All commercial films are well promoted, and this film is no exception. In line with Hollywood, the entire production team, except for the martial arts coach Yuan Heping, is Hollywood. So, thinking is also Hollywood. Even the music, from the beginning, was still antique, and later it was like the Irish bagpipes.
Wukong, drunken fairy, white-haired witch, and Shaolin monk, mixed together, very lively. The elements of Chinese Kung Fu in foreign impressions are gathered together.
The biggest champion is Jackie Chan and Jet Li. The two are young, and they play heartily. Unfortunately, this film has no connotation and no soul. It just borrows elements of Chinese kung fu to fabricate a plausible Chinese legend. Without its soil, it can't be called a classic.
I remember someone said that "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" was filmed for foreigners, and so was "Kung Fu King". Similar in appearance, this is a typical Hollywood film, what can you ask for?
But it still gave me some inspiration. The story of Monkey King can be written in this way, and Kung Fu and mythology can be combined in this way. Although the combination of foreign directors is nondescript, sometimes outsiders are bold and make mistakes, but they will get a glimpse of the secret because of fate.
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