Evil Unbound (731): How a Chinese Anti-Japanese War Film Backfired | What's on Weibo
731 was China’s most anticipated war movie of the year — how could it fail so miserably to live up to public expectations?| www.whatsonweibo.com
Whenever reports surfaced about the harsh conditions on Wong Kar-wai’s sets, mainstream media and fans often brushed off his tyrannical habits as the quirks of a genius. This time, it feels different. The post The Wong Kar-wai Scandal Explained: The Dark Side of ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ appeared first on What's on Weibo.| What's on Weibo
731 was China’s most anticipated war movie of the year — how could it fail so miserably to live up to public expectations?| www.whatsonweibo.com
PART OF THIS TEXT COMES FROM THE WEIBO WATCH PREMIUM NEWSLETTER Over the past few weeks, the Chinese blockbuster Ne Zha 2 has been trending on Weibo every single day. The movie, loosely based on Chinese mythology and the Chinese canonical novel Investiture of the Gods (封神演义), has triggered all kinds of memes and […]| www.whatsonweibo.com
Everyone’s talking about Ne Zha 2—from in-depth online analyses to the booming market surrounding the film.| www.whatsonweibo.com
