As is the case for many genres, it can be nice to watch a martial arts movie that offers some kind of escapist value, or otherwise just focuses on entertainment above doing much that’s emotionally or thematically challenging. You’ve got something like Police Story, for example, which is pretty clear-cut over who the good and bad guys are, and then you can probably say the same for Kill Bill: Vol. 1. There is a bit more complexity added to that whole saga of revenge in Vol. 2, but not to the extent that it starts feeling heavy or actually depressing; nothing like that.
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