Budget
$15,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$7,857,741
Opening weekend US & Canada
$74,177
Gross worldwide
$11,430,025
Budget
$15,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$7,857,741
Opening weekend US & Canada
$74,177
Gross worldwide
$11,430,025
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By Adela 2022-03-27 09:01:09
We should do all the things we can't do
Watching the movie on August 25, 2018
The film tells the story of a famous Hollywood screenwriter, Trumbo, who was severely hostile and excluded during the Cold War in the Soviet Union in the 1950s and 1960s, and even went to prison without a job, and finally gained recognition through 10 years of hard work!
This was the first sentence he said after he was released from prison!
When other...
By Adrienne 2022-03-27 09:01:09
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The United States in the late 1940s claimed to be the embodiment of freedom. Trump and his followers had their own beliefs and values, which were inconsistent with the political views of the time. They began to confront the overall situation with an optimistic attitude. In the end, Trump Bo was jailed for contempt...
By Arnold 2022-03-26 09:01:07
If "I" were Trumbo, in the age of McCarthyism, "I" would classify my persecution and the suspension of my career as "bad luck." I will find a suitable outlet for me to give up on my own initiative, and end my life with anxiety and depression.
Fortunately, Trumbo is not "me". Otherwise, there is no chance to see this film.
Yes, if I have to compare the era I am in, I think that the era I live in is impetuous, but it is not too bad, at least I still have the right to autonomy and...
By Devyn 2022-03-26 09:01:07
Those who are not defeated by setbacks
Trumbo is presented from a biographical point of view. This kind of person is too tm. A screenwriter who has his own ideals of struggle and became the Communist Party, but was excluded, blacklisted, imprisoned, and received all kinds of indifference. For this type of writer, many people would choose suicide many writers), like many of his friends. But he didn't do it.
He was angry, but he didn't give up at all because he had family, friends to take care of, and he needed money. So I...
By Lauriane 2022-03-26 09:01:07
There is nothing new under the sun
I don't know anything about the history of Trumbo, so I watched it with gusto, only to know that he was the playwright of Roman Holiday and Spartacus. Why do you say that there is nothing new under the sun? It turns out that the great United States also went through such a period of time. Set up enemies, find dissidents, political persecution, framed and convicted.
If it's not Trumbo, but the dude with lung cancer, what chance is there? Or from another point of view, in fact, it was...
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By Rogers 2022-04-24 07:01:13
Rather dull and impatient to...
By Garry 2022-04-24 07:01:13
Better than spotlight, 0.5 more. I finally got a positive vindication of this dark Hollywood history. I saw a lot of Hollywood behind-the-scenes names, and I laughed when I saw Douglas complaining about Kubrick. Although the political factor makes people more enthusiastic, it is actually more about Trumbo's love for the screenwriter that he can persevere. It's so touching to see him sitting in the bathtub and writing...
By Nyasia 2022-04-23 07:02:29
Wanted to see Alan Tudyk's movie about aliens and peasant girls having sex in a barn, looks very much like his...
By Shakira 2022-04-23 07:02:29
He was both unfortunate and...
By Kole 2022-04-23 07:02:29
When to take pictures of...
Hedda Hopper: We've been friends for a long time. When did you become such a bastard?
Kirk Douglas: I've always been a bastard. You just never noticed.
Otto Preminger: You keep up this level of work, and I'll make sure your name is on my movie
[pauses]
Otto Preminger: to take the blame.
Hedda Hopper: Now what do you do when you love something but it stops loving you back?
Louis B. Mayer: You fight.
Hedda Hopper: No, no, no. You love it more until it surrenders.