It was a masterpiece, but then today i saw trailer for ip man 5, but to be honest it look more like a trailer for the next flying pussy, hidden farts movie.
He was just always so chill. Could you imagine getting your ass literally kicked and obliterated and the person doesn't even show emotion? He's just 😑🤜🏾🤛🏾💢🦵🏾💢😑💪🏾💢😑👊🏾🦵🏾💢💪🏾💢😑😑😑😑🦵🏾👊🏾
I was yesterday years old, when I learned that Donnie Yen is actually a MASTER in something like 9 different Arts. It takes some people a lifetime to become a Master of even ONE!
@@ugur3527 Not necessarily. Some people don't want to be professional fighters. But that doesn't make them any less badass. My former teacher Master Obatta wasn't a professional fighter, but when his family was attacked by a man with a knife in Los Angeles, Master Obatta dissarmed him, dropped him, bound him up, and sat on top of him until the police arrived. He was a real badass. Military Soldiers don't fight in a ring to entertain people for money. That doesn't make them any less badass. There are a ton of badass Martial Artists who have no interest in fighting in a ring. But you damn sure don't want to mess with them on the street. Thinking only people who fight for money, to entertainment crowds, are badass, seems to be a pretty absurd point of view.
@@toddstudio79 yes they are lots of people who knows how to fight. But if they're going public and saying "I'm the best" they should prove it by fighting other professional fighters which is this guys didn't do.
Forbidden rules that everyone knew, yet anyone ever followed: 1. Fight Jackie Chan in a room full of furniture 2. Stay still when John Wick is approaching 3. Let Ip man roll up his sleeves
IP man vs Mike Tyson - absolutely perfect Mike Tyson Pika Boo boxing style he is famous for. Watching this after the exhibition fight of Mike at the age of 55 and this man still remembers everything Mr. Cass De Mato taught him. Thoroughly enjoyed to watch this epic scene in IP man especially the the end when the timer goes off and BOTH stop at an impasse. Shows the absolute utmost respect of both fighters and their individual fighting style. Side note - I'm definitely no boxer, but I have been a studen of San Soo Kung Fu which really emphasize on both Wu Shu and Win Chun for very close face to face fighting, manipulation of your opponent's movement as your advantage.
I only just found out Bruce Lee died only 7 months after his master. That's so tragic and the death was caused by a medicine, that's so unfortunate. I'm not being rude but IP mans teachings 50/50 went to waste, all that he trusted went into Bruce Lee only for him to died shortly after...
@@AnxyTp Not really! the movies helped a lot the Wing Chun school founded by Ip Man (it's now getting run by his sons and grandsons), so yeah, the Wing Chun style still lives on and has it's own legacy, it's really cool
Interesting fact, Wing Chun was created by a woman and was named after Yip Wing Chun who used it to fight off men who pursued her for her beauty. Yip Man saved this martial art from being erased during Mao's Cultural Revolution and kept it alive throughout his life. Now its easily one of the most iconic martial arts of all time.
@@kolombosharks4926 it's real fact dude. Not every feminist is bad thing. Some of them really open up our mind that women can alongside with us (men). Don't make any great female heroes at side of this day feminist. Florence Nightingale, R.A. Kartini, Agatha Christie, etc
The mike Tyson fight was easily the best. Also, he’s probably the strongest character in the series considering he’s also old like ip man. He showed the most adaptability combined with speed and power. Ip man was never able to just counter him with 1 strategy, and was constantly on the back foot needing to switch it up because Mike would adapt too fast.
Funnily enough, there was an interview where they both claim that they're terrified of the other. Donnie Yen was so scared of Tyson's punches actually connecting, and Tyson was surprised at how fast Yen actually is.
That half of a yam is sooo symbolic: Master Ip only receives what is given to him, nothing more. Doesn’t take or steal, only receives what’s earned. And he returns home to his family with only that. The bloody bag of rice from his fellow master friend that earned it during his tourney fights, was given to the master’s wife-turned widow. Honorable and humble. Powerful, yet gentle characteristics of peak human form.❤
Honestly ip man isnt just a story about a man bieng really good at fighting its about a man who fought for his wife , kids, and to put and end to wars racism he wasnt an aggressive man he only fought wen he needed to which is why we need to respect him
If you are talking about the character of this movie, yes. But if you are talking about the need to respect the real life Ip Man you have to realize that almost all of this is fiction. Nobody knows what he was doing during the war other than that he was enlisted as a police officer (which this movie doesn't even mention). He had a mistress that the movies also don't mention and the main reason he fought and taught wing chun was to support his opium addiction which is also not mentioned in the movies.
One of the best fight scenes ever made in Hollywood. The IP Man movies were so legendary especially the fight with Master Z and Mike Tyson were my favourites 💪❤️👊🔥
The fight scenes must have taken months too perfect. I respect the men , women, and children that participate in these movies. I couldn't imagine how many times someone was accidentally hurt in the making of a film of this nature. But the end result is always phenomenal. A lot of people say that wing Chung is inefficient in a street fight ,or a mugging etc. And they are right. One artform or style will never protect you or your loved ones. Because they may be bigger or stronger or just plain out too do harm. Or worse. Combining different methods of defense will always increase your chances. Train hard ,train diligently, but most importantly, never use what you learn or are taught too use it as a way too harm others for wealth or recklessness.. it's for self defense.
