Let The Bullets Fly

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Picture an exhilarating chess game with bullets between a bandit posing as a mayor and a tyrannical warlord. Sharp wit and quick triggers blur lines of morality in this rollercoaster of alliances, betrayals, and all-out chaos in 1920s China.

Let The Bullets Fly Trivia

Who directed the Chinese film "Let the Bullets Fly"? (Medium)

#1: Zhang Yimou

#2: Jiang Wen

#3: Ang Lee

#4: Wong Kar-wai

What year was the Chinese film "Let the Bullets Fly" released? (Medium)

#1: 2008

#2: 2010

#3: 2012

#4: 2014

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Let The Bullets Fly Fun Facts

It was the highest-grossing domestic film in China in 2010.

The film features renowned actor Chow Yun-Fat playing dual roles.

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Who is your favorite character in Let the Bullets Fly

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What is your favorite scene in Let the Bullets Fly

The train robbery

The showdown

The banquet

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Popular Characters

Zhang Mazi

Huang Silang

Ma Zhiwen

Tang Jinhong

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December 16, 2010

Release of Let the Bullets Fly

The movie Let the Bullets Fly was released in China, becoming a significant commercial success and one of the highest-grossing films in Chinese cinema.

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2009

Filming of Let the Bullets Fly

Principal photography for Let the Bullets Fly, a Chinese action comedy film directed by Jiang Wen, took place.

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2011

Let the Bullets Fly gains critical acclaim

After its release, Let the Bullets Fly received widespread critical acclaim for its innovative storytelling and performances, impacting Chinese cinema.

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