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Operation Red Sea (2018)

A squad of the Jiaolong Commando Unit - Sea Dragon, a spec ops team of the Chinese Navy, carries out a hostage rescue operation in the nation of Yewaire, on the Arabian Peninsula, and fiercely fights against local rebel groups and Zaka, a terrorist organization.

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Mauro L 17 Dec 2018

Lam must have watched all Bay movies for reaching his sleazy level. (Mauro Lanari)

Deanomite 19 Jan 2020

I know so little of Chinese culture, movies like this are a window of sorts. This has a very Top Gun feel. The photography is very well done, more practical effects and miniatures than cgi. It is interesting to see modern Chinese navy. It does look like a recruitment commercial, enough to wear me out about 30 minutes in. Decades of action movies made me a connoisseur, I rarely like them anymore. It felt like Bruckheimer or Emmerich, just not my interest.

Glagaire 19 Apr 2019

A surprisingly good (if viewed as an action movie) modern war film from a country still not well known for this genre. Though it claims 'based on a true event' this really stretches the factual basis (a totally peaceful historical event becomes Ramboesque). It is also very clearly intended to both promote and highlight China's new military reach and ability to conduct overseas operations, but to be fair, half of US-made war movies tend to do the same thing. It's refreshing too to see how a different state approaches the topic and the film largely succeeds in suggesting to audiences, domestic and foreign, that China can give the US a run for her money in all aspects of modern warfare. This is a high profile addition to a growing genre (Chinese modern war films) and while future entires could benefit from slightly more realism (all the good guys are virtuous heroes, all the bad guys have stormtrooper aim) and less predictability in the plot, its stands as a solid effort in its own right.

Movie L 07 Mar 2018

fast pace, high tension, brutal realistic battle scenes, high accurate on militiral details, who's ever seen 4 M60A3 tanks in battle action in one movie. suits to militiral fans, very entertiming

Liam W 13 Mar 2018

a very good film. There was a tacked-on scene at the end that was outright propaganda, but everything else was there to serve the story. Interesting characters and relationships (for an ensemble). I read reviews saying there was no character development and wonder if that perception is just unconscious racism - all chinese look alike. i'm not asian but i got a sense of most of the main characters as individuals, and mourned the losses along the way. Physical effects were generally high-quality, including heaps of graphic shots of injuries and bodies (you have been warned) and an isis-style beheading (it does not cut away). again though, this stuff is not gratuitous and serves the theme of self-sacrifice. admittedly some of the computer effects were second-rate - cgi seems to be the 'jet engine' of chinese cinema.