Coen brothers. Maybe the budget is too large and they have lost themselves. It coincides with the story in the movie.
The plot and ideology of this film can be ignored. The reason why it can be watched is because of the director, the likable actors, and the black fantasy style.
The story is very simple, with the strange power and chaotic plot can be ignored. As for the old clockman, the evil doorman, the weird elevator man... there is...
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By Blake 2022-03-27 09:01:10
If you looked at it in the early years, you would think it was a fairy tale, but now it seems that it is not pure at...
By Adelbert 2022-03-27 09:01:10
Coen Brothers neurocomedy, round and long, cartoonish exaggeration and...
By Lacey 2022-03-27 09:01:10
It's quite interesting, especially after the hula hoop went on sale, I died of laughter, but the style doesn't seem to be unified enough. The performance of the female reporter is too exaggerated compared to the people...
By Lenny 2022-03-27 09:01:10
The Coen Brothers' movies, the chattering little lines are as enjoyable as ever, but in the end they have a mainstream Hollywood or Greater China ending, which is normal and not used to...
By Thaddeus 2022-03-27 09:01:10
Tim Robbins hadn't done The Shawshank Redemption at the time, the Coen brothers were just getting started, and Sam Raimi was just a screenwriter. #Look at how it looks like now#. The biggest feature of the story is the irony of the huge monopoly system. So many pipes and typewriters and stamps. An exaggerated manifestation of a cumbersome bureaucracy....
Sidney J. Mussburger: [Norville] Sit down, son. Go ahead. Try it on. Put your feet up. Go ahead. Let's get to know one another, shall we? Let's chat man to man. Now then, you're from the basement aren't you, and not blessed with much education?
Norville: Cigarette?
Amy Archer: No, thank you.
Norville: Yes siree... This is my ticket up upstairs.