Speaking as an American who did theatre with dialect work in college, to be fair to the Russian actors in the first film, their American accents are quite good for being non-native speakers-better, in several cases, than the American accents in some older episodes of the British TV show Dr. Who. But the dialogue in the clips shown was indeed off just enough to be unintentionally funny. But to be fair, it was more than accurate enough for its primary audience-I certainly rarely detect inaccurate accents in languages other than English (excluding obvious examples like Brad Pitt’s Italian in a certain self-consciously over-the-top Tarantino flick set in WWII).
@@returnnull3476 not sure if that's just the style of acting that is preferred in Chinese cinema though, rather than a fault of the actors. Watch older American movies and the acting is very stylized.
I loved the 800. Was even oddly suprised it was made in Communist China instead of Taiwan. A movie in which the Communist Chinese honor their former enemies of the Civil War
@@jonpimberton You mean, when i said "The Communists do not respect anybody"???? How is that "brainwashed"? Please tell me, because i lived with them long enough to know their bs. I would like to hear from you
@@lord-of-the-shinobi-world "Communists don't respect anybody" is a brainwashed statement. Lumping all of the "other" group together and dehumanizing them.
@@jonpimberton That's it? You have no idea what you're saying. I know the Communists' bs better than you, 100% certain. The Communists are trash, no matter what country they are in, and this is a well known fact. Unless you are too busy kissing their a****, then we have nothing to discuss
The Eight Hundred? That movie was no propaganda. The event was real. The Japanese forces actually had to retreat, and so did the Nationalist Army. The fact that in real life, the Nationalist Flag was hung on that building of Sihang warehouse, was proof. Sure, it added some people at the end, but those things do not change the history. The Communist really hate the fact the Nationalist Party was the one party that actually fought the Japanese forces, so for that movie Eight Hundred to be shown, meaning either the CCP is being messed up, or Taiwan is having some issues.
HAHA, this guy is probably Russian or from ex-Soviet country, if you really know their prespective on China and it's people it would be a impression of weakness. The weak man of Asia impression stuck more with them than in western countries of course he would think 800 Chinese troops defeating numerically surperior Japanese troops is a fictional event.
The 800 was "propaganda" from the beginning. At that time, there were only about 400 people in the temporary unit, and the actual fighting was not very intense. The media of the Kuomintang government at the time carried out a large amount of propaganda as a mobilization for war.
The scenes with Americans is like movies from 80's Chinese movies that you don't understand and dubbed with awkward accent. When China make movies like The Great Leap and The Square of Tiannamen
I very much doubt they capable of that. This movie's supposed villains is cartoonish as shit lmao 🤣. I would probably surrender if I hear another American speak like that lmao
The actual reason China intervened was to secure its northern border, so as to not have a Japan-style satellite state there. They didn't care that much about securing the Korean Revolution, but rather fought it in order to create a buffer between them and USA-controlled territory.
Good video, its a shame that the quality of Assembly and that Sino-Vietnam war movie from the 80s highlighted the incompetence of Chinese strategies and high casualities has been replaced by sleek propoganda
Chinese movies back then were actually made by real producers with real talents with actual stories to tell. Now any war movie coming out of China is some CGI filled action flick sponsored by the PLA to make themselves look better
Is it? In 1979, Vietnam had supplies provided by China before, military assistance from the Soviet Union, and soldiers were experienced who had fought against Americans. However, China's weapons and equipments were far less advanced than Vietnam's, difficulty in supply. Then, China destroyed the vast majority of Vietnam's industrial base, made its economy impossible to recover until today. But, the Chinese did not have enough military strength to consolidate the occupied areas due to the threat from the Soviet Union. The Chinese chose to withdraw from their territory, so both Vietnam and China claimed to be the victors of the war.
It's pretty funny because when we protray nazis as evil today, actual nazis also think: Damn the nazis here are being so bad ass. It's always a red flag when someone iterally identifies with exaggeratedly evil blood thirsty war maniacs.
