Typical Stephen Chow type movies, all kinds of jokes about Journey to the West, all kinds of spoofs, all kinds of reversals, and finally love.
The movie is pretty good, although I don't like it in some places. Tang monks learned Zen from three hundred Tang poems, and then they were just bluffing. The characters are dressed in various beggars' costumes, and the clothes are not covered, and they don't seem to be too much. They are tattered. The face is also gray and black, and there is no appearance. I generally don't like this style of styling. However, Huang Bo's Monkey King's shape is quite special, although it is also tattered, but considering that he has been trapped for many years, it is normal.
The man in white vomited blood while pretending, and it was funny to see that he was spoofing some similar characters pretending to be X. Shu Qi's performance is good. Under the rough appearance, she has a heart of love. While pretending to be strong and meaningless, she pursues her closely and sacrifices herself to protect each other. Impressed.
Huang Bo deceived people, people and animals are harmless, very gentle, and in a blink of an eye, his fierceness is revealed, and he is lawless. That dance was amazing.
When watching this drama, some parts are scary, some parts are tense, some parts are funny, and some parts are a little moving. It's a good movie.
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