The 10 black belts scene is the only time ip man truely let his anger get the better of him and we see that whilst hes mainly a defensive person when he goes on the offence hes an absolutely monster even against muira whilst he wasnt as angry he went mostly offence the entire fight and overwhelmed almost instantly prime ip is an absolute beast
That's because the plot armour and choreography let him ... I mean, none of these guys fight like black belts and they all go in one by one, letting Ip finish his technique on the current guy and then telegraph a weak attack that he can easily counter.
Since you have an insider perspective, I'm wondering: Do you find it as interesting as I do how the portrayal of boxing changed between Twister and Tyson? Twister was a straight-up caricature of an arrogant brute, and boxing was portrayed as a kinda trash-tier style with gaping flaws to be exploited, while the Tyson fight was choreographed as a hard-style master fighting a soft-style master on equal footing.
@@Just_A_Dude Twister was an homage to the trope in the kung fu genre of an arrogant white fighter who proceeds to get the shit kicked out of him by the protagonist. It's usually to show the superiority of the whatever the protagonists style is, and also to sort of hail back to western abuse of China (with later examples being fairly recent with the funding of the KMT by the US in an attempt to secure a trade monopoly with China) that ends with the righteous protagonist beating down an arrogant brute, as opposed to the cultured and mild mannered Chinese fighter. Meanwhile Tyson's character is effectively a Chinese migrant (he lives there and has a family) who has a hardened criminal past and is the "final boss" so to speak of that part of the film (it would have been anti-climactic for him to just lose easily). Also it's a difference in character, Twister is a sort of complacent champion who has been at the top for too long, Tyson's character is someone who came up the hard way and had to remain hard to stay at the top. It's not really about the Boxing, though Boxers tend to get smashed by Kung Fu in such film's. Which would sort of make sense when you consider traditional Chinese martial arts, which pretty much died out during the cultural revolution and as a result of the Boxer's Rebellion before that, were very much like traditional Karate and Boxing, a sort of general combative method (the various superfluous aesthetic aspects are basically just both a flourish and also a means of hiding what you are doing past the bare necessities for fighting). Jet Lee's character in Fearless (who uses a sort of blend of Wushu with Sanda), and that film overall, sort of show what traditional Chinese styles would have looked a little like, with massive aesthetic changes and excessive movements of course (footwork and hand placement would have been the same as traditional Boxing/Karate, hands at mid level to intercept a takedown, feet not too wide apart, and footwork was linear), but that's another story. It's also about the character themselves influencing the style. Twister is just a boxer, so he loses out when other rules are in play. Tyson's character is sort of a dirty boxer/street fighter. It's like Ip Man's fellow disciple of another Wing Chun style having a different, far more aggressive style of fighting contrasting to his character being both desperate in a way and also far more willing to hurt people.
Ip man characters strongest to weakest: 1. ip man (1 - 2) 2. bruce lee 3. twister 4. master hung 5. ip man (3) 6. frank 6. tin chi / sadi the warrior 7. ip man (4) 8. general miura 9. gunnery sergeant barton geddes 10. tai chi guy 11. 10 black belts combined 12. owen davidson 13. elevator muay thai guy 14. northerner 15. collin frater 16. karate champion 17. tsao ngan kwan 18. every other fighters & masters
The spirit of IP man is no-border: Don't be too arrogant, don't bully the disadvantaged group casually. Kung Fu guides us to fight evil forces and maintain world peace.
The move at 3:54 still amazes me…even on my best day I couldn’t do that move. Nevermind midway through a fight, twice my current age, already hurt. I know it is purely theatrical, but I have no doubt it has occurred in life before.
Ip Man is the best martial arts fighter of all time, it is said that he was undefeated, never lost a fight and was also Bruce Lee's teacher, a true legend.
Бой против 10 бойцов,Ип Ман здесь себя не сдерживал,показал максимальный уровень мастерства,а последний поединок он показал,как можно полагаясь на чувства продолжить бой,а эта шедевральная концовка ударом с 1 дюйма просто поразительно
Some may not understand, but i love the beauty in Wing Chun. All the movies show its application against multiple different forms. This is by far one of the best arts i have studied along with Muay Thai Kick Boxing.
Rewatching this scene, you could totally see the difference in philosophy in their fight technique. The japanese fighter has a heavy base relying on hard hitting single strikes, similar to kyokushin karate mixed with judo. During the fight, it was beautiful to see ip man counter his hip toss.
@@AhmedAli-dt9bl False god; trust in Jesus the True and Living God Revelation 1 8 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.
