Gross US & Canada
$262,599
Opening weekend US & Canada
$11,299
Gross worldwide
$798,214
Gross US & Canada
$262,599
Opening weekend US & Canada
$11,299
Gross worldwide
$798,214
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By Lottie 2022-12-16 01:18:32
"Wakefield" The Wakefield
film is adapted from the novel of the same name by EL Doctorow, and he is based on the novel of the same name by Nathaniel Hawthorne, author of "The Scarlet Letter".
By Addie 2022-10-11 12:49:45
Check life from a different perspective
This film probably tells the story of a husband who suddenly decided to disappear for a period of time, living in a garage and secretly observing his family. The whole film is very interesting to ask and answer. I am more used to this feeling of introspection... It’s like talking to myself every day... Movies can interpret things that are not in reality and let you exchange them. A perspective to examine yourself. After watching this film, I realize how many people are trapped in a game...
By Vito 2022-10-01 01:30:18
Living as a homeless man in your own attic-"The Vulnerable Zone"
I recently watched such a broad-minded but reasonable movie.
The male protagonist has a stable, high-paying job, lives in a big suburban house, is isolated from the noisy world, and has no worries about food and clothing, has a beautiful wife and two daughters, and his life seems perfect.
By Glenna 2022-09-27 09:51:16
There was a sympathy that most men circulated on the Internet-driving home to the downstairs and sitting in the car for a long time. They may light the last cigarette, or they may finish listening to the unfinished song, or they may just want to rest in a daze in the car. In short, there are many reasons to stay in the car for a while. Many people coincidentally said that there is such a special "little hobby" because it is a demarcation point. When you push the door, you are the firewood,...
By Cecelia 2022-08-20 03:52:42
The ultimate form of micro-disconnection ~ Like "127 Hours", it focuses on portraying the various feelings in the process. Of course, everything must have a cause and effect, and there must be a value of existence. The basis of this play should be to peek after the loss of connection. When you are a husband when your wife is not there, you are a father when your daughter is not, and your last influence in the world is about to be wiped out, the protagonist can’t sit still and must show up~...
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By Archibald 2023-09-14 07:30:51
The reason why the male protagonist jumped out of "hidden in the dark to spy on his wife, abandoned his original identity, and detached himself from the outside world and returned to his family quickly is not the tears of his wife, nor the indifference of the whole world to his disappearance, his children and friends. His attitude stimulates him (he should have realized this long ago after living for so many years), but he does not want his friends (who are rivals in love) to take advantage of...
By Jazmin 2023-09-11 23:17:21
I feel that the whole movie is very emotional, but I am not sure what it feels...
By Francis 2023-09-07 04:34:24
It's like accompanying a middle-aged crisis person who won a drama, spent more than ten months on a soul searching journey, and listened to him talking to himself throughout the whole process. The content of the two-minute trailer was played repeatedly for two...
By Reginald 2023-08-23 18:10:28
You think this home can't live without you, you think this earth can't live without you. All you...
By Ruth 2023-08-22 08:03:39
I like Hawthorne's short story Wakefield very much. It's simple, but it makes people memorable. It's like a blank space in an ink painting. It's very interesting. This film basically renews the story and fills in the blank spaces. It is too full, too rational and boring, so that the film has nothing new, but destroys the charm of the story...
Howard Wakefield: People will say that I left my wife and I suppose, as a factual matter, I did, but where was the intentionality? I had no thought of deserting her.
Howard Wakefield: I never left my family. I left myself. Unshackled, I will become the Howard Wakefield I was meant to be.
Howard Wakefield: Suburban life, so much is the same, week after week. Who hasn't had the impulse to put their life on hold for a moment, just vanish completely?