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In response to a Japanese user's one star, I think 9 stars is fair.

The spying before WWII from Japan in China was prevalent and nasty. The robbery was under the name "East Asia Coproerisity." The fighting against those invaders had never stopped. (as recorded in history and in the film, the old Shanghai gang people also contributed much in underground acticivities)

I have been consistently shocked by how more and more Japanese people tend to beautify their WWII history since the last decade. If even this film could even hurt their feeling, this film should not be blamed.

This is a film about tolerance and repentance. It is a life story of the hero, it is also a portrait of the culture, or an attitude in the family, friendship and business.

Though I am not a fan of Shanghai culture, I really like the acting. The description of the old Shanghai fashion is really good. Much of the Shanghai culture has been lost since 1949 but some still left. As you can see in the movie, it was very exquisite but life-oriented.

THIS MOVIE WAS HARD TO KEEP UP WITH IT KEPT SWITCHING BACK ALL OVER THE PLACE I GOT THAT THEY BROKE IT DOWN AND ALMOST LIKE PLAY LIKE INTENTIONS WHICH IS COOL BUT IT'S HARD IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND PLAYS AND THAT'S WHAT THIS SEEMED LIKE I GOT IT AFTER IT STARTED GOING THROUGH EVERYTHING BUT IT'LL LOSE SOMEBODY'S ATTENTION AND YOU WANT TO KEEP THE VIEWERS ATTENTION IF I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE WAY THE WRITER DID THIS I WOULD HAVE NOT WATCHED IT ANYMORE AND IT WOULD HAVE GOT A LOWER SCORE I LOVE ALL THE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES IN IT I LOVE WATCHING ASIAN MOVIES AND I DEFINITELY LIKE HISTORICAL ONES SO THAT'S WHY IT GOT THE STARS IT DID.

This is one of the best gangster movies I've ever seen. It's streaming on Amazon and I've watched it twice, and I'll watch it again. I'll buy it. Complex, beautiful, horrific, and unforgettable. Everything about The Wasted Times is great. This film deserves far more interest and a much higher rating.

A violent war movie I would not have watched if not for Wallace Chung. He appeared for maybe 10 seconds in the movie, yet by then, I had already gotten intrigued by the unusual story and characters, I could not stop watching.

It's an interesting look at Chinese and Japanese relations in Japanese-occupied Shanghai in WWII.

Directors and titles spoil good stories. Good stories are torn apart. Every story changes when it is clear. On the contrary, many irrelevant details are left behind, such as the first two jokes before the shooting, and what is the relationship between the theme of the story? Poor audiences who go to the cinema to give their heads off