Nationalistic war film smashes Chinese box office records | Malay Mail

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BEIJING, Nov 25 — A nationalistic blockbuster set during the Korean War has racked up hundreds of millions of dollars in ticket sales and become the highest-grossing film ever in China, according to box office data. The Battle at Changjin Lake, a chest-thumping war epic, is the latest entry in a...

BEIJING, Nov 25 — A nationalistic blockbuster set during the Korean War has racked up hundreds of millions of dollars in ticket sales and become the highest-grossing film ever in China, according to box office data., a chest-thumping war epic, is the latest entry in a new era of Chinese action films with explicitly patriotic themes that reflect rising levels of domestic nationalism.

But the film, released on the eve of China’s annual October public holiday, proved popular with audiences, smashing the previous box office record of 5.6 billion yuan in ticket sales, ticketing platform Maoyan said Wednesday. Chinese propaganda has portrayed the clash as an absolute victory necessary to stop the US from capturing North Korea.Days after the film was released, Luo Changping, a former editor of Caijing magazine who has gained a reputation for exposing official corruption, questioned the justification for sending troops to fight in such brutal conditions.

 

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