@@JesusIsEternalSalvation and chuck norris's roundhouse kick is too powerful...China used to border USA until Chuck Norris roundhouse kicked it on the other side of the earth
Not if you're of similar build as him. Those attacks accurately hit vital points. A good example would be his application of the wooden man practice on General Miura. Wouldn't argue that it's almost nothing more than a very heavy massage for the big bois though. As for the flurry... I have no idea what the fuck that is for. I think it's the only part of Wing Chun that makes no sense to me xD
@@Winterheart-fz8rd So what I thought was right, wing chun is used to hit the vital points but against a fat guy it's not really effective.. Then again a punch in the face still works.
@@JannieDaMannie Yeah. TBF it IS a soft Martial Art focused on keeping the other guy from being able to punch you or retaliate properly. It's really only efficient for self-defense and in the current era, there are better styles to learn from. That being said though, I believe what Ip Man said about "Martial Arts having nothing to do with how effective you are as a fighter" applies to all who wish to practice a particular style, be it Karate that has a very rough way of absorbing attacks and throwing counters or Boxing which focuses on movement and delivering very quick, powerful and accurate punches that can KO another guy in a single clean hit.
The Ip man series 1 2 and 3 was simply magnificent the action was as great as enter the dragon with the Bruce Lee!! Their technique their speed and they are style simply exquisite!!
Was My first Donnie Yen movie I felt like I discovered him hahaha. I became instant Donnie Yen Ambassador😀 OMG why does Y.T. display a hundred emojis nobody uses first!!!
Fun fact Tyson actually injured his fingers when Donnie was doing the blocking with elbow move and on several occasion Tyson almost hit him (due to his inexperience in acting) but Donnie manage to dodge his attacks
The interesting thing about watching all these clips together is that the only other style that seemed to give Ip Man any real trouble was Western Boxing. Maybe because in boxing his opponent wasn't just standing around at arms length waiting to be hit. Tyson was moving all the time even before any punches were thrown making it hard to pin him down.
Also when you are playing boxing most of the offensive part is your hands. So your legs can do the moving. But when you use both legs and hands to attack, you can't move when you are kicking them
@@apollo1694 - if kung fu was useful compared to any facet of the prime mma combination of mtkb, Brazilian Jujitsu & wrestling, we’d see it in the octagon, no doubt
Master Ip young in his prime must had been really fast like in the movies he also was a master at absorbing force contact I can tell you that, he also had one of the best combination strikes because he used anything even elbows he was flawlessly fast at doing it, only if I was old enough to witness it 😩
First and foremost, this is not about Chinese vs. Japanese martial arts superiority contest. This film is about oppression and war and also contains anti-war sentiments. And throughout human history, such chapters of war is very common all over the world.
Ip man series was inexplicable to how amazing and perfect it was and still is. The fact its almost based off a true story as well makes it even better as a story its self being told in many years through out history. Many hardships were faced yet Ip man still faced them head on, honestly the strongest, humble, and kind soul of a man I have ever seen in the history of martial arts. My favorite movie.
Enter: Mike Tyson. Unfortunately due to size, most Chinese martial artists aren’t strong enough or heavy enough to deal damage to people much bigger than them. It makes sense that you lose to someone much bigger than you, and when they’re as skilled as Mike Tyson, there’s very little you can do in fisti-cuffs against an opponent like that unless you’re more similar in size.
I thought I was tired of martial arts movies until rewatching these scenes. I now realise that modern martial arts movies don't have this kind of artistry and genius. I guess I'll just have to stick to my DVD collection.
Yeah as amazing as Donnie Yen is... if Tyson for a second got the perfect angle he'd be able to take him out in out hit. The brute force could shatter your skull.
Definitely in my top five trilogy's of all time. Very well written directed and performed. The story and "folklore" it created is beyond our years buy far..
I have seen the Ip man saga twice, I can say that it is one of the best fighting movie sagas that exists, all 4 films offer an incredible spectacle, the master Ip man (Donnie Yen) has a fascinating fighting style and very effective, without a doubt the most dangerous rivals that Ip man faced were the characters played by Darren Shahlavi, Mike Tyson and Scott Adkins, it was great to see these last 2 legends in this saga along with another legend like Donnie Yen.
Rolling or in Japanese martial arts “Ukemi” means to break fall. One of the first things you learn in most martial arts. Learning how to fall protects yourself when training and can be useful during real life applications.
@@neththeobnoxioussponge8929 Yeah ik, but the way of saying it is so familiar with how my teacher used to call it so I naturally assumed u learnt aikido too. Sry for assuming tho
the ip man series was just a masterpiece.
my favorite martial arts is ip man and bruce lee
מתבונן בך אלוהים it’s his opinion
@@Ripsawman0no u dumbass
It was a masterpiece, but then today i saw trailer for ip man 5, but to be honest it look more like a trailer for the next flying pussy, hidden farts movie.
many more IM movies other than these
He was just always so chill. Could you imagine getting your ass literally kicked and obliterated and the person doesn't even show emotion? He's just 😑🤜🏾🤛🏾💢🦵🏾💢😑💪🏾💢😑👊🏾🦵🏾💢💪🏾💢😑😑😑😑🦵🏾👊🏾
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Omg it should get atleast more than 1k likes lol😂
@@ysosirius5500 lmao 😂
😂😂😂 u get me
omg im laughing the s out of me
I was yesterday years old, when I learned that Donnie Yen is actually a MASTER in something like 9 different Arts.
