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League of Gods is a 2016 Hong Kong-Chinese dream movie coordinated by Koan Hui and Vernie Yeung, in view of the sixteenth century novel Fengshen Yanyi by Xu Zhonglin and featuring a group cast of Jet Li, Tony Leung, Fan Bingbing, Louis Koo, Huang Xiaoming, Angelababy, Wen Zhang, and Jacky Heung. The film was delivered in China on 29 July 2016.

The spending plan of the film is HK$300 million. Head photography began on 21 January 2015.[6] Actress Cecilia Cheung was initially projected in the job of Nezha, in any case, because of her unfortunate conduct on set, she was terminated from the film. She was supplanted in her job by entertainer Wen Zhang, who was the first decision for the job.

During the rule of King Zhou (Tony Leung Ka-fai), an authority enters his bedchamber, and is gobbled up by the gigantic tails of Daji (Fan Bingbing), his courtesan. Outside their city, a few fighters inside a metal cart examine their techniques to free the Invisible People and their Chief, when Jiang Ziya (Jet Li) appears to them. He lets them know that when King Zhou was more youthful, he let himself become moved by the Black Dragon for his journey for power. Jiang Ziya later withdraws riding his crane.

Inside the city, King Zhou and Daji hold a celebration, and torment the head of the Invisible People to predict his future. The main shows King Zhou a dream of himself arguing for leniency and breaking down away, making the King request his gatekeepers to eliminate the central's eyes.

Simultaneously, the champions slip into a jail and battle a few watchmen, where Leizhenzi (Jacky Heung), an individual from the Wing Adept clan, utilizes his powers to obliterate the metal bars that seal the Invisible People, despite the fact that he was cautioned not to utilize them there.

Why every one of the awful audits??

VanillaHammer3 November 2016

I can't completely accept that the low score for this film and the awful surveys whining about the impacts. Indeed, there's a great deal of CGI in this film however something like you find in the Avengers or Star Trek. What's more, yes the storyline is a piece peculiar on occasion, yet it's an Asian dream film in view of a centuries old tale so things will be somewhat unique. 

I thought some about the activity scenes were astounding and there was a few entertaining minutes and some extraordinary acting. Snatch some popcorn, switch your cerebrum off for 100 minutes and pause for a moment or two and partake in the take without overanalysing things and you'll have for a ride. Can hardly sit tight for the spin-off.

Indeed, even the ritzy cast isn't sufficient a justification for us to suggest this callous wreck of a film

moviexclusive30 July 2016

Prior to going to the see of this Chinese summer activity dream blockbuster, this essayist went over an internet based article about how the film is being charged as a "Chinese X Men". Then, he watched the trailer and had a pestering inclination that he will have no good thing to say regarding this ritzy creation (on the off chance that you hate excesses of enhancements and PC produced animals, then, at that point, you are on this commentator's side).

Sufficiently genuine, the brief film tosses a large number of scenes of bombastic activity groupings at its watchers. There isn't anything especially unique about this creation - it is actually an untidy mashup of things you have seen somewhere else.

In light of the Ming Dynasty novel Fengshen Yanyi (Investiture of the Gods) by Xu Zhonglin, the story starts of with an oppressive lord (an exhausted looking Tony Leung, who had been better in motion pictures like the new Cold War 2), who is additionally charmed by a wonderful ruler (Fan Bingbing, who is the greatest aspect of this film), who is as a matter of fact an old fox devil (keep an eye out for her goliath limbs!). 

Similarly as the shrewd pair are going to kill off a hero who is holding the key to obliterate a definitive baddie known as the Black Dragon, heroes as an honorable young fellow (a sincere Jacky Heung who can't save the film) and a strong magician (Jet Li, who can show improvement over this).

Somewhere else, there is a wretched general who rides on a CG dark jaguar (Louis Koo, who likely is blissful from procuring a few simple bucks), a defiant hero who zoom around on CG discharge wheels (Wen Zhang, who assumed control over the job from Cecilia Chung after she was shot for unfortunate way of behaving) and an honorable fighter who yields CG weapons (an underused Huang Xiaoming). 

