I don't have a background in kung fu movies so I am not sure what you mean. Is it much deeper than Ryo is righteous because he is the protagonist? And wouldn't it be kind of odd if all your friends who explicitly tell you to not seek revenge are wrong and the moral is you should seek revenge?
Wasn't the beginning of Indigo Prophecy awesome? What a waste.
they told him that, but still aided him in his quest, and taught him skills for just that fight. if anything, they perhaps meant to enjoy his youth & not wholly concentrate on revenge, which is what Club Sega arcades were for:
balance.
and no, classic shaw bros kung-fu - like the best of marvel comics etc - are entertaining but rather simple morality tales, so you're not far off the mark.
yeah, Indigo's opening acts were fantastic, totally unrecognizable later in the game sadly. Heavy Rain at least stayed grounded but finding out that the weirdest dangling plotlines had to do with formerly spiritual junk taken out but left unresolved felt...even lazier, somehow.
Lan Di was simply taking back what belonged to him. The fact that everyone is willing to listen to some snot-nosed kid who would rather play lucky hit then study martial arts over a mild-mannered business man constantly gives me a headache.
1) Di could've done that without killing Hazuki's dad
2) the fact that you spent your time playing Lucky Hit and not training speaks to your own poor priorities, beef-chan.
that's the lesson Suzuki wanted you to learn.