It takes some people a lifetime to become a Master of even ONE!
yea man check out Flahspoint, he shows off his MMA skills
It's China. Future professionals start practicing full time starting from 6 years old.
He's master of show like Bruce Lee. If they were real fighters we would see them in professional fights.
@@ugur3527 Not necessarily. Some people don't want to be professional fighters. But that doesn't make them any less badass.
My former teacher Master Obatta wasn't a professional fighter, but when his family was attacked by a man with a knife in Los Angeles, Master Obatta dissarmed him, dropped him, bound him up, and sat on top of him until the police arrived. He was a real badass.
Military Soldiers don't fight in a ring to entertain people for money. That doesn't make them any less badass.
There are a ton of badass Martial Artists who have no interest in fighting in a ring. But you damn sure don't want to mess with them on the street.
Thinking only people who fight for money, to entertainment crowds, are badass, seems to be a pretty absurd point of view.
@@toddstudio79 yes they are lots of people who knows how to fight. But if they're going public and saying "I'm the best" they should prove it by fighting other professional fighters which is this guys didn't do.
Forbidden rules that everyone knew, yet anyone ever followed:
1. Fight Jackie Chan in a room full of furniture
2. Stay still when John Wick is approaching
3. Let Ip man roll up his sleeves
3. Don't play a drinking game where you take a shot or liquor every time Donny Yen knocks someone out.
furniture is a martial arts of jackie chan
or that karate guy that brough nunchucks to fight bruce lee in ip man 4
Donnie yen just beat 4 ppl in real life bruh, he's a legend
or normal one, "I don't wanna fight you're guys" dialogs that ended up everyone getting folded into omelette
The 10 on 1 fight is still one of the greatest fighr scenes in cinema. Everything about that scene is just amazing. Such a great movie.
Jet Li’s, Fist of Legend, demolishing a dojo is up there.
yeah that and ong-bak 2's bone breaking sequence is very similiar i love both
The Japanese were so polite, waiting their turns before attacking 😂
@@CorePathway Well yeah, would have been a far less entertaining scene to have IP Man turtled up on the matt and getting stomped on by 10 dudes lol.
Half the combatants just literally stand around him, and do nothing while he pummels the same guy over and over again.
Donnie was hitting that dudes chest so fast it sounded like Van Halen’s drum intro for “Hot for Teacher” 😂
Rule number one : dont let ip man roll up his sleeve😜
Nicee
Fr,when me and my cousins watched it,and saw that he folded his sleeve,we knew s*** was about to go down
But when he wears no sleeves...
Ur getting ur ass kicked either way😭😭😭
Rule #2 fuck his sleeves lol jk unless u want get tickled in jail
IP man vs Mike Tyson - absolutely perfect Mike Tyson Pika Boo boxing style he is famous for. Watching this after the exhibition fight of Mike at the age of 55 and this man still remembers everything Mr. Cass De Mato taught him.
Thoroughly enjoyed to watch this epic scene in IP man especially the the end when the timer goes off and BOTH stop at an impasse. Shows the absolute utmost respect of both fighters and their individual fighting style.
Side note - I'm definitely no boxer, but I have been a studen of San Soo Kung Fu which really emphasize on both Wu Shu and Win Chun for very close face to face fighting, manipulation of your opponent's movement as your advantage.
Donnie yen is a legend, but Tyson was the only fighter in that scene. Donnie will tell you the same.
@@SuperSayinSolidSnek well tyson is the best boxer of all time so thats for sure but donnie yen is still a legend
Its better to have one short role everyone will remember, than bunch of shit no one remember next day.
My thoughts exactly!
I often revisit this video just to watch that 1st fight. Pure beauty!
This man don't need a black belt, he got a whole black suit
Agreed
Agreed
Agreed
I love the story of this great Man... I just hope all the people learned about honor and kindness as this pure soul had !
exactly that is he spirit of kung fu. as he explains throughout all 4 movies.
I only just found out Bruce Lee died only 7 months after his master. That's so tragic and the death was caused by a medicine, that's so unfortunate. I'm not being rude but IP mans teachings 50/50 went to waste, all that he trusted went into Bruce Lee only for him to died shortly after...
@@AnxyTp Not really! the movies helped a lot the Wing Chun school founded by Ip Man (it's now getting run by his sons and grandsons), so yeah, the Wing Chun style still lives on and has it's own legacy, it's really cool
the mentor of bruce lee, who is the creator of jujitsu
@@AnxyTp i wonder if bruce lee could beat ip man
nostalgia.
Movies of this type and in particular Yip Man 1,2,3 introduced me to the world of martial arts.
respect!❤
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Interesting fact, Wing Chun was created by a woman and was named after Yip Wing Chun who used it to fight off men who pursued her for her beauty. Yip Man saved this martial art from being erased during Mao's Cultural Revolution and kept it alive throughout his life. Now its easily one of the most iconic martial arts of all time.
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@@你你你好啊 it's true
I hear feminist
@@kolombosharks4926 how?
