Man. The 10 man fight that broke the internet. A really awesome scene if you know the context. Doesn't even take the rice, just flexes on them like a chad and walks off.
First time I saw this movie I was blown away by Donnie Yen’s incredible acting and martial arts skills. His powerful presence was just what made the movie great.
Not every actor gets to play a role and make it so iconic that he shall be remembered for it forever. Stalone has Rocky and Rambo, Arnie has the Predator, Nicholson has the Shining, Heath Ledger has the Joker... Donnie Yens as Ip Man will forever be a classic... not sure anyone can top that.
@@GMitchell2012why would Donnie need a substitute? Especially in that moment. There are more difficult and risky moments where you can clearly see him. He is the real deal.
I think across all 4 movies, the most emotional Ip Man shows in any of these fights is against the 10 Japanese fighters. Most of his other fights are in defense of others or in defense of honor, but in that fight, he literally just wanted to hurt some fools after seeing a friend get killed. That fight was pure vengeance and it was AMAZING! I also really love the part in the fight with the general where Ip starts working him like the practice dummy.
If there's one thing I truly appreciate about Donnie Yen's acting is that he doesn't try to over do FACIAL EXPRESSIONS in an attempt to sell an emotion to the audience. Subtle. Calm. Nuanced. Even during painful or sad scenes...it's still just a pinch of the right expression.
I freaking love how humble he his like "thank you for going easy on me" he just exudes control and power when he is humble in the face of overconfident people. Funnily enough its one of the most badass things to see.
One of the best Martial arts saga since ever. Like Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li before him, Donnie Yen it's great and awsome to watch. In nowadays he is one of the best Martial Artist and Action Actors. I hope see him fights against Michel Jai White ( Mohammed Ali) in the Ip Man 5.
@@justinwill1163 But it's what I said in my answer. Thanks to Bruce Lee who knows Muhammad Ali in the 70's. A friendly match between him and Ip Man could have happened.
when I 1st watched this film & saw the 1st few fight scenes I thought this movie was gonna be cliché like most martial arts films but the way the tone shifted from that to being serious when he fought those 10 dudes was amazing. Definitely a top 3 fight scenes of all time for me.
Rumor has it that Bruce Lee was but a Loud Mouth making unnecessary animal noise in fights and never really graduated from learning Marshal Arts from IP Man but booted to the US because the whole thing was so new there and he became so popular in the foreign land.
@frankkumi2816 you talk rubbish he was the real deal , there are multiple demonstrations at sports events [ not movies] with Bruce where he leaves everyone amazed with his speed and strenght , just look how his body was looking like and then reconsider what you wrote
@@Jazzinova exiled my A**, the biggest money maker in Chinese cinema? Lol no. He just wanted a change, start his own school, and on a non-communist country, where he could make far more $ .
"Martial arts is Confucian in spirit, the virtue of martial arts is benevolence." So true and beautiful ❤ That's one reason I started doing Qigong and flowing martial arts movements everyday. Now I started creating videos on these practices for beginners on youtube.
If you think this fight is badass, you should see Ip Man 2, when he fought martial arts masters of Hong Kong on a table. When he saved his student from a fish market and when he fought a British boxer at the end. Ip Man is the definition of “KICK-ASS”
I really appreciate Ip Man, but In the film, the Japanese are portrayed as evil and cruel. The Japanese army itself yes, but not the entire population. There were some who opposed these. I advise you to see the film Blackbelt (Kuro-obi ) by Shun'ichi Nagasaki - 2007
Uh, that's because the Japanese shown in the film are all soldiers. The part of army that are like you said, evil and cruel to the Chinese people under their control.
@@pereirahelder2855 apologies. What J meant was the Japanese army,they were unfathomably evil But I agree that the Japanese people are not. Nothing is more proof of that than now where the Japanese people changed from life takers to Life protectors.
Everyone talks about how fierce and awesome Donnie Yen as a martial artist but nobody talks about how damn good of an actor he is that he can able to convey dramatic scenes throughout his performance. His final kung fu film on part 4 was truly a highlight on seeing him to potray a relatable caring father trying to give his son a better future while he's on a brink of lung cancer until 1973, 9 months afer Bruce Lee died
The General's own tremendous arrogance defeated himself. He witnessed Ip Man soundly defeat 10 trained fighters and he still thought he could defeat him one on one?
