Father tries to amend for his past in a story that mixes Kung Fu Tai Chi & Chinese mythology
Shang Chi is one of the best recent releases by Marvel. The story is about fatherhood, family and obligations. It has a rich story which mixes the characters of Shang Chi/Simu Liu and The Mandarin Xu Wenwu/Tony Leung with Kung Fu, Tai Chi and Chinese mythology.<br /><br />The plot focuses upon Xu Wenwu who was a villain who didn’t know how to be a proper father to his two children Shang Chi and Xu Xialing/Menger Zhang. After he lost his wife Leiko Wu/Fala Chen everything fell apart but then he thought he could put the pieces of the puzzle back together. His dilemma actually drives the story with Shang Chi trying to figure it out.<br /><br />Chinese martial arts plays a large role in the film. Wenwu for instance uses Kung Fu with the fist while his wife Leiko used Tai Chi with the open hand. The conflict between the two styles is played out within Shang Chi who was taught by his father but must learn his mother’s style in order to overcome his foes. That brings up the action sequences. I thought they were all well done starting with the fight in a San Francisco Muni bus. Some have complained the big climax scene was a bit too much but I thought it just embraced Chinese mythology. Speaking of which there are a bunch of Chinese creates featured in the film. That’s hinted at in the opening as a young Shang Chi is given an origami dragon by his mother.<br /><br />Shang Chi has a good dose of comedy with Awkwafina as Shang’s best friend. The two have all kinds of hijinks like going to Karaoke with Wong/Benedict Wong from Doctor Strange. The mixing of comedy, drama and action has always been a winning combination for the best of Marvel’s movies.<br /><br />As far as Marvel trivia, the Marvel Cinematic Universe already used The Mandarin played by Ben Kingsley in Iron Man 2 but he was a front for the real bad guy. Now Xu Wenwu retakes his name. One of Wu’s henchmen is Razor Fist/Florian Munteanu who was one of Shang Chi’s major opponents in the comics. Leiko was also a girlfriend of Shang in the original Marvel series not his mother. There’s also a guest appearance by the Abomination who was first seen in 2008’s The Incredible Hulk.
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