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shareGood luck with it. In its opening weekend, it only made to the 4th position,
http://english.entgroup.cn/boxoffice/cn/daily/?date=03%20/05%20/2021
One week later, it has gone down to #7
http://english.entgroup.cn/boxoffice/cn/daily/?date=03%20/12%20/2021
Who the hell thought that trying to sell to Chinese woke movies set in China was a good idea? If China started to make westerns drenched in Chinese moral values, who'd think that'd sell well in US?
What a clueless buffoon you truly are. This film was inspired by Southeast Asian culture, not Chinese culture.
shareDude, cultures and countries don't always fit exactly. The Cantonese area and surroundings in China could be considered part of South East Asia. There's lots of influences between countries at the south of China and the south of China itself.
https://i.redd.it/lpioqdimbo3z.png
The production team specifically focused on countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, and so on. They didn't take South China into a consideration - like, at all.
And seriously, what about this film was even pandering to China? Are you sure you're not confusing this with 'Mulan'?
The production team specifically focused on countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, and so on. They didn't take South China into a consideration - like, at all.
So what? That's like saying that Germans wouldn't feel identified with a setting because the team specially focused in Austria and didn't take Germany into a consideration - like, at all. Well, if you say so π. share
That logic sounds like it's coming from someone who regularly watches Friedberg/Seltzer travesties. Germany and Austria literally speak the very same language and come from a very similar cultural background. Southeast Asian countries speak very different languages from each other AND come from a very different cultural background that is not even related to China, except for Vietnam, which is culturally closer to East Asia than Southeast Asia to begin with.
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