The multiple references they make to blowing up HQs or flags in Lake Changjin makes me think the PLA unironically thinks wars are fought like a conquest match in COH. Also love the little things like soldiers pointing forward when screaming out commands to fire,stupidly impossible or over the top things like someone getting unfrozen and regaining consciousness after being set on fire rather than dying or giving their enemy's frozen corpses an egojob complete with a rousing speech about their fighting spirit and skill while the camera pans over the faces of all the valorous soldiers cause it's shit you'd only see in bad Chinese propaganda war movies. I also love how they just love to potray the villains are overly barbaric,brutal,degenerate and corrupt people. Thanks i really needed to make sure the Americans were the bad ones,the scene with the stupid and unnescessary burning of corpses while dramatic inspirational music plays helped confirm. It's as if they think their audience is so dumb and lacks such capacity for self thought that they just need to point out who the bad ones really are in case someone questions what the party says happened and gets disillusioned. They hammer it in so hard in every movie they might as well put a red arrow pointing to the villains in every scene they're in
@@thehaguecantcatchme4692? I'm just stating my opinion on them. Also yes while they are films,in mainland China some people take these as clear cut portrayals of what actually happened in the war. Only slightly dramatized by the fact it's a movie. And falsely portraying history just to make yourself look better is one of the most dangerous things you could do to your own people. Sure now it's just the world laughing at how bad these movies are and how over the top and ridiculous they are. But who knows what other consequences such false portrayals will have in a country such as China if they ramp up their censorship and try to view their version of history as the only real thing
"I also love how they just love to potray the villains are overly barbaric,brutal,degenerate and corrupt people" so every American made war movie ever? These kind of movies is what the west watched regularly since WW2. this kind of stuff is expected out of these kind of generic war movies, so getting worked up over it is pointless
@@mw00295 Older WW2 movies maybe. But modern era western ones tend to be a bit less cartoonish. At least most aren't showing the Germans like they're cartoon characters who only speak English with a German accent. Also again yes it is to be expected with such productions but the trouble with it is the implications. I mean we still have boomers born after WW2 who think WW2 is this rose tinted glasses romp to victory rather than the huge tragedy it is. Also i'm talking about modern WW2 movies. If we're talking about vintage war movies,Chinese movies from the 80s had far more depth than American movies where some action hero just blows up a vaguely Communist country then saves the day world after he burns down everything. Chinese movies used to actually have real stories to tell,not some cheap propaganda flick to spin history around. The West has somewhat moved on from showing the Nazis as these overly brutal war monsters who only wake up to cause trouble every day
The second batle of Lake Changjin was actually rewritten to make the PVA take more losses. The officer of the actual mission actually survived to tell his story, it wasn't a high stakes fight to the last man battle. However, most Chinese war movies are about the collective sacrifice and effort. It was probably rewritten to to highlight that.
Sam Hill is a southern and more polite way of saying, 'What the hell?' Yes, it's fairly common as a trope to show someone is southern in American media without just saying they're southern, and no, I don't know the etymology of the phrase and most people don't either.
The part about american soldiers saluting the frozen chinese was something that actually happened. It's pretty interesting to see it used in propaganda when jts supposed to make the us look bad, not sympathetic, but oh well
There's a scene in Wolf Warrior II(another Chinese propaganda action movie) where the Main Character flies a Chinese flag using his arm while transporting a truck full of civilians as two African armies were fighting each other. However when they saw a truck with a Chinese flag on it, they stopped fighting and let them pass. I was like "WTF?" to me. Imagine they saw a truck with an American or UN flag, they will shoot at you. It makes America and the West look like "bad guys" while China as "good guys" to the African people. So yeah. Africa support China but hated the West like America, not knowing that China is stealing some economic profits that unstable the entire continent. 🤦
We made movies about us invading of other countries and masquerading it as patriotic, fight for freedom. But it's terrible when other countries makes war movies about being invaded and somehow that's a big no no because it had nationalism all in it.