I recognise this style its mostly Wing Chun Kung Fu, a style originating from the Shaolin Monks in China. I studied for 2 years under a master who studied in China. Wing Chun is best for close combat and has a fluidity of movement and is more about mental focus, balance and deflecting and re-directing energy/force from your opponent so is more defensive than offensive. The principle is to use the least amount of movement, effort and force to disable an opponent. It's paradoxically one of the least harmful martial arts if used correctly with restraint but also probably the most deadliest and easy to kill someone with a few moves. It's particularly good for dealing with non-martial art opponents where you can avoid a punch and easily get out of grip or lock by twisting your opponents thumb or fingers or wrist and arm causing extreme pain. Slight kicks to back of knee to take someone off balance or cause their legs to fall under them, whilst holding their hand and arm in a painful grip twist. Use of elbow into chest, ribs, or neck. A lot of the style depends on moving your body which is kept in a good slightly low center of balance feet apart so you can turn your upper body and head back and to side away from punches. A punch is typically with the first positioned vertically and done very close to the opponent. Open hand style is used a lot too on neck, or chest like a blade strike or an open-handed lower hand strike into chest. What is fascinating about Wing Chun style is the fluid flow of movement and the hand and arm postures which mimic animals like chicken/bird wings and insects like praying mantis. It is really much more than a physical martial art practice and combines a spiritual practice for some with mental training and meditation focusing on breathing to develop and use 'Chi' energy. Wing Chun at advanced level requires a harderning of the body and developing a tolerance to pain and strengthening of the muscles which requires hitting wood but is not absolutely necessary. Because Wing Chun doesn't require a lot of strength or agility, it's ideal for women and guys lacking a muscular physique. It's very effective against even an opponent twice your size and strength as you use their energy and strength against them, or it works against them and to your advantage.
For those that don’t know. Wing Chun is actually defensive martial arts for women. But this man, Ip Man mastered it so well he went on to train one of the world’s finest martial artist, “Bruce Lee”
I went to Hong Kong for a holiday and I was wearing my Ipman tee shirt as it was a very hot day and wherever I went, people on the streets who say and point to my tee shirt, "Ipman! Ipman"! I shall never forget that. Obviously Donnie Yen is much more known in Hong Kong, more than I am ha ha!!
Hands down THE greatest fight in my Kung Fu life and by my Kung Fu life I mean me watching Kung Fu lol he beat the brakes off 10 black belts like they never trained a day in their lives. But that 100 punch beat a mofo to the ground combo made me a Donnie Yen fan for life
I love how black belts immediately forget how to punch, block, and move after the first punch is thrown. It is super nice for everyone else to stand still while their opponent is distracted and televise their attacks from 3 meters away. If I ever fight a group, I would like it to be this one. also 8.32 tf is up with that stance ?! Hachiji Dachi but the arms are all wrong
A bit of trivia here..the scene depicted here is actually a total reverse of what happened to IP Man aged around 16-17.. IP Man was undefeated by that age so he challenged a Wing Chun master Leung Bik to a duel. He was however swiftly defeated by Blk. He challenged Blk to a second duel and was swiftly defeated a second time. IP Man was so humiliated he gave up Kung Fu and was really discouraged at having been so easily defeated and the advanced skills of Blk. However Blk recognised potential in IP Man and suggested he train under him which he did for 3 years until Blk's health declined. IP Man then continued studying under Blk's most second advanced student. It turned out that Blk (or his student who trained IP Man) had studied under the same old master who IP Man originally studied under. That's how the legend of IP Man was born. He began Kung Fu aged only 9. He was also addicted to Opium most of his life and originally opened his own Wing Chun school to fund his Opium habit. He also later became a police man on Mainland China and served in the Chinese National Government Army in WWII as an intelligence officer before he moved to Hong Kong and became famous there for his Wing Chun skills and student school. One of his most famous students was of course Bruce Lee.
This movie is great,it tells us about the war between china and Japan,it was really dark and cruel honestly...so many Chinese having to suffer during that period😢
ip man is still cool . he is so awesome, . i haven't watch this since i was a kid and this just popped up in my feed. now that I'm older and learned Chinese i just realized when he told that guy that when they were fighting in the house that northern and southern doesn't matter and he switched dialects from mandarin to Cantonese to show his pride in being from the south but it also not meaning there is a difference from them, which now makes so much sense lol .well. this movie just makes sense now that i know a little bit more Chinese history. i love IP man even more
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Man. The 10 man fight that broke the internet. A really awesome scene if you know the context. Doesn't even take the rice, just flexes on them like a chad and walks off.
