A Chinese Ghost Story II
1990, Horror, 1h 43m
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A wandering scholar (Leslie Cheung) escapes wrongful imprisonment, falls for a rebel woman (Joey Wang) and has supernatural encounters.
Cast & Crew
Leslie Cheung
Ling Choi Sin
Ling Choi Sin
Joey Wong Cho-Yin
Ching Fung , Windy
Ching Fung , Windy
Michelle Reis
Yuet Chi , Moon
Yuet Chi , Moon
Jacky Cheung
Yin
Yin
Wu Ma
Yin Chek Hsia , Swordsman
Yin Chek Hsia , Swordsman
Tony Ching Siu Tung
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Director
Critic Reviews for A Chinese Ghost Story II
Audience Reviews for A Chinese Ghost Story II
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Mar 13, 2008Just as good, if not a bit funnier than the original.Anthony V Super Reviewer
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Jan 12, 2008The bumbling young scholar continues his adventures when he is mistaken for a respected philosopher whose disciples are trying to free one of their imprisoned brethren from the clutches of a demon impersonating a religious leader. More ridiculous coincidences, unlikely misunderstandings and mistaken identities are the excuse for people flying through the air in slow motion through pink and green backlit dry ice in this sequel to the popular fantasy from Tsui Hark. The action is the usual frenetic martial arts and pyrotechnics shot from odd angles and girls clothes accidentally fall off and boobs are accidentally grabbed in the usual Carry On Hong Kong style. The plot is the familiar Asian insanity with little to no structure to speak of; it's just a random sequence of events designed to introduce yet more eye boggling nonsense and the dialogue best not mentioned. And the monster effects are truly awful! Yet like a child's pantomime it's all done with such niave charm and enthusiasm it's difficult not to warm to it. I spent just as much time laughing at it as with it, but it's amusing enough to move it into the so bad it's (almost) good category.xGary X Super Reviewer
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Dec 20, 2006I believe this part II trades much of the romantic charm of the first installment for more action and special effects.Dean M Super Reviewer
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