There were also other Chinese propaganda films such as My War and the Chinese sniper guy both Korean War and Towards the Glorious River about the Chinese Civil War where the Reds successfully crossed the Yangtze to dfeat the KMT in the south
This movie like most Chinese modern movie is like Pennywise. It has cruel intention cloaking under the flag of patriotism which totally relate since US did the same bullshit but why I mention Pennywise cause they can't stick to its original intention, in this case as a historical movie. It's a historical movie filled with joke, fictional action move and cartoonish character that by God Why would it be in a t movie about a real event. It's like they afraid they aren't competent enough to make a good movie they gotta add a little bit of Marvel cheesy joke tropes just to make sure it work. It's a movie that can't decide what it truly is, like Pennywise
i have somewhat lovehate relationship toward ''The Eight Hundred'' film, the film is amazing and they went as far to dedicate themself to make this whole setting believable, tons of 88th division equipment and alongside the IJA equipment as well, its definitely passionate project, however the problem with the film is that they tries to emphasize that it based on true story while some of parts of the film is definitely dramatized to the point they start making too patriotic and makes japan looks worst in the film. For examples the japanese plane in reality only strafed the flags and never hit the civilians on the protected zone, but in the film they depict the japanese pilot with sub zero iq strafed the flags and hitting the civilians that are watching the battles, and theres part where this old man and the brits are firing their rifles toward the IJA in the end of the film, like the film literally ignores the entire point of why the zones exist in first place just to make some ''patriotic'' scenes where i found it just plotholes and cringe at it. You cannot slaps ''this is based on true events'' and then changes something just to fit to your agenda or views, while i can somewhat understand the japanese that are invading arent any better, it feels like they just make the japanese as cartoonish monster for the sake of making the audience more leaning toward the chinese.
Compared to what? The Rambo franchize (after the first movie)? Movies where the US always saves the world? Movies were the US President single-handedly fights terrorists himself?
I recently got to watching some Chinese propganda movies and they are just bizarre. Born To Fly was the "best" one and still has the sacrifice focus but since China hasn't fought a real war since the 50's it was weird since all their deaths were due to incompetence or faulty equipment. Second was China Salesmen which is about China bidding on cell phone networks in Africa which is a boring as it sounds.
It did but actually very self critical and a movie is more about honoring the Sihang defender rather than glorifying it. That's why I believe it 's a very few good Chinese film. It's def better than the Wolf Warrior bullshit and the actor who did Wolf Warrior that also started in the Korean War movie mentioned in the video
"Operation Red Sea" Funny, because when China was called upon in real life to actually protect shipping and fight jihadist Pirates....they backed down. lol
Probably because they don't give a shit if Americans watch it? Actual no one really gives a shit about Americans really...not even americans, good luck in civil war 2.0
The thing is, most Asian people react like that to iconic Western film's depiction of Asian characters. They sound goofy af and have wrong accents a lot of time, but we don't really notice.
Do I like the movie no do I like the way America is portrayed yes, cause we look awesome. Well, in the beginning we do when we invade will not even invade when we come to the rescue.
so holywood can make rambo, top gun and many other military movies that represent reality worse than this chinese movies yet they are not propaganda but art, when china does it it becomes unnacceptable
Thanks to our military history, we are able to make quite a bit of films about defending other countries. The communist Chinese? They literally made a propaganda film about “saving” North Korea and defeating the “evil” South Koreans who were bombed, looted, raped, and invaded by the North Korean dictator Kim Il Sung. It’s even more hilarious because the Chinese back then tried DENYING that they sent in half a million troops into Korea to support their fascist/communist dictatorship in North Korea to invade the South.
Except that the US dose the same...only they use a one man army that somehow (plot armor and the power of his "guts" and "american patriotism") kills everyone by himself and they always miss him. Somehow now the Chinese movies don't look so unrealistic, do they?
@lolasdm6959 no, by that logic he's attractive enough to take over a mind, yet within the story only he is ever that obsessed with himself. The moral pertains to the delusion of the self- which is also what this NATIONALISM is. Not patriotism. Patriotic Chinese cinema is just militaristic propaganda. Delusion
@lolasdm6959 and also why the word narcissist is used to describe somebody who is self obsessed and not somebody who is "hot." It may be sometimes synonymous depending on the context, but that's not the actual technical definition and neither is it the majority of the use
I’m pretty sure a man falling of a ladder in black and white isnt properganda Yeah we had properganda but everybody does None of its good But the Chinese ones makes us look cool
For a propagande movie depicting the US as evil i think they did make them look kinda badass
Fuck yeah
'Murica, fuck yea
try not to make america look cool challenge.
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Coming here to save another FKing day yeah!
@@bruhtnt4258 *the motherfucking day
Speaking as an American who did theatre with dialect work in college, to be fair to the Russian actors in the first film, their American accents are quite good for being non-native speakers-better, in several cases, than the American accents in some older episodes of the British TV show Dr. Who. But the dialogue in the clips shown was indeed off just enough to be unintentionally funny. But to be fair, it was more than accurate enough for its primary audience-I certainly rarely detect inaccurate accents in languages other than English (excluding obvious examples like Brad Pitt’s Italian in a certain self-consciously over-the-top Tarantino flick set in WWII).
