Director Dante Lam & Operation Hadal cast members Huang Xuan, Yu Shi, Du Jiang, Wang Yanlin, Jiang Luxia, Han Dongjun, & Li Jiulin for Shang Cheng Shi

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Director Dante Lam & Operation Hadal cast members Huang Xuan, Yu Shi, Du Jiang, Wang Yanlin, Jiang Luxia, Han Dongjun, & Li Jiulin for Shang Cheng Shi

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Listening to âShow Me Your Firetruckâ by Hans Zimmer from âBackdraftâ because it came up on my YouTube playlist and so naturally all I can think about is the Chinese firefighting movie âThe Bravestâ and I can feel my heart breaking. :â(

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Du Jiang in the few roles that Iâve been able to see him in.
Operation Red Sea
The Captain
The Bravest
All three make me cry. Theyâre such great movies and Iâm glad to have been introduced to them! His characters always have this kind of strength that is both powerful and yet warm. I saw him first in âOperation Red Seaâ and just fell in love with him the moment his character tried to help rescue a suicide bomber who had been forced into being one to save the lives of his family. In âThe Captainâ he played a second captain aboard the nearly doomed Sichuan flight. HIs character was charismatic and he smiled a fair bit in the movie so that made me happy, aha. Now, âThe Bravestâ is a movie that has a lot of mixed reviews on and I am leaning towards the ones who liked it for what it was. Was it unbelievable a lot, yeah. But the characters kept me into it. The scene where they were leaving last messages for their family on the cellphone before he threw it over to safety so their last messages would be heard got me sobbing. They were all in tears and then so was he and I was already there. Yeah sure the scene where they all linked arms to defend this chemical tank from the fire would seem really stupid as the fire would not be slowed down by waterless firefighters at all, so them linking arms and yelling at it might seem weird. However if you think about it in terms of the context, it actually seems about right.
See theyâve fought the fire for as long as they could. Their water source got cut off. Theyâve been fighting the fire with whatever water they can get, refusing to leave their post knowing that the whole city was in danger if they didnât do SOMETHING to at least slow the fire or keep that one tank from boiling (and thus exploding and then big major BOOM). In the end they got completely cut off and were stuck between the fire and the tank. There was nothing that they could use to fight the fire with. They had already left last messages for their families on the phone that got thrown to safety before they got cut off. They knew that they were likely to die and die very painfully. So what else were they to do? Stand there and cry? There was nowhere to run. So yeah, theyâre going to do something absurd like that, because being together like that gave them strength in the face of death and they wanted to meet death with determination and fight. So was it super weird and unrealistic? Ehhhh not really??
âOperation Red Seaâ is one of those Chinese movies that you shouldnât just casually watch, I guess?? Because you know how there is a censorship of every movie and drama that gets published and it having to go through this process often delays things from airing for several years? So, I had come to accept and honestly love the fact that Chinese movies and dramas arenât overly gory like western media (or Japanese) and after seeing a military comedy from the Philippines, I felt comfortable with this Chinese movie. Â
I think it was about ten minutes into the movie that I realized that I had found one of the most graphic military movies that China has and it was allowed to be so, as my Chinese friend told me, because it was based on a true story, so they allowed it to be gory. Plus it had the support of both the government and the military. It was in all honesty a great movie. It wasnât dull with unnecessary drama. It flowed like âBlack Hawk Downâ and yeah, there are at least three scenes from this movie that Iâm never going to get out of my head.
Whatâs funny is that at the time I was trying to slowly get back into watching military movies and general action/adventure movies. I had been pushed away from them due to anxiety issues that made it almost physically impossible to watch movies that I was very familiar with as they would cause me so much stress that I would get physically ill. Needless to say this movie both helped and hindered my progress. I can do pretty well with movies now, but it is very very obvious that I will never be able to watch horror movies again and same thing with disaster films.
The other good thing to come from this movie is interest in two actors, Du Jiang and Huang Jingyu. Both led me to other great films and tv shows (Du Jiang: âThe Bravestâ, âThe Captainâ, âDad Where are We Goingâ) and (Huang Jingyu: âMy Dear Guardianâ, âThe Thunderâ.)Â
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