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| Baihe Bai | ... |
Huo Xiaolan
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Boran Jing | ... |
Song Tianyin
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| Wu Jiang | ... |
Luo Gang
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Elaine Jin | ... |
Grandmother
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Wallace Chung | ... |
Ge Qianhu
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| Eric Tsang | ... |
Gao
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Sandra Kwan Yue Ng | ... |
Ying
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| Wei Tang | ... |
Pawn Shop Owner
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Chen Yao | ... |
Female Head Chef
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Ni Yan | ... |
Luo Ying
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Jianfeng Bao | ... |
Zheng Tao
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Yuexin Wang | ... |
Xiao Wu
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Xiaodong Guo | ... |
Tianyin's Father
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Jingjing Li | ... |
Mama Li
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Cindy Tian | ... |
Monster girl
(as Yucheng Tian)
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In an ancient world where monsters rule the land while humans keep to their own kingdom, a baby monster, Wuba, is born to a human father and monster queen. When mortals and creatures alike set out to capture the newborn, Wuba's adventure begins. The cute baby monster Huba is the child of a human man and a monster queen, threatened by both monster-hating humans and monsters attempting to capture the new-born in an ancient world based on medieval China. Written by OJT
Amongst it's genre, this movie is a very funny and well-dosed one. All the characters are perfectly written, even the animated ones. The creators found a great balance between being funny and staying touching, between the human and monster world. Made me cry, Huba is just too cute to bear. Not to mention the visual orgy of this one. I respect how the Asian filmmakers show all the impossible as possible, I mean: all the action and fun stuff in this movie is very entertaining. Definitely recommend this movie if you like it's genre. The actors are nailing it, you can relate to most of them. There is no thing such as 'too much' in Chinese movies. Emotions and fun are just as important as the action part. The reason why I gave it only an '8' is the end of the movie. I wanted something else. Left me a bit hungry.