The Monkey King (TV Miniseries) - Reaction

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Robert Bianco of USA Today called it "silly and confused." Variety called it "tedious" and said "all the strong technical work comes across as the outer shell of an empty nut."

The Ratings were poor it recorded one of the lowest ratings ever for a miniseries on NBC. Critics said it was due to oversaturation of Robert Halmi Jr. special effects driven miniseries that started successful but went downhill.

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