The Lost Empire 2001

Runtime

240 mins

Language

English

English

Reluctant hero and goddess have three days to save the world. American journalist Nick Orton is pulled into a realm of Chinese gods and monsters while hunting the lost ‘Hsi Yu Chi’ manuscript (Journey to the West) by Wu Ch’eng En, and is joined by a magic‑wielding ape, a pig‑humanoid and an ex‑cannibal ally. The tale adapts a classic Chinese legend.

Reluctant hero and goddess have three days to save the world. American journalist Nick Orton is pulled into a realm of Chinese gods and monsters while hunting the lost ‘Hsi Yu Chi’ manuscript (Journey to the West) by Wu Ch’eng En, and is joined by a magic‑wielding ape, a pig‑humanoid and an ex‑cannibal ally. The tale adapts a classic Chinese legend.

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