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| Xun Zhou | ... |
Xiao Wei
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| Wei Zhao | ... |
Pei Rong
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| Kun Chen | ... |
General Wang Sheng
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| Donnie Yen | ... |
Pang Yong
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Betty Sun | ... |
Xia Bing
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Yuwu Qi | ... |
Demon Xiao Yi
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Michael Tan An-Ye | ... |
Da Dao
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Zhao Chang-Zhou | ... |
Jing An
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Kim-Fai Che |
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Ke Cheng |
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Kwok-Ping Choi |
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Xiao Cong | ... |
Jing Ping
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Qu Da-Lei | ... |
Ding Yi
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Wang Fei |
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Liu Fei-Long |
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Where there is trouble, there is solution. This time, the troubles comes from two myth spirits that take the form of a human. Disguise in human skin and clothes, the two continues to take the heart of human to stay alive and young. But one of them leads to the wrong path and fall in love with a married man. What will happen to the live of this man and his wife after saving the her from the barbarians? Written by Kimberly
After all the effort of building international reputation with films like "Heroes" and "Crouching Tiger", Chinese film has gone back to the starting point with this one. "Painted Skin" is nothing but an amateur attempt trying to imitate other ones, without sufficient skill or patient. The lines are simple AWFUL!!! I wonder whether they came up with the script in two days. The costumes and makeup is a joke, look like recycled from other movies. The acting....Donnie Yen's performance is probably OK for a HongKong TV show and nothing else, and all those supposedly emotional scenes are so badly handled, gave me goose bumps. The worst thing of this film is the directing, the editing and camera works. It is absolutely mind-blowing that such a horrible production, worse than an average video on Youtube, has spent so much money on advertising and publicity stunt, but nothing on making this movie worth seeing.