Posters of Asian Movies - China Cuando un joven monje se ve obligado a abandonar su monasterio empobrecida, que confía en sus habilidades de artes marciales extraordinarias para sobrevivir en el mundo exterior. En busca de un mentor, se cruza con un maestro de Kung Fu que está en posesión del Libro de los Secretos, que revela el arte perdido de la técnica mortal Ape Huelga Kung Fu. El libro raro es codiciado por un padre e hijo siniestra que irá a cualquier extremo para obtenerlo. El monje se encuentra inmerso en una batalla a muerte para proteger tanto el libro como su maestro. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 道士下山
- También conocida como: Dao Shi Xia Shan ,
- Director: Chen Kai Ge
- Guionista: Zhang Ting
- Géneros: Comedia, Wuxia, Drama, Fantasía
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True (comedy) wuxia with great actors
Slapstick with a serious undertone and great fighting scenes.The path is the goal could be the underlying message.
The story is a patchwork of different peoples stories in different times, their desires and motivations. Glued together by He Anxia (Wang Baoquiang), the young monk, asked to leave his monastery to experience the world and kind of make his own mistakes to understand all of it.
It's like a theater play with really great actors, infused with some comedy to make it lighter.
I'd recommend it for a Sunday evening watch.
And because of Chang Chen, Aaron Kwok and Danny Chan Kwok-kwan :D
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