An orphan becomes the disciple of a powerful sorcerer and is drawn into a larger conflict among the world's magical elite.
Credited cast: | |||
Bingbing Fan | ... | Guishan Lian Quan [Disciple to the Fifth Degree] (as Fan Bingbing) | |
Kris Wu | ... | Yin Chen [Lord to the Seventh Degree] | |
Cheney Chen | ... | Qi Ling [Disciple to the Seventh Degree / Lord to the Zeroth Degree] | |
William Wai-Ting Chan | ... | You Ming [Lord to the Second Degree] (as William Chan) | |
Amber Kuo | ... | Thalia [Lord to the Fourth Degree] (as Kuo Tsai Chieh) | |
Yun Lin | ... | Tianshu You Hua [Disciple to the Sixth Degree] (as Jelly Lin) | |
Mi Yang | ... | Shen Yin [Disciple to the Second Degree] | |
Roy Wang | ... | Cang Bai Shao Nian | |
Yikuan Yan | ... | Guishan Feng Hun [ Lord to the Fifth Degree] (as Kevin Yan) | |
Duo Wang | ... | Qi La [Lord to the Third Degree] (as Tony) | |
Jingming Guo | |||
Aarif Rahman | ... | Ni Hong [Disciple to the Fourth Degree] | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Michael Adamthwaite | ... | Guishan Feng Hun (Wind Walker) (voice) | |
Brian Doe | ... | High Lord Renegade (voice) | |
Kazumi Evans | ... | Guishan Lian Quan (Lotus) (voice) |
An orphan becomes the disciple of a powerful sorcerer and is drawn into a larger conflict among the world's magical elite.
As a fan of Jue ji, I went to see it immediately after its releasing. The scene was just the same as what I had imagined-the appearance and personalities of the characters and the choice of actors. I give a score of 8 out of 10 partly because of the director's choice of the actors. But most importantly, the movie brought the people in the book and in my imagination onto the screen, making me feel that they had come into the real world or that I was in their world. However, I don't think Guo Jingming has given enough consideration to the feelings of those people who didn't read his book before. The relationships between characters were hard to figure out by watching the movie only. The emotions were hid so deeply in character's eyes and expressions that couldn't be sensed by audience at first. So I recommend you to read the book before going to the theater and pay more attention to the details while watching.