China Box Office: 10 Highest-Grossing Movies of All Time

2013-03-05 14:58:30 hollywoodreporter.com/Chinese Films

"Let the Bullets Fly" (Jiang Wen, 2010), $ 108.8 million

The commercial success of Let the Bullets Fly stems very much from Jiang Wen's audacious, no-punches-pulled critique of contemporary China and its discontents, as the film takes aim at both rampant corruptions at the top and cowardly indifference among the masses.

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