Budget
$22,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$12,482,775
Opening weekend US & Canada
$4,248,465
Gross worldwide
$19,126,398
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By Ana 2022-04-23 07:02:15
Cage has a sad face, especially his eyes.
The whole film comes alive because of his face. Oh. I forgot what I wanted to say. Midlife crisis, I'm not yet that age, I don't have kids, I'm not even married. But soon, isn't it? I don't want to be like Mr. Meteorology, with a booming career and a declining family, even if I stand in a position that everyone admires.
No one can predict the future. But it is conceivable to have a good career, a job you like, and other people like yourself at...
By Precious 2022-04-23 07:02:15
Life really sucks.
Day in and day out, life is copying and pasting. People like to describe a state of helplessness as a lost bird, but I would rather call it a lost plane, gliding in the wide, unobstructed stratosphere without the guidance of a ground-based navigation system. If you're unlucky enough to go up and down the troposphere, you'll have to look for its remains somewhere in the world.
The lost plane, this is not a metaphor for a "midlife crisis", because I'm still...
By Mittie 2022-04-23 07:02:15
Speaking of Nicolas Cage, his iconic long face naturally appeared in front of him.
As a powerful Hollywood star, his scope can be described as extensive.
From action films, war films, thrillers, romance films, to literary films, it can be said that it is fully blooming.
I have seen many of his films, some famous ones more than once.
Strange to say, every time I watch one of his films, there is always something that impresses me.
A few days ago I watched his "Lord...
By Harrison 2022-04-23 07:02:15
I always feel that Cage will only act in films like that kind of national treasure, and it is not suitable for taking the small warmth route, but I cried while watching this drama.
It's a little over to say that I feel the same way. The mid-life crisis is not something I can fully understand, but there are some parts that still have feelings.
As Robert said, writing a novel is a matter of writing several times, and only when you are proficient can you write it well. The same...
By Lolita 2022-04-23 07:02:15
In a movie that feels cold, everything seems to be in a deserted and broken state.
In the plain camera narration, it seems that the clock of life is reaching the crisis of middle age.
Nothing that has meaning is easy.
Easy doesn't enter into grown-up life. Nothing that has meaning is easy
. There is no easy word in adult life.
Do you know that the harder thing to do and the right thing to do... are usually the same thing
?...
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By Dianna 2023-08-11 01:08:44
2006.7.27 Life always has to learn to give up, to give up some things that do not belong to oneself, to face the real and bleak life, to learn to be oneself, to accept suffering, to accept ridicule, not easy, true life. In the past six months, I have read a lot about middle-aged Crisis movies, only to find that everyone has a crisis, but the number line continues to rise with age, and the overall is parabolic. TWM is a good movie, because it has no miracles, no lies. Maybe less and less people w
By Delia 2023-06-22 16:58:31
I remember I ordered it a long time ago and I watched it. . ....
By Shaun 2023-05-31 10:06:59
Nicolas Cage is a...
By Priscilla 2023-05-20 17:52:32
There is no such thing as easy in the adult...
By Dax 2023-04-24 09:42:38
To be honest, I don't...
Robert Spritzel: This shit life... we must chuck some things. We must chuck them... in this shit life. There's always looking after.
Robert Spritzel: [Robert Spritz drives up] Weatherman!
[Dave prepares to be hit with food]
Dave Spritz: [Dave gets in his father's car] Hey.
Robert Spritzel: Hi.
Dave Spritz: Are you all right?
Robert Spritzel: Yeah. Umm, I just wanted you to...
Dave Spritz: What?
[Robert Spritz begins playing Bob Seger's "Like a Rock"]
Robert Spritzel: I don't really get it. Am I following it?
Dave Spritz: It was just a lead up to other things I wanted to say. Here's the part.
["... And I held firm to what I felt was right like a rock..."]
Dave Spritz: I wanted to talk about that part... about you. That's like you.
[pauses]
Dave Spritz: I got the job.
Robert Spritzel: New York?
[Dave Spritz nods his head yes]
Robert Spritzel: That's terrific. That's a remarkable income. That's more money than I ever made, that salary.
Dave Spritz: Yeah.
Robert Spritzel: That's quite an American accomplishment.
Dave Spritz: Thanks.
Robert Spritzel: Are you okay?
Dave Spritz: I can't knuckle down. Noreen's marrying Russ.
Dave Spritz: There's nothing to knuckle down on, so... I can't fucking knuckle down.
Robert Spritzel: Your hand...
Dave Spritz: I just saw Mike's counselor.
Robert Spritzel: Mike mentioned that you were gonna fix this business up. He's in no trouble?
[Dave shakes his head no]
Robert Spritzel: Good job. Your hand okay?
Dave Spritz: It's okay.
Robert Spritzel: You certain?
Dave Spritz: Don't worry.
Dave Spritz: You know when I was in school, I guess the hardest thing was how other kids can be a little mean. . names, and stuff. Do you ever get called names?
Shelly: Like what?
Dave Spritz: I don't know - like, dummy if you miss a question. . or, camel toe?
Shelly: Yeah... camel toe.
Dave Spritz: Do you know why?
Shelly: Why, what?
Dave Spritz: Why you get called camel toe. .
Shelly: Yeah.
Dave Spritz: Why hun?. .
Shelly: Because, camel toes are tough. They can walk all over the desert and all the hot rocks. I'm tough.
Dave Spritz: That's right. It's because they're tough. Ready to shop again? . .
Shelly: I think they make car tires out of camel toes.