Goodness, there is likewise the adoration interest character (Angelababy, looking as lovely as could be expected with her large marvelous eyes) who looks truly blissful when she sees CG blue butterflies. The heroes should chase down a powerful sword which should save the world (obviously).

Frankly, the story has a considerable amount of potential to underwrite the characters' silly capacities and the evil presences' mind boggling powers to deliver an engaging piece of work. Tragically, when you have HK$300 million to blow on a film, spending plan is spent on attempting to intrigue the majority with CG scenes (this journalist could have been more dazzled on the off chance that there were animatronics in plain view).

Cash was presumably additionally spent on "unfamiliar abilities" like arranger John Debney (The Jungle Book), activity chief Randall William Cook (The Lord of the Rings), sound architect Brent Burge (The Hobbit) and supervisor Wayne Philip Wahrman (I Am Legend).

The outcome? A wreck that can scarcely be rescued. We simply have to make reference to one scene for you to know what's in store - A CG Nezha attacks a submerged castle and obliterates CG ocean beasts with CG fart. Correct, you read it right. We trust the evidence speak for itself here - till the spin-off goes along (correct, there will presumably be one).

For the benefit of Chinese all over, I am sorry

hansel7143 January 2017

I don't regularly compose audits yet this film is simply God terrible. A commentator said that you shouldn't see the film with western eyes since it's an Asian film. I'm Chinese and this film is the most horrendously terrible Chinese film I've at any point seen. The entertainers are under used; the cgi is preposterous, revolting, and ridiculous; the plot is simply awful. I'm so befuddled on who the principal entertainer is, on the grounds that there are so many subplots. 

You can foster characters without the subplots. What's going on with that under the ocean scene? Didn't the shrewd general die overhead? How could he show up on the war zone? The altering is simply awful. The alter toward the start of the film when the lord is having a festival while an escape is going on is simply risible. It's simply a horrendous horrible film. Please, no spin-off.

What a great film !

Bullibuoy28 February 2017

I'm shocked to peruse such countless low appraisals on this film, this is my #1 film to date in this classification, I love Martial Arts motion pictures , particularly dream ones and this has all that you might actually care about. The characters are inventive, extraordinary ensembles/make up, loads of fun CGI, cloud urban communities, unfading warlord miscreants, malicious evil presences, amazing kung fu, and activity activity.

Wuxia motion pictures are a lot of tomfoolery, not to be made too much of, after all they're in a real sense mind blowing tales about evil presences and legends. Assuming you preferred The Serpent and the White Snake, or Monkey King, True Legend, The Four series, or the Tai Chi Hero/Zero, then you'll cherish this.

One of the most terrible Chinese folklore transformation, all due to Western impact.

ssjben-680-66852215 April 2017

This is totally by a wide margin, one of the most obviously terrible Chinese folklore variation I've at any point found in my 28 years as a Chinese. The greatest defect is the manner by which the characters had practically no likeness to their unique selves, they were "westernized" for engaging the western crowd. 

The story was out of control, silly and the screen play was clearly hurried - where it seemed like the chief had an agenda of what to do and just went with it. They took the fundamental center of Chinese folklore and just littered it with however much blasts as could be expected. Well, space ships... truly?

With respect to any redeeming quality, I'd give the film a few props for having an exceptionally good sound dominating ability. The LFE was tight, it wasn't domineering and it has a feeling of weight at whatever point the scene requests it. There's likewise some great use of encompass impacts, voices container with exceptionally quite wide division that makes it somewhat spooky to pay attention to now and again.

China's visual office has most certainly made considerable progress. They're as yet a couple of steps behind Hollywood all in all, however they're most certainly nearer than any time in recent memory. Great exertion by the VFX group, sadly the choice in making the entire film seem as though the Avengers was a major mood killer.

This is a fair film, best case scenario, and more often than not, it's just terrible. It merits a 3 basically as a result of its sound show and a sign of approval for the VFX group. Other than that, this film has a place in the litter box of trash motion pictures.