The finale of fighting Buddha

The ending of "The Great Sage Beats the Buddha with Tears" is that Wukong becomes a bucket to beat the Buddha after his death.

The Monkey King finally became an anti-Buddha fighter after experiencing the protection of the 81-year-old Tang Priest, while the Monkey King, who became an anti-Buddha fighter, was too rational and began to feel dissatisfied, so he was bewitched by the devil. It is precisely because the Monkey King is too rational that Tang Priest's master and apprentice almost met with disaster. After some efforts, the Monkey King found the source of resentment.

At the same time, he went back to 300 years ago to find his lucky chance. Zhang Yin played the lucky star, and the final ending was not sighing. The Monkey King died in the arms of his favorite woman, shed the last tear and became a Buddha.

A brief review of movies:

Although "Fighting for the Tears of the Buddha" is a story based on the Journey to the West, it really can't be considered as a continuation of the Journey to the West. It is estimated that in the eyes of the teacher of a six-year-old child, it is all made up.

In fact, fighting for the tears of the Great Sage of Buddha is more like a continuation of the series of Chinese Odyssey. Stephen Chow's A Chinese Odyssey can be said to have subverted people's initial understanding of the Monkey King.

The Monkey King, who has no desire or desire, is directly transformed into a person with flesh and blood and feelings. At first, this change was just the need of Stephen Chow's nonsense movies, and later it led the fashion. In many later movies about the Monkey King or Journey to the West, the Monkey King will have love.