Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$20,444
Opening weekend US & Canada
$1,877
Gross worldwide
$906,995
Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$20,444
Opening weekend US & Canada
$1,877
Gross worldwide
$906,995
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By Eryn 2022-10-11 14:04:28
Aokigahara, Japan's suicide shrine. The male protagonist came here to commit suicide after his wife passed away. After a while, he saw the suicide played by Ken Watanabe looking for a way out, and then the male protagonist somehow helped him find a way out. Then he came to commit suicide and ended up being two People find a way to escape together... In the end, the male protagonist was rescued by the forest ranger, and then he came to Aokihara to find his little friend. It turned out that...
By Amelie 2022-06-25 22:36:32
There is always something moving.
Arthur decided to choose the best place to kill himself after his wife died because he was ashamed of what he had done to his wife. They met another person who committed suicide in the forest, and the two decided to leave the forest first. Arthur finally escaped from the forest and decided to give up the idea of suicide, because he found that his wife never left, but just got along with him in another way, and he was truly redeemed.
At the end of the film, "Yellow and Winter" can be...
By Jaunita 2022-06-25 22:07:34
Sorry, what I'm talking about is not to do a ritual in the sea of trees in Aokigahara, to appease those souls who regretted but couldn't find their way and had to cry on the Naihe Bridge, but the souls lost by Gus Van Sant at some point in time. .
In fact, I really like the swaying shadows of trees in the sea of trees in Aokigahara and the sound of wind that can't tell the distance from near and far. Even the sunlight that penetrates the layers of lush foliage is so pale,...
By Reginald 2022-06-25 21:37:28
It's 1:12 a.m. now.
I've been in bed for an hour and twelve minutes.
After my third reminder, the roommate still did not reduce the sound of typing on the keyboard and the sound of flipping books.
I kind of want to piss off. Then I held back.
There is a lot of friction in collective life. You always have to find a way to let go of the little things that annoy you from time to time. That's why I saw this movie for the first time.
After a quarrel, I was so angry...
By Lou 2022-06-25 20:07:58
(I didn't get to see the premiere in Cannes, I just translated a French media report, everyone should know how bad this movie is in advance...)
Newspaper summary: "The Elephant" director Gus Van Sant's new film was booed by the media at the screening, and the film, which was shortlisted in competition at Cannes, was extremely poorly received.
"'Aokigahara Sea of Trees' is undoubtedly the worst film Gus Van Sant has ever made in his career." The US website Insiewire later...
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By Edison 2023-09-29 05:50:39
leave it to those who appreciate...
By Emery 2023-09-24 03:36:54
1.5 Forget about being mediocre, you have to add oriental elements that you don't actually...
By Jonas 2023-09-07 07:45:13
There is a strong temperament of money-making and co-production, and I know that there are really many...
By Ona 2023-08-14 18:24:58
Really can't hold out much...
By Rachelle 2023-07-28 03:50:43
The stalk "Orchid Saves the Husband" is actually quite gentle, but the movie is so plain that it does not leave any room for the audience to interpret and...
Takumi Nakamura: You must know, this forest is very powerful.
Takumi Nakamura: [a loud howling sound is heard throughout the forest and Arthur yells if anyone is there] There is no one.
Arthur Brennan: Then what was that?
Takumi Nakamura: Tamashii.
Arthur Brennan: What's tamashii?
Takumi Nakamura: Tamashii are spirits. They are souls wandering these woods, until it is their time. Things are not what they seem here.
Arthur Brennan: It was probably just an animal.
Takumi Nakamura: There are very few animals in Aokigahara.
Arthur Brennan: Well, then it was one of the few.
Takumi Nakamura: This place is what you call purgatory.
Takumi Nakamura: There are answers for this in science?
Arthur Brennan: There are answers for everything in science.
Takumi Nakamura: But not in God?
Arthur Brennan: God is more our creation than we are his.