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Mind Game Crimes Dishonesty Rivalry Criminal Heroes Gang Uninhibited Rivalry Cons and Scams more...
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Foreign Action Adventure Comedy Period Western
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20s 20th Century
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Asia China
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Critically Acclaimed
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Let the Bullets Fly, 2010

Starring: Yun-Fat Chow, Carina Lau, Xiaogang Feng, Jiang Wen

Directed by: Jiang Wen

Written by: Jiang Wen

Language: Mandarin, Cantonese

Country: China

Runtime: 132 min

MPAA Rating:

Rating:7.1

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The mood of Let the Bullets Fly is stylized, clever, and captivating. The plot centers around mind games, dishonesty, and rivalry. It is a foreign, comedy, and action movie. Stylistically, Let the Bullets Fly is epic. In approach, it is realistic. The setting is China. Let the Bullets Fly happens in the 1920s. The movie is known for being critically acclaimed. Note that it includes strong violent content.

Summary of Let the Bullets Fly

Already the highest grossing domestic Chinese release ever, this comic Western has plenty of gunslinging, story twists, and sharp dialogue to make it a highly entertaining ride. During the Warlord Era of the 1920s, a bunch of bandits, led by "Pocky" Zhang (Jiang Wen), hijack a train en route to Goose Town with its new governor on board. When the train crashes, its lone survivors are the governor's sleazy advisor (Ge You) and his wife (Carina Lau). Zhang, an honorable outlaw, decides to pose as the new governor and share the fortune from the hijacking with the townspeople. But ruthless mobster Master Huang (Chow Yun-Fat) aims to stop Zhang's Robin Hood crusade, launching a battle of both wits and bullets.

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Language:	Mandarin, Cantonese
Country:	China
Release date:	2 March 2012
Runtime:	132 min

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Yun-Fat Chow

as Master Huang

Carina Lau

as Mrs. Ma

Xiaogang Feng

as Counselor Tang

Jiang Wen

as Pocky Zhang

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A pleasent surprise

Let the Bullets Fly is a very entertaining Chinsese movie, very simiar to a 2008 Korean movie called The Good, the Bad, the Weird. If you like exciting action/adventure movies then this movie is for you. Read and rate it

01.March.2012
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by: fletcher.munson
fletcher.munson rated this movie7/10Good

Great!

Borrowing quite a lot from Sergio Leone movies Let the Bullets Fly combines humor, adventure and action all taking place in an environment reminiscent of classic westerns (didn't you know classic Westerns took place in China?). The plot revolves... Read and rate it

01.March.2012
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by: barak gilon
barak gilon rated this movie8/10Great

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