Enserió rompió Internet?
@@fersoto3110 Yes the internet. It was really viral online when this movie first came out.
❤
The first fight is Just like A slap fight😂 0:47. I love ip man's contoh as during friendly sparring
Wanyu' peleo con mas de cien hombre y lo vencio todos el mejor de todos los tienpo parami fue wuanyu'
i love how Ip man knows the difference between an opponent and an enemy and also knows how to treat them
That's so true!!
Yeah in some of these with his friendly spars he's not just being respectful but also teaching them the cracks in their defenses. I love that.
Too bad he didn't pay for a damn thing he broke 🙄
@@howardhollis3533they are kinda cousins
What will happen if you fight Xu Xiaodong?
All those Japanese martial artists have black belts
Ip Man has a black suit
Nice one
He’s got black air force
lol oh no
@@Tony-rh2lp lol yo he does lol
Oh I get it he's Ip Man like 🦇 Man
You know you're cooked when this man starts to roll up his sleeves
First time I saw this movie I was blown away by Donnie Yen’s incredible acting and martial arts skills. His powerful presence was just what made the movie great.
Not every actor gets to play a role and make it so iconic that he shall be remembered for it forever. Stalone has Rocky and Rambo, Arnie has the Predator, Nicholson has the Shining, Heath Ledger has the Joker... Donnie Yens as Ip Man will forever be a classic... not sure anyone can top that.
@3:45 that is not Donnie Yen that is why his back is towards us, you can clearly see they have different sideburns.
@@GMitchell2012why would Donnie need a substitute? Especially in that moment. There are more difficult and risky moments where you can clearly see him. He is the real deal.
Not T1000? Predator is better?
He's also Caine, who will be a classic in the John Wick series
Rikishi is known for his backside
@4:11 LMFAO. The way he landed like a dead fish had me rolling. 🤣😂🥲
I always loved that one haha *bam!* *SPLAT*
He was briefly knocked out clean 😂😂
😂😂😂 he went to sleep for about brief moment
I think across all 4 movies, the most emotional Ip Man shows in any of these fights is against the 10 Japanese fighters. Most of his other fights are in defense of others or in defense of honor, but in that fight, he literally just wanted to hurt some fools after seeing a friend get killed. That fight was pure vengeance and it was AMAZING!
I also really love the part in the fight with the general where Ip starts working him like the practice dummy.
If there's one thing I truly appreciate about Donnie Yen's acting is that he doesn't try to over do FACIAL EXPRESSIONS in an attempt to sell an emotion to the audience. Subtle. Calm. Nuanced. Even during painful or sad scenes...it's still just a pinch of the right expression.
Yeah... He's just a bad actor...
@@zobzoby2183 ok
@@zobzoby2183Master zobyzoby such a zombie. Stupid hater spotted.😂
@@zobzoby2183 cope cause you can't read facial expression
p
I freaking love how humble he his like "thank you for going easy on me" he just exudes control and power when he is humble in the face of overconfident people. Funnily enough its one of the most badass things to see.
허접 같은 태권도차원이달라
The fight against the 10 Japanese made me cry the first time I watched. The scene is brilliant, powerful, and passionate as hell.
Indeed. The last one made me cry, too!
One of the best Martial arts saga since ever.
Like Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li before him, Donnie Yen it's great and awsome to watch.
In nowadays he is one of the best Martial Artist and Action Actors.
I hope see him fights against Michel Jai White ( Mohammed Ali) in the Ip Man 5.
If he died in ip man 4 then how is that happening
@@justinwill1163
Easy, it is enough to tell the story of their meeting in the 70s through Bruce Lee, before the death of Ip Man.🤔
@@pereirahelder2855 that’s not what you said. You said him fighting Muhammad Ali 🤦🏾♂️
@@justinwill1163
But it's what I said in my answer.
Thanks to Bruce Lee who knows Muhammad Ali in the 70's.
A friendly match between him and Ip Man could have happened.
@@pereirahelder2855 👍🏾
when I 1st watched this film & saw the 1st few fight scenes I thought this movie was gonna be cliché like most martial arts films but the way the tone shifted from that to being serious when he fought those 10 dudes was amazing. Definitely a top 3 fight scenes of all time for me.
