Budget
$52,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$36,400,491
Opening weekend US & Canada
$282,534
Gross worldwide
$98,126,565
Budget
$52,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$36,400,491
Opening weekend US & Canada
$282,534
Gross worldwide
$98,126,565
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By Delaney 2022-04-23 07:01:27
Although JC is not the protagonist, his performance in the film is really impressive. Those big blue eyes naturally reveal a natural compassion and kindness. He played Witt, innocent, kind, and witty. He likes everything peaceful and beautiful, but he will never back down when charging into battle; after capturing the Japanese fortress, when others are beating and shooting prisoners, he holds the hand of a dying prisoner, and sees the surviving comrades on vacation, He shed tears in sadness....
By Eldora 2022-04-23 07:01:27
World War II's "Apocalypse Now," an overly reluctant war reflection movie
This 170-minute work immediately reminded me of Coppola's famous "Apocalypse Now" in war movies. I liked that work very much, but I didn't like this film.
As a typical depiction of war scenes, focusing on calmly observing the war from the perspective of small people, Apocalypse uses the experience of the protagonist Captain along the way, as well as the final emotional conflict with the American traitor Colonel, clearly leading the audience to experience the kind of Vietnam War....
By Monty 2022-04-23 07:01:27
The first to revisit the classics of falling scores
Who said that the filming was super boring, obviously the action scenes were very interesting, although I felt that there was a problem with the scene scheduling, and the sense of space in the war scenes was too poor... Although this film is generally considered to be famous in film history, but after rewatching it, I decided to drop it. points, I personally think the style is very incongruous...
This film is going to talk about a very content theme, anti-war, life, destination, the...
By Foster 2022-04-22 07:01:04
Few people really understand this movie
First of all it's not a war movie at all
Second of all this movie has got a bunch of big names to cover up its real shine.. It seems to be overpowering. How do you expect a group of people who come to see the actors to understand such a profound theme. And
then. What this movie is about is not in line with the philosophical thinking of the Orientals.
Finally, if you are a scientific madman in theoretical physics, it should be more suitable for you to understand such a movie. The...
By Rosetta 2022-04-22 07:01:04
After the war, the world has no peach blossom garden
I haven’t watched a movie so seriously in front of the TV for a long time. Most of the movies shown on the TV are commercial films with weak underbelly. I am glad that I saw this last Berlin Golden Bear Award in the 20th century on CCTV6 this time. The winner of the film "The Thin Red Line". This movie, in my opinion, is definitely a shocking classic, even though it just missed the Oscars. After watching it, it was like a stick in my throat, and I was depressed and uncomfortable. Why there is...
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By Sandra 2023-08-05 15:17:09
Suffocated... This is a war, okay? Only Wen Qing in peacetime would be so...
By Cletus 2023-07-29 09:47:27
War movies can also be shot so beautifully, and the pictures are constantly improving. Slightly longer otherwise perfect. Hans Zimmer's soundtrack also...
By Casey 2023-07-27 04:22:21
The cruelty of war, the confusion of warriors, the wavering of beliefs, the silence of...
By Joesph 2023-06-28 00:52:27
A philosophical meditation on nature, through acts of...
By Herta 2023-06-08 12:16:17
Can't say perfect. Can do better in rhythm control and narration, like real...
Private Edward P. Train: HeII... we're gonna be landin' soon and there's gonna be air raids. We're probably gonna die before we get off the beach. This place is - it's like a big floatin' graveyard.
Sergeant Keck: It's for the best. I'm aII messed up down there. I can't fuck no more. Whoa... Where am I? Where am I?
Private Witt: You're gonna be aII right. Even if you die, you didn't Iet your brothers down. If you hadn't thrown yourself against that embankment, we'd aII have been kiIIed.
Sergeant Keck: I'm cold. I'm cold. I'm - freezing...
First Sgt. Edward Welsh: Captain, you say one more word to thank me, I'II knock you right in the teeth. You mention me in your fuckin' orders and I'II resign so fast and Ieave you here to run this busted-up outfit by yourself. You understand?