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Stars:
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Brie Larson
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The European mercenaries seek to steal Black Powder, even though at the time there was no means of analysis. What they really needed was the recipe for making it - for which the ingredients are simply charcoal, brimstone, and bird droppings. See more »
Part of the closing credits are a montage of Chinese watercolor paintings depicting scenes/characters from the film. See more »
Alternate Versions
This film will be released in the Mandarin language separately in English-speaking countries --- that is, at least Australia. Both English and Mandarin versions have been classified. See more »
When I was little, in Romania, I saw about three Chinese films, all made in that imbecile communist period, very very hard to see. This Chinese production (also with some American, Australian and Canadian help) is not even close to what were those idiotic propaganda films. As I said in the review for "Kong: Skull Island", "Kong: Skull Island" and "The Great Wall" they have something in common. And I do not mean only the actress Jing Tian, present in both and Legendary Entertainment, as one of the producing companies for both films. I refer in particular the monsters and the "very special"(I mean, very good) special effects. They look very well in both movies. I liked Matt Damon more in "Jason Bourne" and "The Martian" but he's OK here too. The whole film is OK. Tian Jing is distinguished and sweet.
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When I was little, in Romania, I saw about three Chinese films, all made in that imbecile communist period, very very hard to see. This Chinese production (also with some American, Australian and Canadian help) is not even close to what were those idiotic propaganda films. As I said in the review for "Kong: Skull Island", "Kong: Skull Island" and "The Great Wall" they have something in common. And I do not mean only the actress Jing Tian, present in both and Legendary Entertainment, as one of the producing companies for both films. I refer in particular the monsters and the "very special"(I mean, very good) special effects. They look very well in both movies. I liked Matt Damon more in "Jason Bourne" and "The Martian" but he's OK here too. The whole film is OK. Tian Jing is distinguished and sweet.