“The Emperor has been a prisoner in his own palace since the day that he was crowned, and has remained a prisoner since he abdicated. But now he's growing up, he may wonder why he's the only person in China who may not walk out of his own front door. I think the Emperor is the loneliest boy on Earth.” 1987’s The Last Emperor tells the tale of Pu Yi, the eponymous last emperor of China. Following his childhood, abdication, and eventual alignment with Imperial Japan to regain his power, the movie reveals some never-before-seen locations from China’s Forbidden City and a narrative as Shakespearean as it is historical. Does the Last Emperor continue the trend of solid epics, or does it fade into history with the rest? Find out…today!
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“The Emperor has been a prisoner in his own palace since the day that he was crowned, and has remained a prisoner since he abdicated. But now he's growing up, he may wonder why he's the only person in China who may not walk out of his own front door. I think the Emperor is the loneliest boy on Earth.” 1987’s The Last Emperor tells the tale of Pu Yi, the eponymous last emperor of China. Following his childhood, abdication, and eventual alignment with Imperial Japan to regain his power, the movie reveals some never-before-seen locations from China’s Forbidden City and a narrative as Shakespearean as it is historical. Does the Last Emperor continue the trend of solid epics, or does it fade into history with the rest? Find out…today!
Current Rankings
Lawerence of Arabia
The Godfather
All About Eve
The Godfather Part II
Gone With Wind
It Happened One Night
Amadeus
The Deer Hunter
The Sting
All The King’s Men
The Lost Weekend
Bridge on the River Kwai
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
The French Connection
On The Waterfront
The Sound Of Music
Casablanca
All Quiet on the Western Front
Rebecca
In The Heat of the Night
The Mutiny On The Bounty
You Can’t Take It With You
Marty
Mrs. Miniver
My Fair Lady
Patton
Gentleman’s Agreement
Hamlet
Cimarron
Ben Hur
Chariots of Fire
Gandhi
Annie Hall
Midnight Cowboy
Best Years of Our Lives
From Here to Eternity
Oliver!
Around the World in 80 Days
The Apartment
The Great Ziegfeld
A Man Of All Seasons
The West Side Story
Wings
Grand Hotel
Rocky
Out of Africa
Tom Jones
Kramer v Kramer
Life of Emil Zola
How Green Was My Valley
Platoon
An American in Paris
Going My Way
Greatest Show On Earth
Ordinary People
Terms of Endearment
Broadway Melody
Cavalcade
Gigi