@@kolombosharks4926 it's real fact dude. Not every feminist is bad thing. Some of them really open up our mind that women can alongside with us (men). Don't make any great female heroes at side of this day feminist. Florence Nightingale, R.A. Kartini, Agatha Christie, etc
The mike Tyson fight was easily the best. Also, he’s probably the strongest character in the series considering he’s also old like ip man. He showed the most adaptability combined with speed and power. Ip man was never able to just counter him with 1 strategy, and was constantly on the back foot needing to switch it up because Mike would adapt too fast.
yea. they were about to deliver consecutive death blows but the bell stopped them. great way to show mike the love and respect he deserves.
Agreed.
Funnily enough, there was an interview where they both claim that they're terrified of the other. Donnie Yen was so scared of Tyson's punches actually connecting, and Tyson was surprised at how fast Yen actually is.
It’s really not..
I agree totally. A true immovable object meeting an unstoppable force.
It was a real pleasure to watch Mike Tyson - he still IS one of the greatest boxers manking ever had!
That half of a yam is sooo symbolic: Master Ip only receives what is given to him, nothing more. Doesn’t take or steal, only receives what’s earned. And he returns home to his family with only that. The bloody bag of rice from his fellow master friend that earned it during his tourney fights, was given to the master’s wife-turned widow. Honorable and humble. Powerful, yet gentle characteristics of peak human form.❤
I always thought it was a potato 🥔
That first fight against the 10 black belts was unbelievably brutal. Ip Man killed at least four of them by my estimation.
It was about revenge and the others were just him proving a point.
I think he didnt kill them, he just seriously wounded them
@@PaganMin-1966nahh he got a couple bodies in that scene 😂
Honestly ip man isnt just a story about a man bieng really good at fighting its about a man who fought for his wife , kids, and to put and end to wars racism he wasnt an aggressive man he only fought wen he needed to which is why we need to respect him
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If you are talking about the character of this movie, yes. But if you are talking about the need to respect the real life Ip Man you have to realize that almost all of this is fiction. Nobody knows what he was doing during the war other than that he was enlisted as a police officer (which this movie doesn't even mention). He had a mistress that the movies also don't mention and the main reason he fought and taught wing chun was to support his opium addiction which is also not mentioned in the movies.
Ip man is a hero. The master of Bruce Lee
Is he master of Bruce lee really?
Haha, no he is Bruce's Master
He really is he's master but he's Bruce Lee's master only in wingchun which as Bruce said is very ineffective in a real fight
Bruh get the book Ip chun it says about the history of ip man and other masters
@@Blackshard159 or just learn about it it’s simple
One of the best fight scenes ever made in Hollywood. The IP Man movies were so legendary especially the fight with Master Z and Mike Tyson were my favourites 💪❤️👊🔥
the scenes are NOT made in Hollywood, i think.
This is Hong Kong Movie dude.
Brings to life how we think we fight in our heads
... simon (true)
Naw I'm not delusional in my head ten guys stomp me for 10 minutes, I sleep for 10 hours then recover in the hospital for 10 days
The fight scenes must have taken months too perfect. I respect the men , women, and children that participate in these movies. I couldn't imagine how many times someone was accidentally hurt in the making of a film of this nature. But the end result is always phenomenal. A lot of people say that wing Chung is inefficient in a street fight ,or a mugging etc. And they are right. One artform or style will never protect you or your loved ones. Because they may be bigger or stronger or just plain out too do harm. Or worse. Combining different methods of defense will always increase your chances. Train hard ,train diligently, but most importantly, never use what you learn or are taught too use it as a way too harm others for wealth or recklessness.. it's for self defense.
I can watch online but it's only in the original language. Are there no websites for subtitles? Or dub?
they are all a mixture and change through years so to say an particular artform is ineffective is wrong
when the motion is too fast to capture, you know how much effort hey put in, but both actors at the last fight are martial artist of wing chun
@@michaelakingboye7238 si lo hay
@@unit0033 es la mwjor
everytime when i see this movie its hard for me to belive that the person ipman really existed
Lesson I learned when IP man rolls his sleeves u have 2 option
1 run
2 apologize
Ip man summarized
@@adridachy5346 lol
😂😂
I could not stop laughing for 4 straight minutes when i saw your comment.
I would run as he cant catch up with me
The 10 black belts scene is the only time ip man truely let his anger get the better of him and we see that whilst hes mainly a defensive person when he goes on the offence hes an absolutely monster even against muira whilst he wasnt as angry he went mostly offence the entire fight and overwhelmed almost instantly prime ip is an absolute beast
In His last fight in part 4 he defiantly let’s go.
That's because the plot armour and choreography let him ... I mean, none of these guys fight like black belts and they all go in one by one, letting Ip finish his technique on the current guy and then telegraph a weak attack that he can easily counter.
actually the fact that ip man didnt outright break anyone's necks to kill them is surprising, he could easily do that
@@Puschit1hey man it’s for dramatic effect
C'est juste un film dans la vrai vie il se ferait defoncer
Man that 10 v 1 was BRUTAL! like daymn.. coming back and watching that... they got FUUUKKED UP
I love this series of teachers, thanks for sharing, I am an MMA fighter
Since you have an insider perspective, I'm wondering: Do you find it as interesting as I do how the portrayal of boxing changed between Twister and Tyson?
