Beijing 2003

Name: Beijing 2003
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 150 h
Rating: 7.2

2004
TV-PG
150h

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

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For 16 days, starting on October 18, 2003, a vehicle with a mounted camera drives down every single known street in Peking/Beijing's ring road, meant to show the city and its people.For 16 days, starting on October 18, 2003, a vehicle with a mounted camera drives down every single known street in Peking/Beijing's ring road, meant to show the city and its people.For 16 days, starting on October 18, 2003, a vehicle with a mounted camera drives down every single known street in Peking/Beijing's ring road, meant to show the city and its people.

Director
- Ai Weiwei

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

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Director
- Ai Weiwei

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Runtime approx. 150 hours and one of the longest movies ever made.

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7/10

Beijing 2003 is a thrilling ride

Beijing 2003 is an epic ride throughout the streets of Peking's ring Road. The entire 150 hour film is basically a chase sequence, which is amazingly shot, with crazy large stakes, and amazing VFX, which feels like it's actually real! This movie has aged incredibly well for being made in 2003. It's just a thrilling ride. I was at the edge of my seat the entire time. I actually fell off my seat once and hurt myself from the intensity, which made this movie lose 3 points from the 10/10 I was going to give it. I just think a movie doesn't deserve a high rating if it causes physical pain to its viewers. Apart from that though, this movie is truly epic, and the suspense is insane. I just wish it didn't hurt me, and maybe it had more time to breathe with that anticlimactic end (which I'm not spoiling, so you can experience it for yourself). I highly recommend this. One of the most intense action films ever.