the movie and it's OST are severely underrated. it's john woo's best "atmospheric" film - you get transported to the three kingdoms just watching it.

@@JT-gl5ou Agreed, the Three Kingdoms era itself underappreciated by most History buffs

この人は全巻読んだのだろうか…

曹操が主役の『蒼天航路』も名作なので是非！

I know bro p

Absolutely agree. One of the greatest movies ever made, and sorely underrated. John Woo deserves immense credit for pulling it off.

I had to buy several DVDs of this movie for myself and family members. It is such a famous historical tale from Ancient China. I love the music and the actors, too!

But both parts r not available on net I guess

Check out Waterloo (1970) - phenomenal battle scenes - unrivalled to this day IMO.

Me too :)

Ikr but i think LOTR books are the best. Red cliff is better than any lotr movie

LOTR is fantasy. The Three Kingdom's great battle at Red Cliff, China is REAL. Cao Cao's name went down in Chinese history as the only commander-in-chief who lost 800,000 soldiers in one night in the Great Battle Of Red Cliff. By the way, Red Cliff is now a tourist attraction. Every year, thousands of Three Kingdom followers went there to check out the battlefield locations ... the piers, the valleys and the naval base.

@@ftd7435 I mean, he didn't _actually_ lose 800,000 soldiers lol. the numbers recorded in history are _massively_ inflated. there's no way he even commanded 800,000 soldiers, let alone lost that many in one night. china's population was much smaller then. china itself was geographically much smaller then. and cao cao only controlled a third of it. even modern China only has an army of about 2 million active duty servicemen, and that includes non-combatants. the idea that the three kingdoms fielded more men in 208 than modern China does in 2023 is preposterous. its population is at least 20 times larger now than it was then. a modern estimate of the total casualties for the entire battle (for the entire winter-long conflict) is 100,000. and not all of those could have been cao cao's losses.

I love this movie and music, greetings from Norway :)

Wonderful movies (part A and B) and outstanding music. From the West, greetings and thanks to China for such a wonderful historical film.

Vietnam?

Thùy-Anh Thái うい

1 like, phim cũng tạm nhưng nhạc hay

me too

My Favorite Chinese movie :)

So do I

S Y そうなん？👀

@@Ken-id1ue その辺は作曲者が同じだからね

ですね

The movies matches the soundtrack

have you check his works for suisei no gargantia? it's even better, full of originality.

Yes!, I have respect for him, Taro Iwashiro, and everyone else who collaborated with John Woo to pull this epic movie off. John Woo didn't get any award from the USA for this entire movie, that includes musical score, actors and actresses, costumes, sets, Director, etc. Be happy for everyone, the total picture is wonderful!

Isn’t this chinese

@@factorerivative he refers to the composer being japanese

@@factorerivative Taro Iwashiro

This is my number one favorite of my three Chinese movies :)

IamARobot7 Lmao, and he paid with his life for that

Abhinay Limbu same here mate :D i love kingdom manga series too Although its about the chinese waring states period way way back before the three kingdoms around 200 BC or so cmiiw, it still have great stories. I wish Chinese Warring States Period got some recognition around the world. Well the three kingdoms is great, but other chinese history period are also great too like the warring states period.

Hahah of course though you're chinese

tehscrub1 no, I am studying Chinese now

@@tehscrub1 chinese dont even use youtube bro

Although the music is from an Japanese lol.

what revenge series do you mean?

京都の陸上用施設で表彰式のときに流れてたの超懐かしいなぁ

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同じく

同士！ あと昔岩館さんが登場曲で 使ってた！

This music is composed by an Japanese.