Budget
$12,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$66,995,879
Opening weekend US & Canada
$7,766,452
Gross worldwide
$110,996,879
Budget
$12,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$66,995,879
Opening weekend US & Canada
$7,766,452
Gross worldwide
$110,996,879
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By Gail 2022-10-27 00:07:49
you don't really want to be successful
There is no secret to success, it has been told by countless people since ancient times. It's just that most people really don't want to succeed that much.
Synopsis: Brett, a young country man who just graduated, came to New York from rural Kansas alone. After several setbacks in finding a job, he came to a relative's company and became a messenger. When he learns of a manager's vacancy, he "coincidentally" has dual roles, manager Carlton and messenger Brett. He studied diligently, seized...
By Alivia 2022-10-09 01:58:26
When it comes to comedy:
First of all, you need to be handsome so that you can be liked by girls and accepted by the white-collar class;
second, you need to have the guts, dare to take risks, and dare to fish in troubled waters;
second, you need to have a wealthy relative, so that you can You can have the opportunity to enter a big company;
then, you need to be able to make the boss's woman fancy;
then, you need to have a set of skilled pick-up skills to pick up girls...
By Sylvia 2022-08-29 23:07:40
"The Road
to Development " has no name, how to develop? Go to New York! ! !
The film depicts a 21-year-old Kansas soil cap college graduate who travels alone to New York in the hope of gaining a new world!
It's a pity that the old hat is so unlucky, just stepping out of JFK International Airport (or LaGuardia International Airport?) is full of 80s atmosphere, whether it is the city scene, the costumes, the music, and even the smile!
So the American migrant workers...
By Cecelia 2022-08-29 22:35:13
To be honest, if you look at it with the mentality of understanding financial knowledge, this movie is not a movie that can be recommended to everyone.
The protagonist comes to New York in high spirits from Kansas, wanting to be successful (wealth, women). Just arrived in New York and hit a wall, and ended up relying on relatives to find a job - which is not meaningful for most people.
Then the protagonist started working in the mail room. With a strong heart, he pretended to be...
By Summer 2022-08-29 20:46:54
Comedy Satire Inspirational Business Expose
After watching Coca-Cola Kid, the slightly comic plot tells a bizarre story. I don't know if it is because I have too little contact. In short, I feel that it is completely inconsistent with reality. Perhaps, under the organizational structure of the United States, it is indeed easy for the personnel in the communication room to ascend to the sky or let them know more information, which is more important than their own positions. The previous film also told the saga of a boy in the delivery...
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By Nella 2023-09-12 19:15:13
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By Lue 2023-08-20 17:38:53
Maybe I'm too rational, the plot is a bit ridiculous, and the cheating part is more funny... Are you trying to tell me that behind every successful man is a rich...
By Okey 2023-08-18 14:55:59
Absurd stories may hit the target of...
By Chandler 2023-08-07 05:32:00
I should have watched the whole film when I was in college. I watched someone make a brief statement two days ago, and then I found out that I am in good health and finding a rich woman is the secret to success. ....
By Ilene 2023-07-27 17:33:22
Can this also be classified as an inspirational...
[Brantley is carrying a briefcase into the mailroom]
Fred Melrose: What's in there?
Brantley Foster: My lunch.
Fred Melrose: Your lunch? In a briefcase?
Brantley Foster: Yeah. I ran out of brown bags.
Brantley Foster: At least I didn't sleep with the boss.
Christy Wills: No, you slept with the boss's wife!
Brantley Foster: She seduced me!
Christy Wills: He seduced ME! What's the difference?
Brantley Foster: I couldn't help it. You went willingly.
Christy Wills: I suppose *you* were tied up in chains.
Howard Prescott: Why are you wearing a suit?
Brantley Foster: Because of the funeral.
Howard Prescott: Whose funeral?
Brantley Foster: A friend. He died. We buried him.