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Same here, I've been looking for it all around and I can't find it
Creation of the Gods was awesome, IMO.
According to Wikipedia, it's "the most ambitious and expensive Chinese production ever made." If you like epic fantasy like LotR or GoT, then you should definitely give this movie a try.
The second in the trilogy came out in January, but I haven't had time to watch yet. Looking forward to it though!
Does HK count? In The Mood For Love.
I personally would say that depends. Today that counts as just Chinese but 70-90s that was definitely unique from Shanghai and Taiwan cinema
Either 'God of Gamblers' or 'Infernal Affairs'. Both are HK flicks.
First is an 80s comedy, second is what 'The Departed' is a remake of.
I don't know many, but there is a movie called Brotherhood of Blades that I've watched several times and really enjoy.
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