Joseph

Joseph’s got his fingerprints all over some seriously wild animated adventures, and honestly, you can see why people are buzzing. First up, Ne Zha (2019)—yeah, that’s the one that basically exploded onto the Chinese box office and had everyone talking about how animation could actually look this stunning. The story? Bonkers. You’ve got gods, demons, a kid who’s the literal reincarnation of chaos, and a whole mess of destiny issues. Ne Zha’s not your run-of-the-mill hero, either. He’s got attitude, a chip on his shoulder the size of a mountain, and this whole “I make my own fate” vibe that hits hard, especially if you’re into rebellious leads. Then, there’s Ne Zha 2 (2025) looming on the horizon. People are hyped, and for good reason. If the first one was any indication, the sequel’s probably gonna dial up the action, the heartbreak, and the crazy mythological showdowns. There’s already rumors about new characters and even bigger stakes, so, yeah, expectations are sky-high. Don’t sleep on Xiao Hu Dun Da Yingxiong (2022) either. That one’s a wild ride, blending slapstick comedy with gutsy heroics. It’s got this scrappy underdog who keeps getting back up no matter how rough things get—classic hero stuff but with a fresh, goofy twist. Joseph’s style? It’s bold, a little chaotic, and absolutely refuses to play it safe. If you’re craving stories that throw you right into the eye of the storm (with a few laughs along the way), his movies are where it’s at.