Tbf china style is rgb. I like nezha kid design, remind me of gorillaz lul

Western do control their lighting much better

When I said ugly character, I’m not just referring to Nezha, the other characters design also looks unappealing to me. The art design just too generic.

For someone who watches chinese movies, this movie still feels like its chinese.

More authentic than those cultural appropriations like Disney's Mulan.

How to enjoy movie with kids around making noise?

This post has been edited by new in IT: Mar 19 2025, 01:59 PM

20k salary can't afford that?

don't understand is a poor excuse.
This Ne Zha has changed alot of the premise, and you just view it as a new story with similar characters. To be frank, i only know about Ne Zha and his parents for the original story and that's it.

different culture.
probably only asians will like.

but other angmoh reviewer like it ohh

Rm20k? In my dreams.

Nationalism.

Same reason why BMW is so popular even if it’s a mid game at best.

I like that movie, my favourite scene is where the wukong soon to be staff falling into the sea where later on he came to collect it in his story.

Got show wukong meh?

He mean wukong's batang

Was expecting Nezha to kill the dragon prince and pull out the tendons. Too bad that didn't happen. Anyway the part where he found out his dad's deal to swap for his death is something very special to watch as a father myself

Got lanun ver

Ah a man of culture, you got my like.

Not confirmed is wukong batang

R u chinese? Or r u familiar with journey to the west?

Bruh...For real?

Western capitalists already seeking new frontiers by tapping into China mythology/history after decades of tunggang Japanese ones (Samurai , Ninja, etc ).

Toy makers like LEGO and Hasbro already have Chinese mythology themes and this means global consumers/kids starting to warm themselves up to this.

So movies like Nezha 2 simply is riding on shoulders of giants , aka prior awareness created by foreign companies / recent breakout game featuring Monkey God.


Back to Malaysia... we have TVB to thanks for exposing non Chinese on Chinese Mythology .

This post has been edited by alanyuppie: Mar 19 2025, 04:04 PM