Twister was a straight-up caricature of an arrogant brute, and boxing was portrayed as a kinda trash-tier style with gaping flaws to be exploited, while the Tyson fight was choreographed as a hard-style master fighting a soft-style master on equal footing.
Great Tyson and twister are two different fighters no two boxers are the same if you did not Tyson was more on the power side than technique
boxing is better ur just gay
А у меня второй разряд по стрельбе...
@@Just_A_Dude
Twister was an homage to the trope in the kung fu genre of an arrogant white fighter who proceeds to get the shit kicked out of him by the protagonist. It's usually to show the superiority of the whatever the protagonists style is, and also to sort of hail back to western abuse of China (with later examples being fairly recent with the funding of the KMT by the US in an attempt to secure a trade monopoly with China) that ends with the righteous protagonist beating down an arrogant brute, as opposed to the cultured and mild mannered Chinese fighter.
Meanwhile Tyson's character is effectively a Chinese migrant (he lives there and has a family) who has a hardened criminal past and is the "final boss" so to speak of that part of the film (it would have been anti-climactic for him to just lose easily).
Also it's a difference in character, Twister is a sort of complacent champion who has been at the top for too long, Tyson's character is someone who came up the hard way and had to remain hard to stay at the top.
It's not really about the Boxing, though Boxers tend to get smashed by Kung Fu in such film's. Which would sort of make sense when you consider traditional Chinese martial arts, which pretty much died out during the cultural revolution and as a result of the Boxer's Rebellion before that, were very much like traditional Karate and Boxing, a sort of general combative method (the various superfluous aesthetic aspects are basically just both a flourish and also a means of hiding what you are doing past the bare necessities for fighting).
Jet Lee's character in Fearless (who uses a sort of blend of Wushu with Sanda), and that film overall, sort of show what traditional Chinese styles would have looked a little like, with massive aesthetic changes and excessive movements of course (footwork and hand placement would have been the same as traditional Boxing/Karate, hands at mid level to intercept a takedown, feet not too wide apart, and footwork was linear), but that's another story.
It's also about the character themselves influencing the style. Twister is just a boxer, so he loses out when other rules are in play. Tyson's character is sort of a dirty boxer/street fighter. It's like Ip Man's fellow disciple of another Wing Chun style having a different, far more aggressive style of fighting contrasting to his character being both desperate in a way and also far more willing to hurt people.
Ip man characters strongest to weakest:
1. ip man (1 - 2)
2. bruce lee
3. twister
4. master hung
5. ip man (3)
6. frank
6. tin chi / sadi the warrior
7. ip man (4)
8. general miura
9. gunnery sergeant barton geddes
10. tai chi guy
11. 10 black belts combined
12. owen davidson
13. elevator muay thai guy
14. northerner
15. collin frater
16. karate champion
17. tsao ngan kwan
18. every other fighters & masters
woi lo kenapa nyasar kesini, pasti lo lagi nostalgia yaaaaa
@Daniel Jiang idiot
Bro what abt law sifu
where is mike tyson
master law should’ve been at the top
He would’ve clapped ip man if the table wasn’t slippery
One of the greatest fight in film history! So full of passion and impact!
The elevator fight is the best one in the whole franchise. Seriously one of the best scenes in history of MA cinema.
hail hydra
Я тоже думаю, что бой с Муай-тай был самым крутым!
You kidding mean...? No better way to end a fight than with the 1 inch punch!
The spirit of IP man is no-border: Don't be too arrogant, don't bully the disadvantaged group casually. Kung Fu guides us to fight evil forces and maintain world peace.
how is it the Karate Master, Sgt Geddes, put more of a fight than these clowns? 2:10 and their General?
The greatest Ip's contribution remains so far underrated: the invention of the Ip address.
The move at 3:54 still amazes me…even on my best day I couldn’t do that move.
Nevermind midway through a fight, twice my current age, already hurt. I know it is purely theatrical, but I have no doubt it has occurred in life before.
I'm pretty sure he does all the moves irl, he's like Jackie Chan. He knows actually win chun
The smile at at the end of the Japanese General: "At last, I found someone worthy".
Ip Man is the best martial arts fighter of all time, it is said that he was undefeated, never lost a fight and was also Bruce Lee's teacher, a true legend.
14:18 that sequence is so good
I liked that dudes spin off movie, it was actually pretty dope yeah it’s not ip man but he’s number 2
@@SOSO_CREPITUS i like Z style of wing chun more, it looks more brutal and hurtful
Also this sound effect
3:01 "AH SHIT HERE WE GO AGAIN"
Ip Man 1 was so good because the fights were not only entertaining, they were dramatic.
Бой против 10 бойцов,Ип Ман здесь себя не сдерживал,показал максимальный уровень мастерства,а последний поединок он показал,как можно полагаясь на чувства продолжить бой,а эта шедевральная концовка ударом с 1 дюйма просто поразительно
3:02 "Ah shit, hold up" - Japanese guy
Haha
Ahahahahaha, ohhh, my tears...
