A chronicle of the events that led to the founding of the Chinese Communist Party. Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 建党伟业
- Also Known As: The Founding of a Party , Jian Dang Wei Ye , Ging Dong Wai Yip , 建黨偉業
- Director: Li Shao Hong, Lu Chuan, Li Shao Hong, Han San Ping, Shen Dong, Huang Jian Xin
- Genres: Historical, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Liu Ye in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)]( "Liu Ye in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)")
Liu Ye Main Role -
![Chen Kun in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)]( "Chen Kun in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)")
Chen KunZhou En LaiMain Role -
![Andy Lau in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)]( "Andy Lau in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)")
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![Chow Yun Fat in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)]( "Chow Yun Fat in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)")
Chow Yun Fat Main Role -
![Li Qin in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)]( "Li Qin in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)")
Li Qin Main Role -
![Chang Chen in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)]( "Chang Chen in Beginning of the Great Revival Chinese Movie (2011)")
Chang ChenChiang Kai ShekSupport Role
Reviews
Story 7/10: This entire movie is basically lifted off of the history books so it doesn't really have a "beginning or an end" since history never does. It starts off from the end of the Qing Dynasty and ends after the initial establishment of the Chinese Communist Party. The reason why I gave this a 7 and not a 10, was because while it was somewhat interesting in some parts it was slow.
Acting/Cast 10/10: They were all flawless. I enjoyed all the actors. I only found one thing funny and that was Mao's personality as well as him being portrayed as a innocent guy who wants only the best for his country. I'm not sure if that was really how his personality was or if it was just how they were portraying him.
Music 7/10: The music was fine and suited the movie just well. None of the songs were memorable though.
Rewatch Value 4/10: I'm not a rewatcher, and this movie isn't a movie I would rewatch.
Overall 8/10: This was a good movie that fans of Chinese history would most likely enjoy. Keep in mind, this was made for China, where the Chinese Communist Party is still in power, so nothing negative about the CCP was shown. Regardless though, I enjoyed watching it.
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