Dragon Day: China Invades America Using Cyberwarfare, Reactions

Synopsis on Douban:

The story revolves around Duke Evans (actor Ethan Flower) who after losing his job at the NSA and being kicked out of his former apartment has no choice but to move to a old house owned by his grandfather.

America suffers a cyber attack from sinister hackers of another country, leading to the failure of anything with microchips built inside. As the entire country descends into chaos, him, his wife, daughter, and sister have no choice but to move into the small house in the forest, where he must find basic supplies to sustain his family, while battling outlaws and a new corrupt government, ultimately being forced to make difficult decisions to protect his life…

Comments on Douban:

Carf:

A very bizarre premise, our electronic products are so powerful.

wzpjnu:

It’s said that China’s powerful cyberattack left Uncle Sam unable to fight back, that all sorts of electronic products are Made in China, that all computer chips and online networks were disabled and controlled by China. The movie is inherently racially prejudiced, making China out to be an imaginary foe, the setting is sparse and plot is simple, a low-budget film.

momo哥哥:

The American federal government was unable to repay their debt, which led to retaliation from China. Without using a single soldier, using decades of “made in china” [embedded] electronics to launch a “cyber attack”. It’s a bit of a ridiculous plot, and there’s also a lot of plot holes. But for a low-budget movie, with no-name actors, you can still watch it. In the end, the family in the story flees to Mexico, which quite laughable.

我是小石头:

I’m afraid to give a rating, this movie is so geili, talk about really overestimating our Party.

火凤凰文艺沙龙:

This reminds me of the nonsense talk from that American boy on that talk show, and that Canadian boy who terrifyingly said he wants to kill Chinese people. This movie [pop culture like this] can be considered the reasons behind these things! Bad rating!

Comments on Tiexue:

国产五四:

That Heavenly Kingdom officer’s uniform is very humorous.

赤色炎狼:

Know that in Red Dawn there wasn’t a single Chinese or ethnic Chinese actor, they were all from other Asian countries.

赤色战士:

Just from looking at the screenshot of the “Chinese soldier” wearing the People’s Armed Police uniform, it proves that Americans do not understand China’s military at all. Just like the People’s Liberation Army in Hong Kong movies, they often wear People’s Armed Police hats, and old uniforms, bearing no resemblance.

l00k_cat:

We will work hard to make this movie a reality.

到此多游:

What is the point of making a movie like this?

哈哈勋爵:

Louzhu SB! Inspiring?! It is precisely this endless vilification of China within Hollywood and American media that is misleading so many American people, causing many Americans to have a negative perception of China. Why do Americans think China does not have human rights? Americans who have been to China do not see it this way. Those who only learn about China through TV are the Americans brainwashed by media.

车船税:

Is this a prediction by America?

秋日剑桥:

I want to ask if our heavenly kingdom can make a similar film? Americans can curse their own president (like in Fahrenheit 911), can we do that in the heavenly kingdom?

davidawp:

A low-budget movie that will never be in theaters or on the big screen, how can it compare to our nation’s absurd anti-Japanese dramas?