Last Kung Fu Monk (2010)

• Year: 2010
• Released: 01 Oct 2010
• Country: China, United States
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1527823/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/Last_Kung_Fu_Monk
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English, Chinese
• MPA Rating: R
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
• Runtime: 93 min
• Writer: Peng Zhang Li, Todd McGorry
• Director: Peng Zhang Li
• Cast: Peng Zhang Li, Kristen Dougherty, Major Curda

	4.0/10
	31% – Audience

Last Kung Fu Monk Storyline

A Shaolin Monk comes to the United States to take care of his deceased brother’s son. He establishes a school with a former student who leads him into trouble with the Russian Mafia.

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Fails to impress

Another cheap Hong Kong/American co-production. Set in New York, this one openly copies the likes of WARRIOR KING and ONG BAK in the tale of a Shaolin trained monk battling the bad guys. It has supremely awful acting and a lot of stylised action which fails to impress; the low budget is just too apparent here.

Two sided

The action choreography is pretty good. Not get out of here fantastic or exceptional or whatever, but it is more than solid. And I wanted to start with this, because when the movie starts (and you haven’t read what it is about), you could be excused by thinking this is a documentary. It might have worked better as one actually.

But it isn’t, it is a fictional story with actors who have issues with their lines and acting in general at times. Our main hero is good at what he does action wise, but when it comes to delivering lines, you might feel weird watching this happen … If you skip to the action scenes, you’ll be good and they are the only reason I rated this that “high” …

Way too underrated….

One of the first Mainland of China movies that got released worldwide in 2010. Last Kung Fu Monk is a drama with kung fu about handle different situations in a different surroundings.

Meet mr Li Long, a Shaolin monk that leave his beliefs and move to America to find his brother. Instead he hear the news that his brother and his wife died in a car accident. His brother has a son though and Li volunteered to take care of him. To make money, Li befriend a Shaolin fan named Dave who tells him he can help him to open up a kung fu school. What Li doesn’t know is Dave is connected with the Russian Mafia and the Russian mafia boss wants his money back for tribute the schools fundings.

When the movie came out on 1st October 2010 in the cinema I just thought this movie was just ok, and didn’t even put it as a top 20 favorite. But now after 8 years since the release the movie starts to grow on me, and nowadays the cinema is filled with stereotypes hero movies and crappy CGI style, this movie has started to grow on me so much that it is on my top 5 list of my favorite movies of 2010s.

And to compare with nowadays, this movie doesn’t deserve the harsh treatment as it got through the early years, this movie is it own movie, and to compare with other Chinese mainland movies, this movie is lighthearted and not much propaganda and quite a cute movie to watch.

I have raised the bar of this movie now and give it a 10/10 because it deserves it.