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Film Review: Monkey King: Cave of the Silk Web (2020) by Wong Jing and Keung Kwok Man
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This classic Chinese literature “Journey to the West” written by Wu Cheng En, concerning the epic voyage of Tang and his disciples, proves so popular that countless of TV series, comics and movies extract it for inspirations. In this case, Buddha apparently has imprisoned Sun Wu Kong (the Monkey King) for 500 years under the Five Finger Mountain for coursing havoc in Heaven. Accordingly, Tang San Zang, a Tripitaka monk, sent by Guanyin the Goddess of Mercy no doubt, comes along and releases him on the condition that he has to follow and protect him during their journey to India to retrieve the Buddhist scriptures. Along the way, they recruit two more disciples, a pig demon Chu Ba Jie (Pigsy) and Sha Jeng (Sandy).

This latest version produced in mainland China primarily for streaming online is directed by Keung Kwok Man, whereas veteran filmmaker Wong Jing is also credited as the screenwriter who also co-directs.
See full article at AsianMoviePulse
  • 7/29/2021
  • by David Chew
  • AsianMoviePulse
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