The Myth
Traditional	神話
Simplified	神话
Mandarin	Shénhuà
Cantonese	San⁴-waa²
Directed by	Stanley Tong
Produced by	Jackie Chan Solon So Barbie Tung Willie Chan Yang Buting Albert Yeung
Written by	Stanley Tong Li Haishu Hui-Ling Wang
Starring	Jackie Chan Tony Leung Ka-fai Kim Hee-sun Mallika Sherawat
Music by	Wong Chung-Yin Gary Chase
Cinematography	Horace Wong Ng Man-Ching Michael Johnson Lai Yiu-Fai Choi Shung-Fai
Edited by	Yau Chi-Wai
Distributed by	JCE Movies Limited
Release date
Running time	118 minutes
Country	Hong Kong, China
Language	Cantonese Mandarin Chinese Korean English Tamil
Budget	USD$15,000,000

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The Myth (Chinese: 神话) is a 2005 release in Hong Kong, China martial arts-fantasy-adventure film directed by Stanley Tong, starring Jackie Chan, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Kim Hee-sun and Mallika Sherawat.

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Plot[edit]

Based during the Qin dynasty, general Meng Yi (Chan) is tasked with escorting Ok-Soo (referred at times as 'Concubine Li') (Kim), a Korean princess, back to China to serve as a concubine for Qin Shi Huang, in an attempt to strengthen diplomatic relationships. Along the journey, a Korean warrior (seemingly her fiancé) attempts to seize her back but Meng Yi saves her. Meng Yi protects Ok-Soo through their journey back, while Ok-Soo tends to his wounds. In the process, she begins to develop feelings for him but Meng Yi, while apparently harboring similar feelings for her, steps back reminding her of her purpose of becoming a concubine in the interests of her people and successfully completes his mission. The Qin emperor becomes critically ill later and sends Meng Yi to find the elixir of immortality, the only thing that can save his life. Before leaving, Meng Yi discreetly confesses his feelings to Ok-Soo stating 'my heart belongs to you forever' and Ok-Soo vows to await his return. The guards escorting the elixir are ambushed by rebels on the orders of the treacherous prince and chancellor. Meng Yi hands over the elixir to his deputy, Nangong Yan, before dying in the ensuing battle. Although Nangong Yan manages to bring the elixir to the emperor, the prince and chancellor trick Nangong Yan and Ok-soo to test the validity of the elixir and force them to consume the elixir, condemning them to imprisonment in the Qin emperor's mausoleum for eternity.

In the present day, Jack, an archaeologist (also Chan), is Meng Yi's reincarnation, and he often dreams about his past life. One day, his friend William invites him on a quest to find a rare material that can create a field of zero gravity. They travel to a floating tomb of a Dasar prince in India, where Jack discovers a painting of the princess he has been seeing in his dreams. Jack also learns that during a mission to the Qin Empire, the Dasar prince brought treasures and women as gifts. In return, the Qin emperor offered him one of his concubines and asked him to choose, but refused when the prince chose his favourite, Ok-soo. Instead, the Qin emperor gave him a painting of Ok-soo and the Qin Star Gem. William removes a strange black rock from a feline statue, and accidentally collapses the zero gravity field holding up the tomb, resulting in its destruction. William manages to escape but Jack leaps off a cliff and falls into a river. He loses consciousness and drifts along with the current until he is saved by Samantha, an Indian peasant girl. Samantha brings Jack to see her uncle, a Kalaripayattu (Indian martial art form) guru, who tells Jack to take the sword he found and fight with one of his students. During the fight, Jack has a recollection of a duel he had with the Dasar prince in his past life, and briefly recovers his fighting skills from his life as Meng Yi. Samantha's uncle enlightens Jack about his past and future, and Jack succeeds in returning home safely and he delivers the sword to the National Museum of China as a national treasure. His action angered Professor Koo, the leader of the syndicate that has been funding Jack and William's treasure hunt.

After extensive research, Jack and William conclude that the anti-gravity material is a fragment of a meteorite that fell to Earth during the Qin dynasty. They find the location of the Qin emperor's mausoleum, concealed behind a waterfall. The massive tomb contains the strongest fragment of the meteorite, powerful enough to make the tomb a floating palace. Jack meets Ok-soo and Nangong Yan alive inside the tomb and they mistake him for Meng Yi. Professor Koo and his men enter and attempt to seize the immortality elixir, leading to an aerial fight between both parties. William accidentally breaks the balance of the field after removing a piece of the meteorite and causes the tomb to collapse on itself, and dies from drowning in mercury. While Jack is escaping from the collapsing tomb, he asks Ok-soo to come with him, but she refuses after realizing he is not Meng Yi and says she will wait for the real Meng Yi forever, believing he still lives. As Koo nears the elixir, Yan grabs onto him as they fall and presumably perish.

Jack is then seen at home with a published copy of The Myth, a book written by him about his adventure and his experiences which he dedicates to William.

Cast[edit]

Jackie Chan as Jack / General Meng Yi
Kim Hee-sun as Princess Ok-soo
Tony Leung Ka-fai as William
Choi Min-soo as Korean general Choi
Mallika Sherawat as Samantha
Patrick Tam as General Xu Gui
Shao Bing as Nangong Yan
Ken Lo as Dragon
Yu Rongguang as rebel general Zhao Kuang
Ken Wong as rebel general Meng Jie
Jin Song as rebel general Jin Song
Hayama Go as Tiger
Chan Sek as Cheetah
He Jun as Phoenix
Park Hyun Jin as Eagle
Yao Weixing as Korean general Shen
Maggie Lau as Maggie
Yuen Tak as Dasar monk
Sun Zhou as Professor Koo
Leon Head as Dr Smith
Lian Shuliang as Zhao Gao
Chen Weiguo as Li Si
Zhang Yiqun as Huhai
Lee Hok-Tung as the Xi'an museum curator
Sathyanarayanan G as Dasar prince
Ram Gopal Bajaj as Dasar martial arts schoolmaster
Sudhanshu Pandey as Dasar temple guard captain
Peter Spurrier as Dr Smith's researcher
Ng Kong as General Choi's aide
Jon Foo (extra) (uncredited)

Release[edit]

Box office[edit]

The Myth https://brownmiss.amebaownd.com/posts/17360336. was released in Hong Kong on 23 September 2005, and earned a strong HK$6,230,000 in its first three days. It ended its run with HK$17 million, making it the third highest-grossing domestic release in Hong Kong that year, and overseas for a worldwide total of $120 million.

Critical response[edit]

On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 20%, based on reviews from 5 critics, with an average rating of 3.9/10.^[1]

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