Individual vs vested interests of institutionalized Kung Fu schools
Final Master starts off as a very conventional martial arts film. The Grandmaster of martial arts in Tianjin Chin Shih-chieh asks a visitor from Canton Liao Fan to not only set up his own academy in the city but teach others his techniques something the masters of the city refuse to do. Laio must find a local however to become his student and defeat the other schools. That leads to your usual training and fight sequences which are so common in Chinese cinema. The theme however is about the individual versus the vested interests of institutions and who can win.<br /><br />The martial arts are different from usual because they are all about knife fights. Liao Fan is supposed to be the last Wing Chun master which I’ve never seen use weapons before. It was an interesting twist.<br /><br />I really liked Liao’s character. He is always cool and collected. He’s also got a passionate but troubled relationship with his wife Jiang Wenli. His student Song Yang also has an attitude. When he challenges the other academies there’s a great funky soundtrack.<br /><br />My one complaint is that the plot got overly complicated with twists and turns and plots and counterplots which I didn’t think were really necessary. Otherwise a very fine Chinese Kung Fu flick.
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