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Painted Skin: The Resurrection is a 2012 Chinese fantasy action film directed by Wuershan, starring Zhao Wei, Chen Kun, Zhou Xun, Yang Mi, Feng Shaofeng, Kris Phillips and Chen Tingjia. The film reunites most of the original cast of the 2008 film Painted Skin.

Cast
Zhao Wei as Princess Jing
Guan Xiaotong as young Princess Jing
Chen Kun as Huo Xin
Qin Junjie as young Huo Xin
Zhou Xun as Xiao Wei
Yang Mi as Que'er
Feng Shaofeng as Pang Lang
Kris Phillips as Witch doctor of Tianlang
Chen Tingjia as Queen of Tianlang
Morgan Benoit as Wolf Slave of Tianlang

Box office
In mainland China, Painted Skin: The Resurrection scored the highest grossing opening for a local film and the third highest opening following the 3-D re-release of Titanic (1997) and Transformers: Dark of the Moon. With total box office gross of $115.07 million,[5] the film became the highest grossing domestic film in China beating the previous record holder Let the Bullets Fly.

Critical reception
The film received an 83% approval rating from critics on aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes from 6 critics. After Painted Skin: The Resurrection premiered in China, critics praised the two leading actresses, especially Zhao Wei's performance. Audience members named Zhao "the most beautiful scarred woman ever seen".

Derek Elley from Film Business Asia wrote:
The result is a very entertaining, slightly over-long costume fantasy whose performances and sheer technique carry a script that often punches above its weight."..." Zhou, who since Suzhou River (1999) has almost had the Mainland patent on sexually ambiguous, seductive roles, dominates the movie, as a demon who wants to be human even if it means pain. But she gets a run for her money from Zhao, who's developing much more screen gravitas in her mid-30s and is better directed here than in her previous female-warrior role in Jingle Ma's Mulan (2009). Zhao's scenes with Zhou are much more emotionally resonant than those with the weak-eyed Chen, her putative romantic partner."

Deborah Young from The Hollywood Reporter wrote:
"The result is a roller-coaster of a film that will divide audiences particularly along gender lines, having greater appeal for female viewers both because it is fundamentally a love story with a noble, long-haired, romantic hero, and thanks to the presence of four strong and powerful women characters who run the show. Performances run surprisingly deep, and the bond that links Jing and Xiaowei, in particular, rings very true in spite of the square-off between divas Zhou Xun and Zhao Wei."

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