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ChillOut: 【大蛇3龙蛇之战 Snake3】Movie, Battle Between the Ancient Beasts on an Isolated Island!


Movie: Snake 3
Genres: Thriller/Adventure

I was searching for Chinese Anime and I chance upon this Chinese movie (YouTube). The graphical effects and story are similar to Jurassic Park. It seems like China is making quite a few such short movies (slightly more than an hour) and it is interesting to see such monster movies if you are too bored or have time to kill. However, this Thriller/Adventure movie is not too bad. I just finished watching it before I made this post. There are English subtitles in the movie so non-Chinese fans are still able to watch the movie. 

    The story is about an island full of monster fossils being rebuilt to become a fossil theme park. However, during a blast to remove a section of the land, the construction workers awake an ancient giant python. Then a kid who has psychologically prevented him from walking after being caught in a fire with his mother rescued him from it but got burned. He got two tickets to travel to this island with his mother and when they reach the island, that is when the adventure starts.  

    I don't want any spoilers and if you are interested and don't mind watching a similar Jurassic Park theme movie, have a go at this movie. I would say you won't be disappointed. 

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