Budget
$55,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$19,393,557
Opening weekend US & Canada
$5,808,919
Gross worldwide
$33,426,588
Budget
$55,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$19,393,557
Opening weekend US & Canada
$5,808,919
Gross worldwide
$33,426,588
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By Milo 2022-01-01 08:01:51
It can be seen that the little spider man. The happy publisher. The beautiful tenant. Even the expensive fur coat is just an introduction. Everything seems to be trying to call people forward, not just on the surface. It seems that Greg himself, as he himself said: "Everything is a kind of omen." Of course, bright movies always have a bright ending. Of course it should be out of the obscurity, but the suspicion of overcorrecting also comes out too much. Too arrogant. Some are like unsuccessful...
By Garret 2022-01-01 08:01:51
In order to see Downey and Toby in the same frame, I got another good film.
First of all, it is humorous and warm. Even if it happens on a cold rainy day, it actually brings out the precious feelings between the protagonists.
The seemingly nonsensical story actually has a clear development. Teachers, students, and editors each encountered bottlenecks. Through a party, a dog, a coat, a car, a backpack, two unpublished manuscripts Three people strung together. They are all...
By America 2022-01-01 08:01:51
I have never gotten some foreign movies, especially comedies. I feel that there is a fundamental gap with us. Just like Chaplin, I can’t understand it, but domestic comedies are easy to get. People think differently. ! But I think this movie is really good. The burden is that I have seen it in China, but it is not the same as in China. It is a wonderful experience, but I can’t tell why, but I like it very much. It’s fun to have a woman at the beginning. I like it very much, I recommend...
By General 2022-01-01 08:01:51
It was Baby Toby from the beginning! ! Me: Ah, it turned out to be Toby! ! Little cute ooh~ Toby is so cute, so cute, is it you the Miracle Boy! The girl is also pretty! After a while: Wow, this Downey is so tender! ! very young! After a while: Professor, you are cheating, tut... Another while: Robert Downey Jr. caress Toby's face? ? ? What combination is this special cat? ? And it’s so eye-catching? The dead dog and the bar man thing is so funny too... Baby Toby is so pretty~ the soft...
By Ashleigh 2022-01-01 08:01:51
I am interested in this film mainly because of the author of the novel, Michael Chabon. Mr. Chabon is the winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and is also a manga fan (he has written the script for SPIDERMAN2). He wrote it under the influence of two cultures, serious and popular. The story is witty, humorous, philosophical and not unconventional. Wonder Boys is a movie with such characteristics. The plot is as plain as life but unexpected, and the wonderful dialogues appear from time to...
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By Eldora 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Now I'm watching a bunch of big names with familiar faces, but the story is a bit scattered, and I don't know what the characters are busy with. Basically it's about a writer who messed up his life and finally got out. When watching the movie, I feel that I can't grasp the focus and clues, or I don't understand...
By Katlyn 2022-04-23 07:02:42
There is no such thing as a good influence, all influences are immoral, because the purpose of life is self-development, the full realization of our nature, which is why we are...
By Jerel 2022-04-23 07:02:42
It's an iron bug ah ah ah ah! The tender Nini and Toby are so...
By Ivy 2022-04-23 07:02:42
Spider kinky and iron kinky land JQ should have been the highlights, but unfortunately they are not as basic as in the book, they can only be regarded as inexorable. ....
By Kole 2022-04-23 07:02:42
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[first lines]
Grady Tripp: "The young girl sat perfectly still in the confessional listening to her father's boots scrape like chalk on the ancient steps of the church, then grow faint, then disappear altogether. She could sense the priest beyond the grate..." On that particular Friday afternoon, last February, I was reading a story to my Advanced Writers' Workshop by one James Leer, Junior Lit major and sole inhabitant of his own gloomy gulag.
[last lines]
Grady Tripp: As for me, I lost everything: my wife, my book, my job, everything that I thought was important. But I finally knew where I wanted to go. And now I have someone to help me get there.
Vernon Hardapple: Man, that musta been one nutty book.