Yeah those Russians speak pretty much perfect English.
Accents weren't bad but the inflection and tone made it sound like a everyone was giving a dramatic speech instead of casual chit chat.
@@returnnull3476 not sure if that's just the style of acting that is preferred in Chinese cinema though, rather than a fault of the actors. Watch older American movies and the acting is very stylized.
Basically, it's grammatically correct with proper accents... but no one talks like that.
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Is it weird that I like how the Americans was presented they all kinda seem bad ass in the end
Your enemy needs to be competent to elevate your victory over them.
I loved the 800. Was even oddly suprised it was made in Communist China instead of Taiwan. A movie in which the Communist Chinese honor their former enemies of the Civil War
No, they did not. They censored a bunch of things in that movie.
We are talking about the Communists here. The Communists do not respect anybody
@@lord-of-the-shinobi-world You sound kinda brainwashed
@@jonpimberton
You mean, when i said "The Communists do not respect anybody"????
How is that "brainwashed"? Please tell me, because i lived with them long enough to know their bs. I would like to hear from you
@@lord-of-the-shinobi-world "Communists don't respect anybody" is a brainwashed statement. Lumping all of the "other" group together and dehumanizing them.
@@jonpimberton
That's it?
You have no idea what you're saying. I know the Communists' bs better than you, 100% certain.
The Communists are trash, no matter what country they are in, and this is a well known fact.
Unless you are too busy kissing their a****, then we have nothing to discuss
To be honest about the Korean War, China didn't wanted to get involved at the beginning
The depiction of MacArthur is fairly accurate from a Korean perspective,
Mainly the part where he’s fucking badass
Nah, mainly as how American he is🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
7:25 - Hilarious! Satisfying review of movies I was curious about. Good content. Keep this up @GnorriTV!
The Eight Hundred? That movie was no propaganda. The event was real. The Japanese forces actually had to retreat, and so did the Nationalist Army.
The fact that in real life, the Nationalist Flag was hung on that building of Sihang warehouse, was proof. Sure, it added some people at the end, but those things do not change the history.
The Communist really hate the fact the Nationalist Party was the one party that actually fought the Japanese forces, so for that movie Eight Hundred to be shown, meaning either the CCP is being messed up, or Taiwan is having some issues.
HAHA, this guy is probably Russian or from ex-Soviet country, if you really know their prespective on China and it's people it would be a impression of weakness. The weak man of Asia impression stuck more with them than in western countries of course he would think 800 Chinese troops defeating numerically surperior Japanese troops is a fictional event.
where to watch these movies?
@@RohitSharma-il2of
You just need to look up "Eight Hundred 2020" then u will have a bunch of sites to watch
The 800 was not propaganda movie, it’s just a movie.
The 800 was "propaganda" from the beginning. At that time, there were only about 400 people in the temporary unit, and the actual fighting was not very intense. The media of the Kuomintang government at the time carried out a large amount of propaganda as a mobilization for war.
The scenes with Americans is like movies from 80's Chinese movies that you don't understand and dubbed with awkward accent. When China make movies like The Great Leap and The Square of Tiannamen
Imagine making a movie that implies that you are proud that your country is the reason that North Korea exists lmao
I very much doubt they capable of that. This movie's supposed villains is cartoonish as shit lmao 🤣. I would probably surrender if I hear another American speak like that lmao
North Korea used to be better than the South, both were silly dictatorships until pretty recently.
The actual reason China intervened was to secure its northern border, so as to not have a Japan-style satellite state there. They didn't care that much about securing the Korean Revolution, but rather fought it in order to create a buffer between them and USA-controlled territory.
Glad to see you're back making videos, hope you're doing well.
Good video, its a shame that the quality of Assembly and that Sino-Vietnam war movie from the 80s highlighted the incompetence of Chinese strategies and high casualities has been replaced by sleek propoganda
Salokin? Crazy seeing you here
Chinese movies back then were actually made by real producers with real talents with actual stories to tell. Now any war movie coming out of China is some CGI filled action flick sponsored by the PLA to make themselves look better
Is it? In 1979, Vietnam had supplies provided by China before, military assistance from the Soviet Union, and soldiers were experienced who had fought against Americans. However, China's weapons and equipments were far less advanced than Vietnam's, difficulty in supply. Then, China destroyed the vast majority of Vietnam's industrial base, made its economy impossible to recover until today. But, the Chinese did not have enough military strength to consolidate the occupied areas due to the threat from the Soviet Union. The Chinese chose to withdraw from their territory, so both Vietnam and China claimed to be the victors of the war.
