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Last Hurrah for Chivalry

1979 · Movie · 106 min

6.8(53)unSUB Rating

ActionDrama

After a deadly betrayal, a wronged household turns to two skilled swordsmen for protection and revenge. What begins as a straightforward rescue mission grows into a hard-edged tale of loyalty, shifting motives, and bloody payback.

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Details
Original title
豪俠
Years
1979
Release date
1979-11-22
Language
CN
Runtime
106 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.1/10 (53 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you like classic martial arts stories packed with constant swordplay, brotherhood, and a darker mood, especially if Duel to the Death or A Better Tomorrow appeal to you; Not for you if you want a simple, tightly focused story.

Pros: thrilling sword fights; strong loyalty themes; energetic, relentless action | Cons: muddled early story; uneven pacing; occasional tonal awkwardness

Themes

  • martial arts
  • sword and sorcery

Cast & crew

  • Damian Lau Chung-Yan

    Damian Lau Chung-Yan

    as Tsing Yi

  • Wai Pak

    Wai Pak

    as Chang San / Cheung Sam

  • Lau Kong

    Lau Kong

    as Kao Pang / Ko Peng

  • Fung Hak-On

    Fung Hak-On

    as Pray / Let It Be

  • Chin Yuet-Sang

    Chin Yuet-Sang

    as Sleeping Wizard

  • Cheng Lui

    Cheng Lui

    as Chen Guan Wu

  • Lee Hoi-Sang

    Lee Hoi-Sang

    as Pak Chung Tong

  • Hsu Hsia

    Hsu Hsia

    as Wedding Guest (uncredited)

  • Bonnie Ngai Chau-Wah

    Bonnie Ngai Chau-Wah

    as Courtesan Who Loves Tsing Yi

  • Huang Ha

    Huang Ha

    as Pak Chung Tong's Man

Directed by John Woo