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Denzel Washington’s iconic acting showdown: “Damn you, you lowlife—how dare you kill my horse!”
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America has West Point, so I just had to create East Point in China! Big General’s acting—well, it r
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[Bro, don't be so polite!]
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In Jiang Wen’s later films, you’ll never find lines with that kind of dark humor again.
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If Huang Silang isn’t taking any money, why am I even handing out guns?
“The U.S. has West Point; I’m determined to establish an ‘East Point’ in China.”
I wasn’t hitting my own butt—I was hitting your face!
“Since you can’t help me get revenge, could you at least give me a piece of clothing?”
Does she not know I can fight? Is she always this brave?
Jiang Wen’s films always bring the social phenomena of their time to vivid life.
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“Since you don’t want to be human, then go ahead and undergo reverse evolution.”
Excerpt from “The Righteous Assassins”: An American uses a flimsy passport to block a Japanese tank.
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This look in the article is clearly a tribute to Liao Fan!
You’re just a woman with a beard—those lines are so over the top, you can tell right away who the di
Jiang Wen: It’s so dark—I have no idea which day is which!
Jiang Wen has fooled the audience once again—I’ve finally figured out this film, “The Missing Gun.”
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Injecting right in the middle? Jiang Wen and Liao Fan’s dialogue is epic—every word is laced with de
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Chen Kun regretted this move as soon as he finished it—though he asked Jiang Wen to cut it, it ended
Last time the dumplings weren’t great, so this time Jiang Wen’s treating Liao Fan to pigeon.
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Jiang Wen figured out the trick—how to get past censorship while still speaking his mind. But that j
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