@@lolfang5725 China's weapons were not far less advanced than Vietnams, China did not destory much industrial base at all, look at the map.
Why is the dialogue so fucking meta 😂😂
5:34 bane posting moment
Also I love how the Americans feel like the steriotypes that you'd see in say Metal Gear.
Why do they always make the Americans look so Based damn
Cause it's China. They either very stupid or intentionally do this to piss us off with their cringey stereotype
If you're going to write in English, learn how.
It's pretty funny because when we protray nazis as evil today, actual nazis also think: Damn the nazis here are being so bad ass.
It's always a red flag when someone iterally identifies with exaggeratedly evil blood thirsty war maniacs.
@adamwsaxe No, it's the language the British speak. Thus it shall be basterdized. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@adamwsaxespoken like a true Chinese spy, how much social credit you receive?
The multiple references they make to blowing up HQs or flags in Lake Changjin makes me think the PLA unironically thinks wars are fought like a conquest match in COH. Also love the little things like soldiers pointing forward when screaming out commands to fire,stupidly impossible or over the top things like someone getting unfrozen and regaining consciousness after being set on fire rather than dying or giving their enemy's frozen corpses an egojob complete with a rousing speech about their fighting spirit and skill while the camera pans over the faces of all the valorous soldiers cause it's shit you'd only see in bad Chinese propaganda war movies. I also love how they just love to potray the villains are overly barbaric,brutal,degenerate and corrupt people. Thanks i really needed to make sure the Americans were the bad ones,the scene with the stupid and unnescessary burning of corpses while dramatic inspirational music plays helped confirm. It's as if they think their audience is so dumb and lacks such capacity for self thought that they just need to point out who the bad ones really are in case someone questions what the party says happened and gets disillusioned. They hammer it in so hard in every movie they might as well put a red arrow pointing to the villains in every scene they're in
Settle down, Sonny Jim, they're only movies.
@@thehaguecantcatchme4692? I'm just stating my opinion on them. Also yes while they are films,in mainland China some people take these as clear cut portrayals of what actually happened in the war. Only slightly dramatized by the fact it's a movie. And falsely portraying history just to make yourself look better is one of the most dangerous things you could do to your own people. Sure now it's just the world laughing at how bad these movies are and how over the top and ridiculous they are. But who knows what other consequences such false portrayals will have in a country such as China if they ramp up their censorship and try to view their version of history as the only real thing
@@vito7428 Settle down, Sonny Jim, it is only a CZcams comment.
"I also love how they just love to potray the villains are overly barbaric,brutal,degenerate and corrupt people" so every American made war movie ever? These kind of movies is what the west watched regularly since WW2. this kind of stuff is expected out of these kind of generic war movies, so getting worked up over it is pointless
@@mw00295 Older WW2 movies maybe. But modern era western ones tend to be a bit less cartoonish. At least most aren't showing the Germans like they're cartoon characters who only speak English with a German accent. Also again yes it is to be expected with such productions but the trouble with it is the implications. I mean we still have boomers born after WW2 who think WW2 is this rose tinted glasses romp to victory rather than the huge tragedy it is. Also i'm talking about modern WW2 movies. If we're talking about vintage war movies,Chinese movies from the 80s had far more depth than American movies where some action hero just blows up a vaguely Communist country then saves the day world after he burns down everything. Chinese movies used to actually have real stories to tell,not some cheap propaganda flick to spin history around. The West has somewhat moved on from showing the Nazis as these overly brutal war monsters who only wake up to cause trouble every day
The second batle of Lake Changjin was actually rewritten to make the PVA take more losses. The officer of the actual mission actually survived to tell his story, it wasn't a high stakes fight to the last man battle. However, most Chinese war movies are about the collective sacrifice and effort. It was probably rewritten to to highlight that.
Sam Hill is a southern and more polite way of saying, 'What the hell?' Yes, it's fairly common as a trope to show someone is southern in American media without just saying they're southern, and no, I don't know the etymology of the phrase and most people don't either.
The tau empire theme in the beginning!
They're gonna need to make it less cringe if they gonna complete with Western propaganda war movie.
