| Journey To The West: Conquering The Demons | |||||
| Magnolia Home Entertainment (2013) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy | |||||
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| Show Lo | Prince Important | |
| Chrissie Chau | Killer Si | |
| Lee Sheung Ching | Sand Monk | |
| Zhang Wen | Xuan Zang | |
| Bo Huang | Monkey King | |
| Show Luo | Prince Important | |
| Shing-Cheung Lee | Sand Monk | |
| Bingqiang Chen | Kl Hong | |
| Sihan Cheng | Master Nameless | |
| Yu Xing | Fist Of The North Star | |
| Zhengyu Lu | Killer Yi | |
| Chi Ling Chiu | Killer Er | |
| Di Yang | Killer San | |
| Hangyu Ge | Killer Wu / Short Monkey King | |
| Min Hun Fung | Taoist Priest |
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| Producer | Stephen Chow
Zhang Dajun |
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| Writer | Xin Huo
Fung Chih Chiang |
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| Cinematography | Sung Fai Choi
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| Musician | Raymond Wong
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Based on one of the four great classical novels of chinese literature of the same name, Stephen Chow's "Journey To The West" is a contemporary remake of the misadventures of a Buddhist monk as he makes a pilgrimage from China to India. This first entry into this series mainly deals with the monk trying to be a successful demon hunter while struggling to understand the world around him and work toward enlightenment. |
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