Soon the bone lady came and told Tang Seng and others that what the king said was a lie to cover up. The king told Tang Seng that the children here had been harmed by the bone spirit. The four masters and apprentices came to the border of Yunhaixi and received the king’s enthusiasm. Tang Seng, Bajie and Drifting complained that Wukong killed the innocent indiscriminately, making Wukong endure grievances. Later, Wukong saw the true colors of these banshees, and beat them to death one by one, but the monsters all fled. At first Wukong's fiery eyes and golden eyes were confused by Mrs. The bone spirit wanted to eat the Tang monk because she wanted to Become a banshee forever without being reincarnated as a human being. This was the transformation of the bone spirit and several enchantresses under his team. The four masters and apprentices walked through a remote field and found that an old woman and two daughters lived in a house here.
Wukong subdued the two of them, and the two also understood that they would follow Tang Seng to go to Xitian to learn the scriptures. On the way, Tang Seng and Wukong met Zhu Bajie who was greedy and lustful and Monk Sha who was honest and patience. A dragon ate the white horse that Tang Seng was riding, so Wukong defeated the dragon and turned it into a new white dragon horse. After Wu Kong understood that Xuanzang was the monk he was going to accompany to the west to obtain the truth, he was forced to wear a diamond hoop. Tang Seng took down the magic talisman on the stone and made Monkey King free. He hid in a cave and saw Monkey King who had been crushed under the Five Elements Mountain for five hundred years. Riding a white horse, Tang Seng was chased by a vicious tiger on the road. The visual can get sketchy as well, but for the most parts they hold up nicely, its more intense scenes are definitely visually pleasing.The Monkey King 2 (2016) Review ABOUT THE MOVIE THE MONKEY KING 2 (2016) Ironically, the familiar sense can be too predictable.
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The plot tries to create more perspectives, but its core story is no different than many Monkey King shows from TV and movie. It is not without flaws, although these are not major by any means. At some points it even resembles another journey from the West, "Lord of The Ring" in its natural splendor and enigmatic creature. Each event grants a distinct unique view as the group travels through cities and villages. Settings as well as costume present a delicate balance with its contrasting color. The most improvement is seen in CG department, which looks breathtaking as a fantasy adventure even in first glance. It is simply a better cast in general than the first movie had. A few comedic moments are pleasantly delivered with good chemistry. Their attires change throughout the phases as they're displayed in flashy fashion yet still recognizable in the intricacy. Rendition of the monk, Baije and Wujing always spark interest, and the version this movie produces is definitely cordial.
Lady White's fellow monsters are uniquely portrayed as half women half beast, almost similar to something from Del Toro's universe and the make-up doesn't disappoint. This also translates to other characters as well. She brings a heavier impact to every scene she's in. One can't go wrong in casting a charismatic actor and polish her character in CG, costume and make-up. Gong Li as Lady White fits as the villain. Granted, he enjoys higher level of production to create the persona. Aaron Kwok as Sun Wukong is arguably better than Donnie Yen, he has more zeal which fits the scrappy Monkey King better, specifically with his body language. Perhaps this story will be familiar to Asian audience, and it's refreshing to see it's presented with gorgeous modern presentation. This is the story of Sun Wukong as he first meets with Tang Sanzang, the monk who will journey to the west to get the scripture. Understandably, this can hinder audience's interest for the sequel, but worry not, "The Monkey King 2" is leagues above its predecessor, using better animation, excellent production and friendlier characters to deliver a more amicable magical tale. When the first Monkey King premiered there was lofty expectation, yet what we got was lackluster ancient mythology with outdated graphic.
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