When Ip Man challenged 10 men that wasn't a fight...... That was an attack on those ten men.
It was just straight up massacre
it actually murdering. They have no chance.
@@lenguyenphi Straight up massacre
Almost every other fight in all four movies was a defense of others or honor. In that fight, he straight up just wanted to hurt some fools.
Yes. This one is the darkest angry IpMan @@DarkClaw0912
This whole time, Ip Man was holding back until the end.
‼️💯🎯
So we're just gonna ignore the smirk Donnie Yen was trying to hide when he was beating Jin Shanzhao with a feather stick. I'm dead-
Ip man, in real life was Bruce Lee's Mentor. He passed away at a very old age. Sadly, Bruce did not.
I wish I could go back in time, as a 12 yr old, and train under Ip man.
Rumor has it that Bruce Lee was but a Loud Mouth making unnecessary animal noise in fights and never really graduated from learning Marshal Arts from IP Man but booted to the US because the whole thing was so new there and he became so popular in the foreign land.
@frankkumi2816 you talk rubbish he was the real deal , there are multiple demonstrations at sports events [ not movies] with Bruce where he leaves everyone amazed with his speed and strenght , just look how his body was looking like and then reconsider what you wrote
@@frankkumi2816 He was exiled and came to the US to teach Chinese martial arts. They did not like that- and thus he was killed.
@@Jazzinova exiled my A**, the biggest money maker in Chinese cinema? Lol no. He just wanted a change, start his own school, and on a non-communist country, where he could make far more $ .
Donnie yen is the best ❤❤
i hrard jackie chan brroke mike tylson hand during one take whilr filiming
donnie yen , jackie chan, jet li and other fighter can con pair
Bruce Lee,Tony Jaa,Scoot, Jackie Chan e Jet Li the best than Donnie Yen
Is Donnie yen,,,IP Man or there two different pole🙈🤔@@MateusRangel835
@@MateusRangel835Is Donnie yen,,,, IP Man or there two different pple
One of the guys who inspired me to persuade Martial Arts best of the best👊💯
Oneoftheguyswhoinsghedmetohernuads. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I WILL LOVE TO DO SAME
When Donnie Yen folds his shirt then its over, just run
"Martial arts is Confucian in spirit, the virtue of martial arts is benevolence." So true and beautiful ❤ That's one reason I started doing Qigong and flowing martial arts movements everyday. Now I started creating videos on these practices for beginners on youtube.
You know the action is good when it looks good in slow-motion!
If you think this fight is badass, you should see Ip Man 2, when he fought martial arts masters of Hong Kong on a table. When he saved his student from a fish market and when he fought a British boxer at the end. Ip Man is the definition of “KICK-ASS”
the karate dojo fight is one of the best fight scenes I've ever seen
I grew up on a show called Kung Fu theater I am 62 and I remember like yesterday when Enter the Dragon came to our cinema I just love these movies 🙂
Ip man: I am just a Chinese man.
Interpreter: His name is Ip man. 😂😂😂
Mantap Donny Yen memang.👍🔥🔥🇮🇩
I guess we can say with 100% certainty, "Bro got dem hands!"
What really martial arts should be. Have to be.
No emotions involved, pure skills and techniques.
I really appreciate Ip Man, but In the film, the Japanese are portrayed as evil and cruel. The Japanese army itself yes, but not the entire population. There were some who opposed these. I advise you to see the film Blackbelt (Kuro-obi ) by Shun'ichi Nagasaki - 2007
They really were evil tho. It’s reality in SEA back then
@@Shoelaces77
Sorry I don't understand, what do you mean ?
Uh, that's because the Japanese shown in the film are all soldiers. The part of army that are like you said, evil and cruel to the Chinese people under their control.
@@pereirahelder2855 apologies. What J meant was the Japanese army,they were unfathomably evil
But I agree that the Japanese people are not. Nothing is more proof of that than now where the Japanese people changed from life takers to Life protectors.
go check Unit 731 , nanjing massacre
That 10 man fight is so awesome in context. He doesn't just beat them, he's downright cruel, which is so out of character.
Essa saga de filmes do Ip Man é uma obra de arte, se apegar a esses mestres e ver os seus fins é muito comovente
Love how the little kid just comes rolling in talks, and leaves, so cute.
