Although it will not be released in domestic theaters, the movie "The Bombing" will be released in American theaters

According to the latest reports from foreign media, although the controversial co-production blockbuster "The Bombing" recently publicly stated that it will not be released in mainland China, this anti-Japanese war movie starring Bruce Willis, Liu Ye, Ma Su and others will be released in North America next week as originally planned. Grindstone, one of the distributors, has even arranged a small-scale theater release.

The film was originally planned to be released in China on August 17, but was later postponed to October 26 due to Fan Bingbing's tax evasion incident. Finally, it was announced the day before yesterday that the release plan was cancelled.

"The Bombing" is a Sino-US co-production, and its distribution in North America is mainly handled by Lionsgate. The report pointed out that Lionsgate did not participate in the production of the Chinese version of the film, which means that "The Bombing" to be released in North America is another version.

Director Xiao Feng said on Weibo the day before yesterday, "No matter how many facts there are, they will not help. No matter how innocent we are, we cannot stop the smears. No matter how much we give, we will inevitably give up. It's time to let go. Letting go is not giving up. It's just a pity for the child I raised for eight years! I apologize to my creative partners who have always supported me, to the distribution team who have been working hard, and to the audience who still have expectations for the movie! I firmly believe that the world will eventually be smooth for good people. God has eyes, and retribution will eventually return to its place."