Wtf 😂
Not gonna lie though Master Z was also a badass, make sure you guys check out his spin off as well, it takes place after this fight.
Yup
One thing I learned from watching CS (Carmen Sandiago) is always to protect the face
He good too.
Some may not understand, but i love the beauty in Wing Chun. All the movies show its application against multiple different forms. This is by far one of the best arts i have studied along with Muay Thai Kick Boxing.
Rewatching this scene, you could totally see the difference in philosophy in their fight technique. The japanese fighter has a heavy base relying on hard hitting single strikes, similar to kyokushin karate mixed with judo. During the fight, it was beautiful to see ip man counter his hip toss.
توبوا الى الله تعالى لأن بالصلاح والاسلام تحيا النفوس والقلوب-_--_-
repent to allah in islam because by islam live the hearts and the souls
It's a completely inaccurate scene and your observation of styles is completely wrong.
@@JDnFL it’s a movie and my opinion, get over it
@@AhmedAli-dt9bl False god; trust in Jesus the True and Living God
Revelation 1
8 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.
Ip Man is Chinese
Donnie, is a great teacher and actor. ❤many blessings to him.
Tak mester jeg glæmmer det aldri 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Thank you for taking the time to make this, very well done. Good luck in 2020.
Love this series!! They need to keep making more movies 🍿 🔥🔥
Great video and I love how you blended the fight scenes together
Even IP Man's One Inch Punch was too powerful.
325 pounds of it
@@JesusIsEternalSalvation and chuck norris's roundhouse kick is too powerful...China used to border USA until Chuck Norris roundhouse kicked it on the other side of the earth
The Exquisite Art of Wing Chun @ its Finest...Long Live The IP Man!!
This scene was BRUTIFUL....
BRUTAL & BEAUTIFUL 👌
I still can't get over the fact that Donnie Yen is just basically giving you a really aggressive massage.
Not if you're of similar build as him. Those attacks accurately hit vital points. A good example would be his application of the wooden man practice on General Miura. Wouldn't argue that it's almost nothing more than a very heavy massage for the big bois though. As for the flurry... I have no idea what the fuck that is for. I think it's the only part of Wing Chun that makes no sense to me xD
@@Winterheart-fz8rd So what I thought was right, wing chun is used to hit the vital points but against a fat guy it's not really effective.. Then again a punch in the face still works.
@@JannieDaMannie Yeah. TBF it IS a soft Martial Art focused on keeping the other guy from being able to punch you or retaliate properly. It's really only efficient for self-defense and in the current era, there are better styles to learn from.
That being said though, I believe what Ip Man said about "Martial Arts having nothing to do with how effective you are as a fighter" applies to all who wish to practice a particular style, be it Karate that has a very rough way of absorbing attacks and throwing counters or Boxing which focuses on movement and delivering very quick, powerful and accurate punches that can KO another guy in a single clean hit.
@@JannieDaMannie if fat guys have throats and eyeballs they screwed
詠春按摩師😂
The Ip man series 1 2 and 3 was simply magnificent the action was as great as enter the dragon with the Bruce Lee!! Their technique their speed and they are style simply exquisite!!
Was My first Donnie Yen movie I felt like I discovered him hahaha. I became instant Donnie Yen Ambassador😀 OMG why does Y.T. display a hundred emojis nobody uses first!!!
I loved the ip man series with a passion, pls for the love of God more ip man movies with real good story lines pls
Ip , man was definitely no joke! I would love to learn win chung myself!
@sieg wahrheit y are you being a bitch?
0:50 Like Gohan's rage against Cell Juniors
I am a girl and I absolutely loved this series. One of the greatest productions
Definitely in my top 10 films
Watch the raid films. Youll like them
Make no joke Tyson is a beast that's his full power he's using
Yeah! I felt the danger in that fight!!
Looks like the only fighter who ever gave Ip Man a true challenge tbh
If Tyson was in his full power, donnie yen would get killed for sure, professional vs actor.
Fun fact Tyson actually injured his fingers when Donnie was doing the blocking with elbow move and on several occasion Tyson almost hit him (due to his inexperience in acting) but Donnie manage to dodge his attacks
@@Tarzocin donnie yen know how to fight in real life btw.. he is not just an actor lol
I wish I could give this video 10 thumbs up! 👍👍
One of the best videos I ever watch keep going
The interesting thing about watching all these clips together is that the only other style that seemed to give Ip Man any real trouble was Western Boxing. Maybe because in boxing his opponent wasn't just standing around at arms length waiting to be hit. Tyson was moving all the time even before any punches were thrown making it hard to pin him down.
