Buddies in India

Wang Baoqiang’s modern day reimagining of the Journey to the West is a manic, bizarre but still entertaining adaptation.

Wu Kong

Needlessly serious, this reimagining of Sun Wukong's origin isn't what I would call good, but it's a blast to watch nonetheless.

History has never before taken such a walloping than in Roy Chow's video game adaptation.

Despite its exciting premise, the stakes have never been lower in Zhang Chong’s strange psycho-fantasy.

The gods take their endless battle to the streets of a sci-fi China in Zhao Ji’s action fantasy.

In Ang Lee’s sexy spy thriller, alliances and relationships are as fraught with peril as any war.

A young soldier finds himself in way over his head in this adaptation of Huanzhulouzhu’s fantasy novel.

Once thought lost, the first Journey to the West adaptation has survived – though not entirely intact.

Sha Wujing isn’t even the main villain of his own chapter in the first of a new Journey to the West film series.

Are you tired of competently-made Journey to the West films? Don’t worry. Two Princesses has you covered.

In the third film, The Monkey King takes a back seat to the Tang Monk’s matters of the heart.

Poor pacing and amateurish animation diminish the potential charm of Yonfan’s romantic drama.