“Tang Sanzang's disciples must steal Princess Iron Fan's magical fan to extinguish Fire Mountain's flames.”
Tie Shan Gongzhu
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Synopsis
Tang Sanzang's disciples must steal Princess Iron Fan's magical fan to extinguish Fire Mountain's flames.
Tang Sanzang and his three protectors—Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing—are journeying far to the west when they encounter "Fire Mountain." The flames of Fire Mountain are so ferocious that no man dares to brave its scorching flames; unfortunately, there is no other path to their destination. A local villager informs Tang Sanzang that Princess Iron Fan owns a magical fan that can quench the mountain's fire. However, she is also unlikely to give it to them, as Sun Wukong previously angered her husband, the Bull Demon King. Unwilling to give up their journey, the three protectors must use their shape-shifting powers and formulate a plan to steal the magical fan from the grasp of the princess.
What people say
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What 3 viewers settled on.
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Running avg · May 2012 → Feb 2021
- 6 “As one of the first feature length animated films ever made (the 12th documented one), Princess Iron Fan has to be applauded for its ambition in both technical and narrative scope. Portraying a...”
- 3 “When adapting a simple tale, all you can fuck up with is, well, the adaptation. The reason why Snow White is so acclaimed and memorable isn't because of its ingenious storytelling, but rather its...”
- 6 “After seeing Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarves in 1937, the Wan Brothers in China were inspired to created their own feature-length film in 1941. Princess Iron Fan was the result, China's...”
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A Movie Production
- Format 1 × 73′ eps × min
- Total runtime 1h 13m all episodes
- Aired Jan 1941 – ongoing
- Source Movie media type
- Rated G All Ages
- Ref. BS-5788 catalog