Also when you are playing boxing most of the offensive part is your hands. So your legs can do the moving. But when you use both legs and hands to attack, you can't move when you are kicking them
MMA is made for practical and competitive fighting, Kung Fu just isn't
@@apollo1694 - if kung fu was useful compared to any facet of the prime mma combination of mtkb, Brazilian Jujitsu & wrestling, we’d see it in the octagon, no doubt
Great job transitioning between scenes
Master Ip young in his prime must had been really fast like in the movies he also was a master at absorbing force contact I can tell you that, he also had one of the best combination strikes because he used anything even elbows he was flawlessly fast at doing it, only if I was old enough to witness it 😩
It's true I was there
The Ip Man saga is easily by a MILLION the best Martial Arts movies to ever exist
First and foremost, this is not about Chinese vs. Japanese martial arts superiority contest.
This film is about oppression and war and also contains anti-war sentiments.
And throughout human history, such chapters of war is very common all over the world.
That scene with Mike Tyson was badass
Yip men is the greatest master i ever seen i respect these men very much master yip strongest father in the history 🙏🙏❤
Of all the Ip Man movies they came out with. The first fight scene. Where he is fighting multiple karate fighters. That is my favorite fight scene. 😄
He took “Strike first, Strike hard & No mercy” too literally and mixed it with kung fu.
10:51 Mike Tyson throws a kick! Lol
it's rare to see this hahahaha
Thanks for this Awesome upload some my favorite took me back good times!!!❤️🔥👊
One of the few movie series that you can watch through over and over as the acting and action never gets old!
Ip Man Is the Best ..💪👍👍. I From Indonesia. I Like Ip Man😚👍
Ip man series was inexplicable to how amazing and perfect it was and still is. The fact its almost based off a true story as well makes it even better as a story its self being told in many years through out history. Many hardships were faced yet Ip man still faced them head on, honestly the strongest, humble, and kind soul of a man I have ever seen in the history of martial arts. My favorite movie.
No one can withstand a master in chinese martial art filled with hatred for those responsible for the death of his friends
Enter: Mike Tyson.
Unfortunately due to size, most Chinese martial artists aren’t strong enough or heavy enough to deal damage to people much bigger than them. It makes sense that you lose to someone much bigger than you, and when they’re as skilled as Mike Tyson, there’s very little you can do in fisti-cuffs against an opponent like that unless you’re more similar in size.
8:17 For one second I thought he was going to RKO The Twister LOL
RIP Ip Man. Donnie is such a incredible performer and REAL martial artist.
Rule no.1 in Martial Arts: Never fight the nice or emotionless guy
4:40 damn he was just mocking him. That guys soul left body man
I thought I was tired of martial arts movies until rewatching these scenes. I now realise that modern martial arts movies don't have this kind of artistry and genius. I guess I'll just have to stick to my DVD collection.
We all like to laugh at Tyson, but damn I wouldnt want to square up with him now, 20 years ago, or 20 years from now
Yeah as amazing as Donnie Yen is... if Tyson for a second got the perfect angle he'd be able to take him out in out hit. The brute force could shatter your skull.
They say getting yolked by Tyson in his hayday was like getting hit with a baseball bat wrapped in a pillow
@@benh7406 Who likes to laught at Tyson exactly?
the only person who can keep up with john wick!
Not john wick, you mean Neo
Thats why neo wears that long jacket like ip man
I loved it. Thank you for remiding me that I love this kind of movie so much.
When you realize that the ip man is the one punch man...
Ip man is Bruce Lee's master and he did exist, imagine meeting him
Definitely in my top five trilogy's of all time. Very well written directed and performed. The story and "folklore" it created is beyond our years buy far..
4:50-5:02 Best massage ever, just slow down the speed.
yeah，combine with the memory
One inch punched the second best wing chun master twice with one hand whilst half-blind and dodging attacks to his face. The balls on this man.
This is the one and only time Ip man goes all out. It’s beautifully terrifying what he is capable of, and what he chooses to hold back.
14:21 one inch punch, bruce lee learned from this master
Best Ip Man's fights happened in the second movie IMO
Pure art, the turned kick at 4:25 is downright a flash slap
Donnie was just born for ip
Who else was glad the soldier with the glasses got offed at the end?🤟🎇
I have seen the Ip man saga twice, I can say that it is one of the best fighting movie sagas that exists, all 4 films offer an incredible spectacle, the master Ip man (Donnie Yen) has a fascinating fighting style and very effective, without a doubt the most dangerous rivals that Ip man faced were the characters played by Darren Shahlavi, Mike Tyson and Scott Adkins, it was great to see these last 2 legends in this saga along with another legend like Donnie Yen.
14:20 that's what IP MAN taught Blues Lee.
On justice at 10:35 when I first seen this fight I thought Ip man was finna unleash some new hidden forbidden wing chun ninjutsu with that stance.
Absolutely amazing ❤️🥋
3:47 hes not just kungfu master, he can parkour
Rolling or in Japanese martial arts “Ukemi” means to break fall. One of the first things you learn in most martial arts. Learning how to fall protects yourself when training and can be useful during real life applications.
@@danec3420 Omg you learn aikido?
Donnie Yen was a breakdancer in Boston. Look it up.
@@akina3673 that's not just in aikido though :
@@neththeobnoxioussponge8929 Yeah ik, but the way of saying it is so familiar with how my teacher used to call it so I naturally assumed u learnt aikido too. Sry for assuming tho
That "one inch punch" so classy...🎉