New Gods: Yang Jian(新神榜：杨戬)

Los Angeles Times by Michael Ordona

There are fun characters and dazzling action sequences. The filmmakers’ approach to rethinking legendary figures and placing them in a kind of timeless, weirdly teched-out reality is intriguing.

Variety by Murtada Elfadl

“Yang Jian” offers vivid and exciting animation matched with traditional Chinese mythic storytelling to deliver an entertaining film.

The New York Times by Robert Daniels

Even for fans of this animated universe, New Gods: Yang Jian can’t turn its viewers into believers.

IGN by Samantha Nelson

New Gods: Yang Jiang is worth watching for its novel animated action sequences, but its muddled story lacks the punch of its predecessor, New Gods: Nezha Reborn.

RogerEbert.com by Simon Abrams

While the first hour of “New Gods: Yang Jian” is about as attractive as it is surreal, the back half only works if you care about the destinies of its undistinguished protagonists.

Polygon by Tasha Robinson

Weapons that send an enemy into a dream state or a phantasmagorical world give director Zhao all the opportunity he needs to radically change animation styles, or fill the screen with wild fantasy images. This is a movie worth seeing on the biggest screen available.