The part about american soldiers saluting the frozen chinese was something that actually happened. It's pretty interesting to see it used in propaganda when jts supposed to make the us look bad, not sympathetic, but oh well
Nice, now I know. Want to see more game videos. Ty
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Ok but why the hell is Macarthur's intro so fucking badass😅
There's a scene in Wolf Warrior II(another Chinese propaganda action movie) where the Main Character flies a Chinese flag using his arm while transporting a truck full of civilians as two African armies were fighting each other. However when they saw a truck with a Chinese flag on it, they stopped fighting and let them pass. I was like "WTF?" to me. Imagine they saw a truck with an American or UN flag, they will shoot at you. It makes America and the West look like "bad guys" while China as "good guys" to the African people.
So yeah. Africa support China but hated the West like America, not knowing that China is stealing some economic profits that unstable the entire continent. 🤦
So when West does capitalism stablizes continent but when China does it the continent spontenously explode?
You think you’re a saint? Get out of here Western lover
To be honest, I don’t mind these kinds of movies, considering they’re international films and I love international films
We made movies about us invading of other countries and masquerading it as patriotic, fight for freedom. But it's terrible when other countries makes war movies about being invaded and somehow that's a big no no because it had nationalism all in it.
"This is my leisure time" Gonna use that one at work next time I am drinking on the job.
There were also other Chinese propaganda films such as My War and the Chinese sniper guy both Korean War and Towards the Glorious River about the Chinese Civil War where the Reds successfully crossed the Yangtze to dfeat the KMT in the south
This movie like most Chinese modern movie is like Pennywise. It has cruel intention cloaking under the flag of patriotism which totally relate since US did the same bullshit but why I mention Pennywise cause they can't stick to its original intention, in this case as a historical movie. It's a historical movie filled with joke, fictional action move and cartoonish character that by God Why would it be in a t movie about a real event. It's like they afraid they aren't competent enough to make a good movie they gotta add a little bit of Marvel cheesy joke tropes just to make sure it work. It's a movie that can't decide what it truly is, like Pennywise
i have somewhat lovehate relationship toward ''The Eight Hundred'' film, the film is amazing and they went as far to dedicate themself to make this whole setting believable, tons of 88th division equipment and alongside the IJA equipment as well, its definitely passionate project, however the problem with the film is that they tries to emphasize that it based on true story while some of parts of the film is definitely dramatized to the point they start making too patriotic and makes japan looks worst in the film.
For examples the japanese plane in reality only strafed the flags and never hit the civilians on the protected zone, but in the film they depict the japanese pilot with sub zero iq strafed the flags and hitting the civilians that are watching the battles, and theres part where this old man and the brits are firing their rifles toward the IJA in the end of the film, like the film literally ignores the entire point of why the zones exist in first place just to make some ''patriotic'' scenes where i found it just plotholes and cringe at it. You cannot slaps ''this is based on true events'' and then changes something just to fit to your agenda or views, while i can somewhat understand the japanese that are invading arent any better, it feels like they just make the japanese as cartoonish monster for the sake of making the audience more leaning toward the chinese.
China shouldn't start with C it should start with L
Compared to what? The Rambo franchize (after the first movie)? Movies where the US always saves the world? Movies were the US President single-handedly fights terrorists himself?
For a country thats not really into showing death...These movies are hella gory lol
4:58 wow those video game Graphics are so good
Get it because it sounds like a video game
This video is underrated bro
The Eight Hundred is actually a very well made movie, not a propaganda movie.
Didn't the Puerto Rican brigade beat them in battles?
I recently got to watching some Chinese propganda movies and they are just bizarre. Born To Fly was the "best" one and still has the sacrifice focus but since China hasn't fought a real war since the 50's it was weird since all their deaths were due to incompetence or faulty equipment. Second was China Salesmen which is about China bidding on cell phone networks in Africa which is a boring as it sounds.
3:54 most american tanks, especially shermans in chinese movies are actually real ones captured either in the civil war or in korea.
How did you watch the Battle at Lake Changjing movies? I've been looking for them forever and havent been able to find them.
torrent
@@GnorriTV howwwwwwww 😭
Torrent downloading site + qBittorrent
The eight hundred isn't really that patriotic as it may seem
It did but actually very self critical and a movie is more about honoring the Sihang defender rather than glorifying it. That's why I believe it 's a very few good Chinese film. It's def better than the Wolf Warrior bullshit and the actor who did Wolf Warrior that also started in the Korean War movie mentioned in the video
It's a strong anti-war movie, and as an anti-war movie, it really succeeds.