Ip man by donnie yen so cool , awesome ❤❤❤❤
fuck a 2 piece, bro is handing out entire family meals with the half gallon of tea
Ip Man not taking the rice sends a clear message that he came to make a point...
Everyone talks about how fierce and awesome Donnie Yen as a martial artist but nobody talks about how damn good of an actor he is that he can able to convey dramatic scenes throughout his performance. His final kung fu film on part 4 was truly a highlight on seeing him to potray a relatable caring father trying to give his son a better future while he's on a brink of lung cancer until 1973, 9 months afer Bruce Lee died
Every Asian watching this knew that once that feather duster came out, it was game over.
آي ماشا الله Donne yen 👑🌹🇩🇿
Mistrzu!!!!!!!!!Kocham naturalna sztuke walki!!!!!!!!!!!!Marek.N!!!!!!!!!Naturalnie!!!!!!!!
This makes me want to take Martial Arts for the first time
Ip Man has a 0 losing streak.
The 10 man fight, If I was that last guy... I would've been like "I give up" and 10 seconds later I would've been in another country.
The General's own tremendous arrogance defeated himself. He witnessed Ip Man soundly defeat 10 trained fighters and he still thought he could defeat him one on one?
he just systematically disassembles the general. it is beautiful
Donnie Yen was known as the Bruce Lee of 1990s , true fact✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️
His mum is a Grandmaster , he started young 💪
he's is a great martial artist these scnes prove that
Can’t believe no one has said this… IP man would be the PERFECT fit for saitama if it was live action.
"Chinese martial arts is Confucian in spirit. The virtue of martial arts is benevolence"
Donnie yen is so fast!!
Ip man one of the greatest chinese martial art guru who showed the world the supremacy of Wing Chung Kumfu
Everyone should watch how Ip Man - with a feather duster - fought with the northern boxer with a big knife! That's the most difficult fight!
I know it's choreographed, but Donnie moves faster than light!
Mestre ipmem gosto muito dos filmes dele
DY is awesome. His work is top shelf.
Mr. Yen.
My mentor.
Thanks for all.
Good Fight 👍
WHAT AN EXCELLENT GREAT SCENARIOS OF MARTIAL ARTISTS DUEL! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I recognise this style its mostly Wing Chun Kung Fu, a style originating from the Shaolin Monks in China. I studied for 2 years under a master who studied in China.
Wing Chun is best for close combat and has a fluidity of movement and is more about mental focus, balance and deflecting and re-directing energy/force from your opponent so is more defensive than offensive. The principle is to use the least amount of movement, effort and force to disable an opponent. It's paradoxically one of the least harmful martial arts if used correctly with restraint but also probably the most deadliest and easy to kill someone with a few moves.
It's particularly good for dealing with non-martial art opponents where you can avoid a punch and easily get out of grip or lock by twisting your opponents thumb or fingers or wrist and arm causing extreme pain. Slight kicks to back of knee to take someone off balance or cause their legs to fall under them, whilst holding their hand and arm in a painful grip twist. Use of elbow into chest, ribs, or neck. A lot of the style depends on moving your body which is kept in a good slightly low center of balance feet apart so you can turn your upper body and head back and to side away from punches. A punch is typically with the first positioned vertically and done very close to the opponent. Open hand style is used a lot too on neck, or chest like a blade strike or an open-handed lower hand strike into chest.
What is fascinating about Wing Chun style is the fluid flow of movement and the hand and arm postures which mimic animals like chicken/bird wings and insects like praying mantis. It is really much more than a physical martial art practice and combines a spiritual practice for some with mental training and meditation focusing on breathing to develop and use 'Chi' energy.
Wing Chun at advanced level requires a harderning of the body and developing a tolerance to pain and strengthening of the muscles which requires hitting wood but is not absolutely necessary. Because Wing Chun doesn't require a lot of strength or agility, it's ideal for women and guys lacking a muscular physique. It's very effective against even an opponent twice your size and strength as you use their energy and strength against them, or it works against them and to your advantage.
I love watching ip man movies❤❤❤
For those that don’t know. Wing Chun is actually defensive martial arts for women. But this man, Ip Man mastered it so well he went on to train one of the world’s finest martial artist, “Bruce Lee”
hello my friend
I FELT those duster handle slaps.
