Let the Bullets Fly
Circumstances compel an outlaw to assume the guise of a county governor and purge a corrupt town, sending the Robin Hood archetype into a tense showdown with the local godfather.
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Feng Xiaogang
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badelf
This movie might actually be my first Chinese spaghetti western. It's very funny and highly satirical, typical of Jiang Wen. At first, I thought it was going to be a lot like Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles", and in some respects it is. But really, it's a good deal more sophisticated than that. The plot is almost like a chess game between two brilliant strategists. I understand, from one Chinese reviewer, that the film has a lot of double entendres and puns in Chinese that we are missing without it being our first language. This is an incredible movie, even with half of it lost in translation. I can only imagine that it's absolutely brilliant in Chinese. Warning: The pacing is super fast and the plot is extremely complicated. Be prepared to pause the film and back up.
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Feng Xiaogang is the director of Let the Bullets Fly.
The cast of Let the Bullets Fly includes Chow Yun-Fat as Huang Silang, Xuan Xiaoming as Huang Shilang, Carina Lau as Magistrate's wife, Miao Pu as Mabond's ex-wife, Shao Bing as The Second, Jiang Wu as Master Wu, Chen Kun as Huwan, Ge You as Old Tang, Hu Jun as Fake Zhang Mazi, Jiang Wen as Pocky Zhang, Yao Lu as Hu Qian, Michelle Bai as Daiyu Qingwenzi, and more.
The duration of Let the Bullets Fly is 2h 12 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Let the Bullets Fly trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Let the Bullets Fly was released on 20 Dec 2010.
Let the Bullets Fly is listed under Action and Comedy on Fanbiz.
Let the Bullets Fly has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 10.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "This movie might actually be my first Chinese spaghetti western. It's very funny and highly satirical, typical of Jiang Wen. At first, I thought it was going to be a lot like Me..."
