Hei Tai Yang: Nan Jing Da Tu Sha (1995)
Genre: War / Drama
Duration: 91 minuten
Alternative titles: Men behind the Sun 4 / Black Sun: The Nanking Massacre / Hak Taai Yeung Naam Ging Daai Tiu Saai / 黑太陽─南京大屠殺
Country:
Hong-Kong
Directed by: Tun-Fei Mou
Stars: Zhang Liang, Yung Pan and Shao-tien Hsiung
IMDb score:
6,3 (1.052)
Releasedate: 7 July 1995
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Hei Tai Yang: Nan Jing Da Tu Sha plot
In 1937, Japanese troops raid the Chinese city of Nanking to carry out a planned massacre. Before everyone is slaughtered, more than 300,000 helpless civilians undergo various tortures and atrocities.
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Reviews & comments
jordandejong
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- 4775 messages
- 1433 votes
Nice movie about the atrocities committed by the Japanese against the Chinese.
The film feels a little dated at times, which is quite strange for a film that was only released in 1995.
There are some nice scenes in it, such as the somewhat primitive abortion, and I also thought the mass burning was filmed very beautifully.
However, it never really becomes shocking. This is mainly because it largely fails to convince (except, again, for the burning scene, which was quite large-scale and impressive).
There are also some unintentionally hilarious bits. For example, when that Japanese general bursts out laughing for the umpteenth time.
The historical photos and videos about these acts interspersed throughout the film were interesting.
Small 3*
Translated from Dutch · View original
Shadowed
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- 11670 messages
- 6867 votes
Within fifteen minutes, a series of impressive images and extremely brutal violence set the tone in this fourth chapter of the Men Behind the Sun series, with director Tun-Fei Mou taking over from the first film. It proves desperately needed, as the previous installments were primarily extremely cheap and cheesy, after which Mou is more concerned with overall effect and a wealth of unsavory imagery. The mass scenes are particularly strong, with a grim focus on mutilation, violence, and screams. However, the acting is very poor, and the sound editing is even amateurish. The rather confusing and poorly thought-out plot further gives the impression that this film is primarily intended to shock rather than educate, but given the status this series has acquired, the concept of education doesn't seem to me to be the primary goal of this film.
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