I went to Hong Kong for a holiday and I was wearing my Ipman tee shirt as it was a very hot day and wherever I went, people on the streets who say and point to my tee shirt, "Ipman! Ipman"! I shall never forget that. Obviously Donnie Yen is much more known in Hong Kong, more than I am ha ha!!
The factory fight when they pulls out the axes when Ip man punched him when he backfliped that caught me off guard😂😂😂
15:13 that: from seiza to standing is amazingly terrifying.
you know he is not playing around once he rolls up his sleeves.
The Soundtrack made it look great.
Esse ator é bom demais filme maravilhoso ❤
Bruce Lee to Ip man: I'm real fast.. Ip man with a rare grin : "how fast?"
0:57 ... The hand speed😮
The roll punch is crazy
Ip man and wing chun forever
IP MAN the best👍👍
Hands down THE greatest fight in my Kung Fu life and by my Kung Fu life I mean me watching Kung Fu lol he beat the brakes off 10 black belts like they never trained a day in their lives. But that 100 punch beat a mofo to the ground combo made me a Donnie Yen fan for life
The elevator/stairway fight with the Muy Thai fighter should be on this video.
That's part 2
"The problem is you!" ~ I feel attacked
The guy receiving the blows at 9:21 😂😂😂 I’d hate to be him 😂
the time teanslator left,
it was heard of him saying,
why only 10 ? 😅😅😅
Este artista es fuera d serie increíble 😮
IP man is merciful..He attacks the opponent and if the opponent is hurt too much he comes and helps them.
He sure didn't help that man he wishboned
Soy fanática de este arte!!
Amazing
Thanks,Yim Wing Chun; for IP Man legacy! Shaolin temple; Ce-fu
That Mfn Ip Man is the truth 🔥🔥
They know not to gank him as they will feed him vengeful barrier
I love how black belts immediately forget how to punch, block, and move after the first punch is thrown. It is super nice for everyone else to stand still while their opponent is distracted and televise their attacks from 3 meters away. If I ever fight a group, I would like it to be this one. also 8.32 tf is up with that stance ?! Hachiji Dachi but the arms are all wrong
OUGH YOU DAH SUP GAUGH!!!! This line will be know though out all action fans.
A bit of trivia here..the scene depicted here is actually a total reverse of what happened to IP Man aged around 16-17..
IP Man was undefeated by that age so he challenged a Wing Chun master Leung Bik to a duel. He was however swiftly defeated by Blk. He challenged Blk to a second duel and was swiftly defeated a second time. IP Man was so humiliated he gave up Kung Fu and was really discouraged at having been so easily defeated and the advanced skills of Blk.
However Blk recognised potential in IP Man and suggested he train under him which he did for 3 years until Blk's health declined. IP Man then continued studying under Blk's most second advanced student. It turned out that Blk (or his student who trained IP Man) had studied under the same old master who IP Man originally studied under.
That's how the legend of IP Man was born. He began Kung Fu aged only 9. He was also addicted to Opium most of his life and originally opened his own Wing Chun school to fund his Opium habit. He also later became a police man on Mainland China and served in the Chinese National Government Army in WWII as an intelligence officer before he moved to Hong Kong and became famous there for his Wing Chun skills and student school. One of his most famous students was of course Bruce Lee.
This movie is great,it tells us about the war between china and Japan,it was really dark and cruel honestly...so many Chinese having to suffer during that period😢
esse filme é muito bom mesmo
Hollywood doesn't make fights like this anymore.
Looks like i have just found a new movie to watch
You should: all 4 films are epic
Buenísimo 😂❤
Im guessing most people miss that Ip Man allows the guy to save face at the end....Class.
No one trains to fight like Ip Man. That's the problem.
Donnie Yeng foi o cara certo pra interpretar o mestre Yip Man.
ip man is still cool . he is so awesome, . i haven't watch this since i was a kid and this just popped up in my feed. now that I'm older and learned Chinese i just realized when he told that guy that when they were fighting in the house that northern and southern doesn't matter and he switched dialects from mandarin to Cantonese to show his pride in being from the south but it also not meaning there is a difference from them, which now makes so much sense lol .well. this movie just makes sense now that i know a little bit more Chinese history. i love IP man even more
Should've included the fight with the Thai guy on IP Man 3
Ggghhg❤
Nice film clips;:: lp man!!!❤❤❤🎉😂❤
Always love the first Ip Man movie
It's definitely the best one for sure.
The first man walks off after confirming that nobody saw him getting beaten 😂