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1911

Play trailer Poster for 1911 R,  2011,  2h 5m,  History/ Drama/ Action/ War Play Trailer Watchlist
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8% Tomatometer 24 Reviews 30% Popcornmeter 1,000+ Ratings
Having studied the art of modern warfare in Japan, China's Huang Xing (Jackie Chan) becomes one of the leaders in his country's revolt against the Qing Dynasty.

Critics Reviews

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Bill Weber Slant Magazine Oct 10, 2011
1.5/4
A historical superproduction in which style, aside from committee-made, widescreen tedium, is spectacularly absent. Go to Full Review
Stephen Cole Globe and Mail Oct 7, 2011
2/4
The Revolution will not be televised, Gil Scott-Heron once sang. Nor should it be filmed, we might add -- at least not as a costume drama with stirring speeches, an inspirational love story and gloriously heroic military charges. Go to Full Review
Joe Neumaier New York Daily News Oct 7, 2011
2/5
Earnest and studious to a fault. Rarely has a film about upheaval felt more like a textbook. Go to Full Review
Richard Haridy Quickflix Nov 25, 2013
1.5/5
1911 meanders through its interminable two-hour running time with a collection of scenes that feel more like liner notes from a history book than an actual screenplay. Go to Full Review
Rob Vaux Mania.com Nov 4, 2011
D
A haphazard grab-bag of context-free fight scenes, cardboard characters and constant title cards explaining key details that the film itself can't reveal in any other way. Go to Full Review
Tony Medley Tolucan Times Oct 11, 2011
1/10
...this long, boring, convoluted, confusing, feeble, disgraceful film is nothing more than a clumsy Chinese Communist attempt to paint Sun Yat sen, a freedom-lover, as an early Communist. Go to Full Review
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Audience Reviews

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Kylo R Dec 10, 2017 A decent historical account of the revolution in China in 1911. The action was quite good, as was the understanding of one's war outside our own culture and country that we may not have much knowledge on prior to viewing. The subtitles were hard to follow, though, as many were very long and the audience is not given nearly enough time to read them before they vanish from the screen. See more
Poe W Jul 18, 2017 This movie was good, I love Chinese and Japanese movies for a lot of them are honoring those of there past in movies like this were they are able to tell the stories of their ancestors to the modern world. Some people say this is a bad film for Jackie Chan to do for his 100th film, however this is the only one that could do it justice, because he is honoring his country and its history. See more
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Movie Info

Synopsis Having studied the art of modern warfare in Japan, China's Huang Xing (Jackie Chan) becomes one of the leaders in his country's revolt against the Qing Dynasty.
Director
Jackie Chan, Li Zhang
Producer
Peter Lam, Guoqing Gu, Bin Guo, Li-Juan Liu
Screenwriter
Xingdong Wang, Baoguang Chen
Distributor
Well Go USA, Variance Films
Production Co
Jackie & JJ Productions, Media Asia Films Ltd. [hk], Huaxia Film Distribution Company, Shanghai Film Studio, Splendid Film
Rating
R (War Violence)
Genre
History, Drama, Action, War
Original Language
Chinese
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 7, 2011, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Jul 9, 2012
Box Office (Gross USA)
$127.4K
Runtime
2h 5m
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