Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$1,090,947
Opening weekend US & Canada
$192,508
Gross worldwide
$6,759,057
Budget
$25,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$1,090,947
Opening weekend US & Canada
$192,508
Gross worldwide
$6,759,057
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By Madaline 2022-03-22 09:02:33
Robert De Niro, Bruce Willis, the subject matter of exposing the Hollywood insider - that's the whole reason I'm watching this movie - is vulgar, and that's exactly what the film satirizes.
The subject of mid-life crisis comes up every year, and this film features the identity of this middle-aged man—a well-known Hollywood producer. Because of the peculiar profession, the things that plague De Niro's male lead seem absurd, such as whether Bruce Willis shaves or not, and whether the puppy...
By Norbert 2022-03-22 09:02:33
The American version of "The Way to Survive Love Is a Last resort"
"Instant Happening" tells about the various faces of people in Hollywood. The story is a bit like "The Way to Survive If You Have to Love". It is told from a male perspective, and the male protagonists are also working for the family and the family at the same time. They are troubled by their careers, and both of them have a glorious past. One is the producer and the other is the director. Especially the episode where the couple seeks psychotherapy in "That" is almost the same as the one in...
By Adelbert 2022-03-21 09:02:54
The people who think this film is bad are the people in the film who think the film is bad~
The film in the final film was released according to his intention, and he deliberately made the ending more exaggerated.
From the poster, it is all inside and outside the film. I want to shut up idle people and teach people to go with the flow.
If you don't follow suit or you don't follow suit, that's what happens to BEN.
Facing the same ending, what will the dog...
By Toby 2022-03-21 09:02:54
With Robert De Niro, Bruce Willis, and the freshman Sean Penn, you'd think this movie couldn't be any worse. You were wrong, and so was I. It's a niche movie, made for Hollywood producers whose battered lives are still heaven to us. In the middle of the midlife crisis, driving a Cayenne, living in a mansion, and beauties making you unspoken, how can we sympathize with you in such a life? Recently, it was discovered that the financial crisis not only collapsed the big investment banks, but also...
By Alan 2022-01-13 08:02:49
Who the fuck is cool who knows
The film is good. The rhythm, dialogue, and interspersed are very comfortable. I like old faces.
The female producer didn't know who it was, her voice was dull, and she had seen it in "Jinova" before. I can't tell why, just like it.
Although it is somewhat comical, it is doubtful whether the director or actor may be a big name in the movie, but the feeling of being caught by various large and small characters is common.
In middle age, it's really fucking unlucky,...
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By Alexane 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Such a straightforward satire is not clever at all; the script is also written like a joke, and the laughs are almost concentrated on the cameo...
By Annette 2022-03-26 09:01:11
It is difficult for film and television people to be objective when they write about themselves. But it did. But the pace of the film and the mood of the niche are too. . . It's unacceptable. Just Robert De...
By Enola 2022-03-26 09:01:11
Hollywood producers work, and life's trivialities are revealed. I thought the director was pretty...
By Laurine 2022-03-26 09:01:11
Another Hollywood backstory, Sean Penn is too soy...
By Matilda 2022-03-26 09:01:11
shit, what just happened?? (Four-star recommendation, the question of whether the dog will die is very ironic, but Hollywood insider is that...
Ben: [with couples therapist] Aren't we going to talk about what we're doing to each other *now*? Why don't we *talk* about what we are doing to each other now.
Kelly: What?
Ben: Why don't we talk about what we are doing to each other *now*?
Kelly: Wha, what. You didn't want to talk about *now* before...
Ben: No, *now*. You know what. *Now*.
Kelly: Yeah, but now *before* was not okay. Why is now *now* okay.
Ben: I don't have any problem with *now*, *you* have a problem with *now*.
Kelly: That is not why we're here.
Ben: That's why, uh. Doctor, is this some classic case of avoidance?
Doctor Randall: [to Ben & Kelly] As we dig deeper and deeper, you're going to feel so good about being apart that you're never going to want to get back together.
Actor: You see, there are so many people out here that I'd rather be eulogizing here today than Jack.