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Monk Comes Down the Mountain (2015)

“Ruthless defines a champion, principal creates a hero.”

  • 113 min
  • Action
  • imdb logo 5.5/10 (2239 votes)

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Plot

From the visionary director of Farewell My Concubine comes an enthralling martial-arts epic, Monk Comes Down the Mountain. This captivating tale, based on Xu Haofeng's celebrated novel, weaves the extraordinary journey of a young, unworldly monk named He Anxia. Expelled from his isolated monastery, he is thrust into the tumultuous reality of a 1930s Chinese city—an infernal world far removed from his tranquil existence. This narrative follows He Anxia as he navigates the trials and tribulations of this new world, a place teeming with vibrant characters and clandestine dangers. Among the myriad of individuals he encounters, two stand out: Boss Zha, an opera singer with an unexpected proficiency in spear wielding, portrayed by the versatile Chang Chen of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon fame, and the enigmatic Zhou Xiyu, a broom-wielding Taoist embodied by Asian pop sensation, Aaron Kwok. As He Anxia treads the thin line between virtue and vice, he finds himself immersed in a series of astonishing martial arts battles. These electrifying sequences redefine the art of physical combat, taking it to unprecedented heights. In this city that's a melting pot of chaos and intrigue, He Anxia's journey becomes an intricate dance between good and evil, a fable that unravels with every step he takes. Monk Comes Down the Mountain is a riveting tale, replete with adventure, seduction, and masterful martial arts, a cinematic spectacle that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating what lies around the next corner.

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Monk Comes Down the Mountain is an action movie featuring Baoqiang Wang.

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