Mandarin Chinese.
The movie "House of Flying Daggers" predominantly features Mandarin Chinese as the spoken language. Subtitles are usually provided in other languages for international audiences.
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The duration of House of Flying Daggers is 1.98 hours.
House of Flying Daggers was created on 2004-05-19.
House of Flying Daggers was released on 12/03/2004.
The Production Budget for House of Flying Daggers was $12,000,000.
House of Flying Daggers was based in China
House of Flying Daggers grossed $92,863,945 worldwide.
House of Flying Daggers grossed $11,050,094 in the domestic market.
The movie titled 'The House of Flying Daggers' was released on the 3rd of December 2004. The movie has received high acclaim from movie critics, especially for the fighting scenes.
Zhang Ziyi
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Could be House of the Flying Daggers
I was curious about this as well, as my daughter is planning on moving with her fiance' to China, and I noted a very different quality to the speech in the film, than in other Chinese language films. What little I have been able to research would indicate that it is a slightly accented Mandarin, rather than Cantonese. To my ear the Mandarin (even if it was purely classical Mandarin in Daggers) was softer and more melodic than what I have heard of Cantonese (if that is the other most broadly spoken dialect). Hope that helped.