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film directed by

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' 17th-century novel. It was promoted as China's first fully 3-D film.

Cast

* Guo Tao as Tang Fanghai ( Don Quixote) * Wang Gang as Sang Qiu (

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as Sang Cuihua (

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Production

Director Ah Gan stated that nearly 60 percent of the film is made up of special effects. To create these special effect shots, he tried several special effects companies before taking his film to England, where he used the equipment and technology from the hit film ''

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''. The film was promoted as China's first wholly 3-D movie as only the action sequences in Yuen Woo-ping's ''

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'' (2010) were shot in 3-D.

Release

''Don Quixote'' was released on October 15, 2010 in China. In its opening week, the film grossed a total of $1,809,682 and was the third highest film in the Chinese box office. The film grossed a total of $5,115,844 in China. The film was released on October 28 in Hong Kong where it grossed a total of $16,246.

Reception

Film Business Asia gave the film a five out of ten rating, calling it a stating that "after about half-an-hour — around the time the film leaves behind the novel and embarks on its own invented story — it becomes clear that it isn't developing any dramatic momentum of its own."

Notes

{{DEFAULTSORT:Don Quixote (2010 Film) 2010 films 2010 3D films Chinese 3D films Films based on Don Quixote Hong Kong 3D films