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Journey To The West 2: The Demons Strike Back

Tang Monk brings his three disciples to the West where everything is harmonious only on the outside with many suffering from demon possession and other supernatural events. The monk and the disciples embark on a journey to put an end to this, but they must first end the tension between themselves.

Language: Mandarin
Subtitle: English / Chinese
Classification: PG
Release Date: 28 Jan 2017
Genre: Action / Adventure / Comedy / Fantasy
Running Time: 1 Hour 49 Minutes
Distributor: Sony Pictures Releasing International
Cast: Kris Wu, Lin Gengxin, Yao Chen, Lin Yun, Wang Duo
Director: Tsui Hark
Format: 2D

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Writer: Cinnamon Lion

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The Good, the Bad and the Journey continues:

• The big-budget sequel to Stephen Chow's blockbuster boosted the much anticipated collaboration between Chow and famed filmmaker Tsui Hark (the latter who now takes over directing duties from Chow), however the film never quite manages to deliver the signature laughs expected from a Stephen Chow film.

• One of the main flaws of the movie is casting of heartthrob Kris Wu as Xuan Zang who doesn't quite do a convincing job. Even the rest of the cast are replaced from the original actors however this is not too noticeable thanks to the heavy make-up and prosthetics.

• The film is very CGI heavy and it justifies its use for several fight scenes and especially the inventive way of how Tsui Hark depicts a creepy forest, a colourful kingdom and clashes between giant creatures among other things.

• Although the film is based on the classic Chinese novel, the filmmakers have taken a lot of liberty with the story.


Cinema Online, 01 February 2017
   
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Classification
Effective 15 July 2011
G - Suitable for all ages
PG - Suitable for all ages, but parents should provide guidance to their young
PG13 - Suitable for persons aged 13 and above, but parental guidance is advised for children below 13
NC16 - Suitable for persons aged 16 years and above
M18 - Suitable for persons aged 18 years and above
R21 - Restricted to persons aged 21 and above only