Budget
$60,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$114,197,520
Opening weekend US & Canada
$50,746,142
Gross worldwide
$256,697,520
Budget
$60,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$114,197,520
Opening weekend US & Canada
$50,746,142
Gross worldwide
$256,697,520
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By Lucie 2022-03-15 09:01:03
"Sometimes we don't do things we want to do so that others won't know we want to do them."
"There is no one in this village who has not lost someone irreplaceable, who has not felt loss so deeply that they questioned the very merit of living at all. lt is a darkness l wished you would never know. forgive us our silly lies, they were not meant to harm."
"Yes, l have risked! l hope l am always able to risk everything for the just and right cause. lf we did not make...
By Humberto 2022-01-26 08:12:31
I think it's worth watching.
My memory is not very good. After reading the previous comments, I remembered the plot bit by bit. But what impressed me is that the avenue for IVY to go out of town to buy medicine is very long and very long. Huang, over the wall, the picture that appeared shocked me. A wall, not only the connection between the town and the outside world, but also two ways of life! Two worlds!
Talking about love in the film may be a bit vulgar, but This line is...
By Corene 2022-01-26 08:12:31
Intermittently, I finally finished watching The Village by American Asan M. Night Shyamalan. I watched it for less than half an hour and put it aside. I really couldn't stand his usual realistic style, and sometimes the details were too realistic. When thinking of your brain as multithreaded surfing the web, there are no extra threads to handle a slow-paced movie.
I have seen two films of this Indian director, one is The Sixth Sense, which was born out of nowhere. Unfortunately, I...
By Arnold 2022-01-26 08:12:31
A love story that stands up to fear
The reason why The Village has this evaluation is nothing more than the audience's expected psychology.
For those who enter the theater with the mentality of watching horror movies, the fright index and the ending are absolutely unacceptable.
This book is understandable. After all, from the perspective of preview and publicity This is supposed to be a horror movie,
but you should be a little bit prepared when you meet this director,
but for me, it was because I knew the...
By Preston 2022-01-26 08:12:31
A bit complicated, or, nothing to do with this.
This movie was made to watch and write a review by a foreign teacher.
In order to write a decent review, I found a script to read.
Finally wrote a review called "I do think about love".
I do think about love, is the word inside.
Because Big P said that it would involve responsibility, he was a bit hard-hearted.
And very positively praised the "love" thing.
In fact, I want to say more is, dare, and dare not.
Sometimes we don't do things we want to do, so...
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By Virginie 2022-04-23 07:01:30
looking a little...
By Jasen 2022-04-23 07:01:30
I personally think it's...
By Britney 2022-04-23 07:01:30
The idea is good, but the director's enthusiasm is not...
By Alfreda 2022-04-23 07:01:30
An escape plot; this Shamalante is better than that narcissistic...
By Toy 2022-04-23 07:01:30
I watched Amish on National Geographic Channel today, and I thought of the film, so I recalled the plot and seemed to better understand what the film was trying to convey... Especially the movie setting is also in Pennsylvania - was it...
Edward Walker: We have always had a gentle understanding with the creatures that live in the woods.
Ivy Walker: I do long to do boy things. Like that game the boys play at the stump. They put their backs to the woods and see how long they can wait before getting scared. It's so exciting. I understand you hold the record? It will never be broken they say.
Lucius Hunt: It's just childish games.
Ivy Walker: Noah Percy! Stop your fussing right this moment.
Ivy Walker: you're in trouble, you know. I'm to place you in the quiet room.
Noah Percy: Um, I'll cry quarts.
Ivy Walker: What if we strike a deal?
Noah Percy: Yeah, capital idea!
Ivy Walker: It would be prudent to keep our deal a secret. Can you do that?
Noah Percy: Can I keep a secret? Like a chuch mouse.
Ivy Walker: You needn't go into the quiet room if you take an oath to never strike any person again.
Noah Percy: No hitting, no hitting.
Ivy Walker: No, no hitting.
Noah Percy: No hitting.
Ivy Walker: No hitting.
[They shake hands. Ivy points to her cheek. Noah kisses it]
Ivy Walker: The deal is struck