Let the Bullets Fly
Director: Wen Jiang
Actors: Chow Yun-Fat, Wen Jiang, You Ge
PlotIn 1920s China, a notorious bandit named "Pocky" Zhang and his gang hijack a train carrying the new governor of a remote county. Zhang decides to pose as the governor, planning to loot the town's wealth. Upon arrival, he meets the wealthy and tyrannical local aristocrat, Master Huang, who effectively controls the town. Tension builds between Zhang, who harbors his own motives, and Huang, who quickly becomes suspicious of the new 'governor'.
As they engage in a cunning battle of wits, Zhang attempts to dismantle Huang's iron grip over the townspeople. This sets off a series of elaborate schemes, double-crosses, and fierce confrontations. The townspeople watch with growing interest as Zhang and his gang attempt to outmaneuver Huang while maintaining their disguise. The struggle for power and justice leads both sides into increasingly risky territory, setting the stage for an unpredictable showdown.
Writers: Junli Guo, Wen Jiang, Bukong Li
Release Date: 16 Dec 2010
Runtime: 132 min
Rating: Not Rated
Country: China, Hong Kong
Language: Mandarin, Chinese
Home Video Reviews
An invigorating, laugh-out-loud, and dramatically rich film, 'Let the Bullets Fly' is visually stunning with reference-quality audio. Highly recommended.
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