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Wish Dragon is an upcoming computer-animated comedy film written and directed by Chris Applehans. Produced by Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures Animation, Base FX, Beijing Sparkle Roll Media Corporation, Flagship Entertainment Group, Boss Collaboration, Tencent Pictures and Cultural Investment Holdings, the film will star Jackie Chan (who is also producing the film), Constance Wu, John Cho, Will Yun Lee, Jimmy Wong, and Bobby Lee.

The story is a genie-in-a-bottle retelling set in contemporary China, based on an original story by Chris Applehans (who will also direct the film).

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The modern-day fairy tale picks up the moral challenges that emerge from the encounter between a boy and a dragon who is able to make wishes come true.

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Wish Dragon is the first film produced by Base Animation, a new animation studio that is part of the VFX firm BaseFX. The goal of the film and the Base Animation studio is to make world class animation in China for China… and the world. Director Chris Applehans wanted the film made in China, with a strong Mainland China creative team, an international cast of talent, and a focus on the hopes and dreams of contemporary China.

Wish Dragon was originally scheduled to be released on July 26, 2019 in China and the United States, but at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival it was confirmed that it was delayed to 2020.

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This article related to a Chinese film of the 2020s is a stub. You can help The JH Movie Collection's Official Wiki by expanding it.Wish Dragon is a 2021 computer-animated fantasy comedy film produced by Sony Pictures Animation and distributed by Netflix. It was written and directed by Chris Appelhans with Aron Warner, Chris Bremble and Jackie Chan (who voices characters in the Mandarin release of the film

The film was released on January 15, 2021 by Sony Pictures Releasing in China, April 2, 2021 in the Netherlands, and was released on Netflix internationally on June 11, 2021.

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Din is a working-class college student who dreams to reunite with his childhood friend Li Na, who moved years ago from his neighborhood with her father, Mr. Wang, and now lives a lavish life. One day, he is given a teapot by an elderly man; from it emerges a dragon named Long, whose job as a wish dragon is to grant three wishes to whoever holds the teapot. Long also reveals that every wish dragon must serve ten masters in order to enter the Spirit world, and that Din is his 10th master. Din is then subsequently chased off by a trio of goons, led by a man named Pockets, who were sent by Mr. Wang to recover the teapot in hopes of saving his failing business. Din uses his first wish to fight the goons and escape.

The next day, Din and Long make it to Li Na's birthday party, and Din wishes to temporarily appear as a wealthy princeling, hoping Li Na will notice him and rekindle their friendship, much to Long's disappointment of Din's shortsightedness. Li Na is disappointed when she realizes her father will not come to her party. Din, keeping up with his wealthy cover-up, comforts her and are asked by Mr. Wang (through a video call) to share a meal together. Long warns Din that Li Na would leave him as soon as she finds out his identity because of their different economic statuses.

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At the date, Din asks Long for advice on how to act accordingly to his new status but ends up upsetting Li Na in the process. They end up in Din's neighborhood after the goons intercept them again. Din reveals himself to Li Na and they spend the rest of the day in the neighborhood, reliving their childhood pastimes. However, Li Na retreats claiming that she has responsibilities and expectations she needs to meet, hurting Din. Later that night, Din angrily asks Long to make him truly rich this time in a last-ditch effort to be respected. Long reveals to Din that in life he was a wealthy and powerful lord whose reign ended in loneliness and tragedy and was punished to become a wishing dragon. He also reveals that his time as a wishing dragon was meant to serve as a means to understand the meaning of life and has failed to accomplish that with all of his previous masters before he met Din.

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After tracking down Din, Pockets betrays Mr. Wang by taking the teapot for himself and commands the wish dragon to give him a left hand of living gold that turns everything it touches to gold. He then kicks Mr. Wang off of some scaffolding, mortally wounding him in front of Li Na. Din chases the goons, and eventually ends up fighting Pockets on Long's back while flying in the sky. Pockets corners Din and prepares to hit him with his golden hand, but Long puts himself in the way, causing him to turn to gold. Din unleashes a savage kick to Pockets which causes him to touch himself and also turn into a gold statue. Long's golden form plummets from the sky into the river below and Pockets shatters to pieces against a bridge as he falls. Din, unfortunately is unable to stop Long's statue from sinking to the bottom of a river.

Long finds his human self at the entrance to the Spirit world. Despite being tempted to go through the gates, he pleads with the guardian of the gate to return to Din because he has not used his third wish. The guardian agrees, on one condition, and Din uses his last wish to bring Mr. Wang back to life, and Long disappears.

Sometime later, Mr. Wang starts a restaurant with Din's mother. Din, now working at the restaurant, finds a teapot like the one Long resided in and releases him. Long tells Din that the condition for his return to Earth was to stay and serve ten more masters. Din places the teapot on a carriage driven by an elderly man, who is actually the guardian of the gate to the Spirit world.

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In April 2018, Wish Dragon was announced to be the first film produced by Base Animation, a new animation studio that is part of the VFX firm Base FX. Their goal of the film and the Base Animation studio is to make world class animation in China for China… and the world. Director Chris Appelhans wanted the film made in China, with a strong Mainland China creative team, an international cast of talent, and a focus on the hopes and dreams of contemporary China. The film also had a set release of July 26, 2019.[1] In June 2019, it was confirmed that the film was delayed to 2020.[2] In October 2020, it was confirmed by Rad Sechrist (who served as head of story on the film) that the film would instead be released in 2021.[3]

Wish Dragon is the first Sony Pictures Animation film to be produced by Base Animation, a new animation studio that is part of the VFX firm Base FX and also the first to feature visual effects and animation provided by Industrial Light & Magic.

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