It is patriotic. KMT are still Chinese.
"Operation Red Sea"
Funny, because when China was called upon in real life to actually protect shipping and fight jihadist Pirates....they backed down. lol
Wasn’t there a incident where chinese UN Peacekeeper fled from a battle
Who in Sam Hill are you?!
That last clip made watching to the very end, completely worth it.
Why are there Tau music
Vaguely oriental
I know my real voice wasn't the prettiest. but god damn, did that Russian actor do me DIRTY with his line delivery.
5:33 I like that lol. I like that alot
Whats the matter, besides the editing our propagandamovies are exactly the same
"DAMN YOU JACK SPARROW!"
-China problably
Thought my phone died wtf
i like how Wu Jing is in most of them
i feel more cringy when i watch rambo when as a kid lol
Be as cool as the Chinese think we are
I've never cringe so hard to the point of laughing hysterically due to the acting depictions of Americans
😂😂😂
Probably because they don't give a shit if Americans watch it? Actual no one really gives a shit about Americans really...not even americans, good luck in civil war 2.0
The thing is, most Asian people react like that to iconic Western film's depiction of Asian characters. They sound goofy af and have wrong accents a lot of time, but we don't really notice.
"merry your mother Christmas" lol
Chinese Communist propaganda is amusing! 🐻
Please tell me that this isn't what the other side sounds like to people of that nationality in American war movies haha! Nice video. I subbed.
Do I like the movie no do I like the way America is portrayed yes, cause we look awesome. Well, in the beginning we do when we invade will not even invade when we come to the rescue.
so holywood can make rambo, top gun and many other military movies that represent reality worse than this chinese movies yet they are not propaganda but art, when china does it it becomes unnacceptable
Thanks to our military history, we are able to make quite a bit of films about defending other countries.
The communist Chinese?
They literally made a propaganda film about “saving” North Korea and defeating the “evil” South Koreans who were bombed, looted, raped, and invaded by the North Korean dictator Kim Il Sung.
It’s even more hilarious because the Chinese back then tried DENYING that they sent in half a million troops into Korea to support their fascist/communist dictatorship in North Korea to invade the South.
The US makes better movies, not just in technical term but also plot and character development
@@dannyzero692 that's objectively not true😂😂only specal effects soviet movies where way better then American in plot and character development
ok
Except that the US dose the same...only they use a one man army that somehow (plot armor and the power of his "guts" and "american patriotism") kills everyone by himself and they always miss him.
Somehow now the Chinese movies don't look so unrealistic, do they?
everyone does the same....
@@Nick-ky8pd There isn't a country on earth more shameless than Americans.
Ay yo Indian moment
Russian man you are?
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I think they are all bad
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Ch*nese propaganda movies are cringe and cope af. Its like somebody in front of a mirror constantly telling themselves that they're attractive.
strangely specific example but ok
@lolasdm6959 have you not heard the story of narcissus? Much more archetypal than specific
@@erosion2205 No, because it's how all patriotic movies operate, narcissus doesn't work because he is actually that hot.
@lolasdm6959 no, by that logic he's attractive enough to take over a mind, yet within the story only he is ever that obsessed with himself. The moral pertains to the delusion of the self- which is also what this NATIONALISM is. Not patriotism. Patriotic Chinese cinema is just militaristic propaganda. Delusion
@lolasdm6959 and also why the word narcissist is used to describe somebody who is self obsessed and not somebody who is "hot." It may be sometimes synonymous depending on the context, but that's not the actual technical definition and neither is it the majority of the use
why you talk like that?
Eh no different than black hawk down, the patriot, pearl harbor, 0 dark 30, american sniper and so on
Propaganda 🤷♂️
your accent just like thousand migrant that just crossing rio grande, you not even american.😂😂😂
America have been doing propaganda movies since the birth of America. So, whats with the hate against Chinese?
You can criticize both you know
I don't think this is hate; he even says that he enjoys some of the movies and even goes as far as to critique American censorship as well.
I’m pretty sure a man falling of a ladder in black and white isnt properganda
Yeah we had properganda but everybody does
None of its good
But the Chinese ones makes us look cool
I think sometimes America even portrays its own soldiers like this too I think they was atleast a little cool personally
bro a bunch of american movies literally criticize themselves and focus on the individual stories and brutality/loss of war and lessons
美国人都没急，你这个印度人急什么