Interestingly, the site specializing in Chinese cinema, the fourth part is positioned as a film that has nothing to do with China. Oh, come on. In China, they say “to live in a time of change.” And that is not the best wish. More like a curse. The Dragon Warrior does not want to change. But there's a fox in his way. The fox is also a very ambiguous character to the folklore of ancient China. And this ambivalence (to put it simply, duality) she brings to the screen. I'm not talking about it, so I don't go down to spoilers. In the course of viewing there was a parallel with the first "Death battle" of 1995. The one where Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa and Robin Shue starred. And if you liked the first part, I think this one will also appeal. Unless the film should have some age rating, because the youngest viewers will find it difficult to follow all the vicissitudes of a far from simple plot.
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