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A Thousand Words (2012)

A Thousand Words (2012)  is a 2012 comedy-drama film starring Eddie Murphy and directed by Brian Robbins. It was released in theaters on March 9, 2012. 

 

A Thousand Words (2012) story

 A Thousand Words (2012) , Jack McCall (Eddie Murphy) is a literary agent who uses his mouth to get various book deals, and isn’t afraid to stretch the truth to get them. While trying to get a book deal from a new-age self-help guru named Dr. Sinja (Cliff Curtis), the Boddhi sees through the lies and curses Jack by magically appear in his backyard with 1000 leaves. A Thousand Words (2012) ,  Jack was send a catalog by Dr.Sinja and demand an explanation also include the Boddhi Tree. Dr.Sinja came to Mr.Jack House and explain with every word Jack says, a leaf falls off the tree. When the tree runs out of leaves, the tree will die and so will Jack. Even words that Jack writes count towards the 1000. Also, anything that happens to the tree will affect Jack. When Jack tries to cut it down with an axe, an axe wound appears on him. A Thousand Words (2012) ,  When squirrels climb the tree, it tickles him. When a gardener tries to poison it with DDT, Jack gets high on the fumes.

A Thousand Words (2012) , With his life falling apart and the tree running out of leaves, Jack goes to Dr. Sinja and asks how to end the curse. The guru tells him to make peace with all of his relationships. With just one branch of leaves left, Jack tries to reconcile with Caroline, but she’s still hesitant towards him. A Thousand Words (2012) , He visits his mother (Ruby Dee), who lives in an assisted living center and has dementia. She tells Jack who she thinks is Raymond, Jack’s late father that she wishes Jack would stop being angry at his father for walking out on them when he was a kid. Jack, realizing that this is the relationship that needs the most mending, goes to visit his father’s gravesite. With only 3 leaves remaining, Jack forgives his dad. With 0 leaves remaining, Jack collapses and appears to have died.

Jack’s cellphone rings, and it’s Aaron. He tells him that the tree’s leaves have magically reappeared. Jack, who is still alive, asks if any leaves are falling off, and they are not. Jack can now talk freely again. A Thousand Words (2012) , It works and they get back together. He doesn’t get his job back (Aaron was promoted to Jack’s old position), but he wrote a book about the experience and gets Aaron to make the deal. Aaron later receive a branch of the Boddhi tree when his new assistant Steven informed him that there is a delivery for him, resulting to Aaron being shocked at the moment.

A Thousand Words (2012) , Jack makes a last ditch effort to get back Caroline by buying the house she always wanted and he did, they both smiled as their child spoke his very first words "boom".

A Thousand Words (2012) movie information

A Thousand Words (2012), Director: Brian Robbins

Writer: Steve Koren

A Thousand Words (2012)  Genres: Comedy | Drama

A Thousand Words (2012)  Details

Official Sites: Official site | Add/edit official

Country: USA

Language: English

Release Date: 9 March 2012 (USA)

Also Known As: As Mil Palavras

Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA

A Thousand Words (2012)  Box Office

Budget: $40,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend: $6,176,280 (USA) (11 March 2012) (1890 Screens)

Gross: $18,438,149 (USA) (27 May 2012)

A Thousand Words (2012)  Technical Specs

Runtime: 91 min

Sound Mix: Dolby Digital  | Datasat  | SDDS

Color: Color

Aspect Ratio: 2.35: 1

A Thousand Words (2012) movie cast and crew

Ø  Eddie Murphy as Jack McCall

Ø  Cliff Curtis as Dr. Sinja

Ø  Clark Duke as Aaron Wisenberger

Ø  Kerry Washington as Caroline McCall

Ø  Ariel Winter as Lila

Ø  Steve Little as Co-Worker

Ø  Allison Janney as Samantha Davis

Ø  John Witherspoon as Blind Old Man

Ø  Jack McBrayer as Starbucks Coffee Employee

Ø  Kayla Blake as Emily

Ø  Lennie Loftin as Robert Gilmore

Ø  Ruby Dee as Annie McCall

Ø  Alain Chabat as Christian Léger de la Touffe

Ø  Ted Kennedy as Homeless Man