It's Time for an American Film Depicting the Chinese Theater of World War II

[Nan Yang]

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[Genesis]

Considering the love the Soviets get from America on WW2, I say it's been pretty fair. Either way, it's almost as if China has its own film industry that is fast catching up on the US.

So soon the question is, why is China ignoring America's contribution in the Pacific?!?!? Why?

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Why?

We already have plenty of those in the Chinese film market. Some are really really good.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Hard to make an entire war movie about WW2 in China (that would sell here) other than about the Flying Tigers. The US army was on the ground in China for a few years but that was after Japan surrendered to the US.

The Flying Tigers, 1942 (yes, during the war)

 

[xunzi]

The only good thing about that is more war propaganda for the US.

 

[GR!FF!N]

There are several movies on this which was produced as early as 40s.

The question is,why China never made any movie on US China Co-Op?Answer possibly is that there would be no such scene here they can boast about PLA.