Da bing xiao jiang
is a movie starring
Jackie Chan, Leehom Wang, and Sung-jun Yoo.
An old soldier kidnaps a young general of an enemy state and takes him on a long journey to collect the reward.
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Cast
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| Jackie Chan | ... | The Soldier | |
| Leehom Wang | ... | the General | |
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Sung-jun Yoo | ... | Prince Wen (as Steve Yoo) |
| Peng Lin | ... | Songster | |
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Yuming Du | ... | Guard Wu (as Du Yu Ming) |
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Song Jin | ... | Lou Fan Wei |
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Xiao Dong Mei | ... | Lou Fan Yan (as Xu Dong Mei) |
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Ken Lo | ... | Guard Yong (as Low Houl Kang) |
| Rongguang Yu | ... | Captain Yu (as Yu Rong Guang) | |
| Yue Wu | ... | Beggar Head | |
| Baoqiang Wang | ... | Messenger (as Wang Beo Qiang) | |
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Ben Niu | ... | the Scholar |
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Alan Ng | ... | Guard Zhuo |
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Jack Tu | ... | Imperial Bodyguard |
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Haixiang Wang | ... | Imperial Bodyguard (as Wang Hai Xiang) |
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Plot Synopsis
Storyline
Two armies clash in ancient war-torn China; none survive but a young general from a royal house and a farmer foot soldier who binds the fallen leader to take him home and claim a reward. Many stand in their way: an abandoned songstress, the noble's own murderous younger brother, desperate beggars, rough slavers, and the pair's own differing agendas. Through it all, a bond forms between the two, and what will happen at journey's end becomes anyone's guess. Written by statmanjeff
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Language:
MandarinRelease Date:
14 February 2010 (China) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Budget:
$25,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
CNY 15,000,000 (China), 14 February 2010Company Credits
Production Co:
Beijing Dragon Garden Culture & Art, Jackie & JJ Productions, Beijing Universe Starlight Culture Media See more »
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Sound Mix:
Dolby DigitalColor:
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2.35 : 1
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The Soldier: I prefer someone honest. A learned one is fine. She can teach me to read.
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Trivia
Jackie Chan's 99th film. See more »Goofs
Approximately 55 minutes into film you can see cacti on the tops of & growing alongside the ruined town walls. Cacti are not native to China and were only introduced in the 1800's AD. The story line would coincide with approximately 300BC. A difference of almost 2000 years. See more »Quotes
the General: So tell me, what's your type? Slutty or learned?The Soldier: I prefer someone honest. A learned one is fine. She can teach me to read.
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As a big fan of Jackie's, its hard to stay subjective whenever it comes to the movies he makes. Sometimes the movies are great, other times they are quite terrible, and sometimes he just makes it land somewhere in between. I can say honestly that this movie is one of the movies you will want to place on the top shelf of your movie collection. Its old fashioned, wonderfully comical at times, and tells a story of a small part of a large history of China.
People say that Jackie Chan's acting is hollow. While I agree that this can sometimes be the case, its only because of the terrible "Hollywood" machine movies he is inclined to make versus the traditional Hong Kong action/drama/comedy flicks he is used to. Hollywood Jackie Chan can be quite terrible (The Tuxedo, The Medallion, Around the World in 80 Days, The Spy Next Door, etc). Traditional Jackie Chan is great (New Police Story, Rob-B-Hood, Who Am I?, along with all the Hong Kong classics Jackie Chan has under his belt like Drunken Master, Police Story, City Hunter) I'm rather frustrated at the implication that Jackie Chan cannot act, and that this or The Karate Kid are trumpeting his newfound skills as an actor, when in my opinion he has been a superb actor far before that. Just watch New Police Story.
In any case, this was an excellent watch, and has earned itself a spot on the top shelf of my collection. Hopefully, there will be an English dub sometime in the future so that more people will be able to watch this fine film.