‘Unknown Origins’: Cool Concept, Poor Execution
Unknown Origins promises a cool spin on superheroes and serial killers, but ultimately delivers cheap comedy.
Wumeng Strange Fate
The film tells the story of Meng Yuan, a mining worker who accidentally traveled to ancient times and was involved in the robbery of Guan Yin, and met the brother and sister Li Xiaoyu who escorted Guan Yin, and together they went through various tests and tempers among the people, rivers and lakes, and temples
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The film tells the story of Meng Yuan, a mining worker who accidentally traveled to ancient times and was involved in the robbery of Guan Yin, and met the brother and sister Li Xiaoyu who escorted Guan Yin, and together they went through various tests and tempers among the people, rivers and lakes, and temples
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