Mojin: The Worm Valley

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Film that wants to be a blockbuster for families where cursed young people go to look for a magical artifact that can help them break the curse. The film itself entertains even if it is full of plot holes and too confusing, much of what happens is left to pure chance and seems to have no correlation, perhaps however it is wrong to watch it alone and to understand it you must necessarily watch the other films of this saga, because as a lonely film the situation is senseless, too many things seem to be left to chance and without any correlation, even the deaths are a bit strange as the first is meaningless and completely useless and the second as long as useful is almost senseless and victim of a coincidence too forced to ignore it.

It must have been written by political hacks. Not a single conversation made sense. There was no conceptual logic or story. No beginning, middle, or end. It was like listening to a powerful speech by a political figure... Strong emotions and expressed feelings that didn't make a lick of sense. The cgi and music was ok. I suspect that they were done first for another project and whatever fell onto the floor someone decided to do a make work project to bilk people out of their hard earned money. The actors couldn't have had any idea about what the storyline was about but did their best spewing the nonsense from the script, if there even was one. Absolute garbage. I pity the "political" ingenue that think this was high art.

Other than the CGI that I can give credit to, the acting was so childish and their "heroic" actions were so dumb. All they know is to say "run" when they wake the monsters. Facing the monsters, they got the brilliant mind to use a regular rope to stop the monsters. When they were running away from the giant crocodiles, one of them used a bow and arrows to fight back. When they were facing any challenges, the team would unconsciously stand together in a straight line for the camera shot. Watching this movie made me feel like it was made for seven years old kids. Strongly suggest MPA film ratings should create a new category called NC-7: No One 7 and above admitted. Clearly children. Adults are not admitted.

Mojin: The Worm Valley is great for those viewing audiences whom loved Hollywood 's 80s Raiders of the Lost Ark to 1990s Jurassic Park/ Tomb Raider films. Yes, there is a lot of CGI effects, but it's to be expected with this genre and quality of entertainment. This film is a follow-up sequel to the successful 2015 Mojin: The Lost Legend. Yes, this follow-up doesn't top the first film, but it still delivers a great adventure. This film like the first one is based on Zhang Muye's best-selling book series, Ghost Blows Out the Light. Its director Fei Xing uses CGI action sequences with inventive creatures that reveled Ray Harryhausen's Jason and Agronauts films. The CGI works rather well, with a good musical score. The cast includes Xai Heng as Hu Bayi, Gu Xuan as Shirley Yang and Cheng Taishen as Professor Sun as they chased to Tomb of Emperor Xian. It was probably better to see this film in 3D and to view the first Mojin film prior to seeing this follow-up.

Hu Bayi (Hang Cai) is the Indian Jones of Chinese films. But alas, he has the mark of an ancient curse which means he won't live past 40. In order to remove the curse, he needs the Dragon Bone Celestial Tome which only has 8 lines and the Mu Chen Orb who's location is described in the Tome. With the help of a crazy blind man, they get help to find the location. Hu Bayi doesn't go alone but has a small entourage which includes Shirley Yang (Xuan Gu) who is China's Katniss with the three-point stance and never-ending quiver. They must battle all kinds of creatures along the way. I felt like this was a journey to the center of the Earth type of film with something around every corner. I thought they missed their calling when they didn't include a dead man along the way with a fedora and a whip. The film was mostly PG except for the few F-words at the beginning. They did manage to muster a kiss, a rarity for Chinese films. Shirley wore a cross and I don't know if it was personal or something she wore for the film. The Chinese women strip down to go swimming showing off their boxer briefs. I enjoyed it.