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Adapted from the classic chinese novel "Journey to the West", The Monkey King (Dicky Cheung) got punished... more
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Goofy but Good more (3 total)
Cast
(Series Credited cast)| Sammi Cheng | ... | Buddha Goon Yum | |
| Dicky Cheung | ... | The Monkey King | |
| Andy Hui Chi-On | ... | The Dragon Horse | |
| Charlene Choi | ... | Ji Lan | |
| Gillian Chung | ... | Ji Mei | |
| Eddy Ko | ... | Emperor Tong | |
| Eric Kot | ... | Chu Bak Gai | |
| Kar-Ying Law | ... | Golden Star | |
| Sam Lee | ... | The Sand Monk | |
| San-san Lee | ... | Seven Treasures | |
| Edmond Leung | ... | The Mentor | |
| Ka-Yan Leung | ... | Lee Ching | |
| Jimmy Lin | ... | Na Ja | |
| Jackie Lui Chung-yin | ... | Yeung Jin (as Jackie Lui) | |
| Simon Lui | ... | Siu But | |
| William So Wing Hong | ... | The Dragon King of the East Sea (as William So) | |
| Paulyn Sun | ... | The Spider Evil | |
| Eric Tsang | ... | Bodhi | |
| Kenneth Tsang | ... | The King of Heaven | |
| Nicholas Tse | ... | The Hell Warrior | |
| Yut Fei Wong | ... | The Bull Evil | |
| Kristy Yang | ... | The Skeleton Evil | |
| Anita Yuen | ... | The Goddess of Nine Heaven | |
| Fennie Yuen | ... | The Snake Evil |
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Chai tin dai sing suen ng hung (China: Cantonese title)
Qi tian da sheng sun wu kong (China: Mandarin title)
The Monkey King (Hong Kong: English title)
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Referenced in Ping Shao Han: Ascension (2004) (V) more
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The only review I see for this series right now is one which talks about how they could not possibly fit too much stuff in a 2 hour movie. Since this is a series of one hour episodes, I am not sure what the complaint is. I have not read any but a small portion of a Journey West, so I cannot say how true it is staying, but of what I do know it is actually sort of close.
The acting style is mixed, sometimes being dead on and sometimes being jester-like. I really enjoy it on a cross between an inner-child level and a martial arts level, though I have to admit that it does not satiate more mature watching interests. It is great stress relief though.
Special effects are not that bad, in fact they are comparable to an american sci-fi series. It is not low budget nor high budget, but they manage to do a good job with what they have. The one main exception is everyone but the monkey' kings monkey outfit, which are often just obviously clothes. And you have scenes like in the first one where you can see a camel being lead by an obvious rope. I do not know if they are only trying to invoke an image (much like a stage show in which you are trying to have the setting suggested a lot of the time) or if it is just poor editing.
Story line is great, and the acting it out is good if a little goofy. American audiences might dislike the way it jumps from scene to scene, but those used to asian cinema and tv should be used to a slightly different respect for time.
Watch the first 10 minutes of the first two episodes. They show a wide variety of the physical and visual humor and the drama involved. The scenes overall work. They are funny when they mean to be and introspective when they mean to be. I recommend.