Donnie Yen takes a bow in this final installment of the long-running franchise of Bruce Lee’s teacher, Wing Chun grandmaster Ip Man. It is the year 1964. Grandmaster Ip Man has learned that he has head and neck cancer and as a result, he is to stop smoking. To make matters worse, his son Ip […]Read Post ›
After eleven years, it’s finally coming to an end… The final trailer to Ip Man 4: The Finale has arrived and features blistering action as we see the titular Wing Chun grandmaster, played by Donnie Yen, head to the United States to see his student, Bruce Lee (reprised by Danny Chan from Ip Man 3). There, he finds […]Read Post ›
This Indian Tamil take on the costumed hero features some nifty fight choreography from Hong Kong legend Tony Leung Siu-Hung. Anand is a young martial artist whose family and friends christen him “Bruce Lee”. However, Lee spends his time with his friends and getting into fights. When one of his fights nearly gets him in […]Read Post ›
2013, Block 2 Pictures/Jet Tone Films/Sil-Metropole Organisation/Bona International Film Group Director: Wong Kar-Wai Producers: Wong Kar-Wai Jacky Pang Writers: Wong Kar-Wai Zou Jing-Zi Xu Haofeng Cinematography: Philippe Le Sourd Song Xiaofei Cho Man-Keung Ko Chiu-Lam Chris C.W. Lee Davy Tsou Editing: William Chang Cast: Tony Leung Chiu-Wai (Yip Man) Zhang Ziyi (Gong Ruomei) Chang Chen […]Read Post ›
For those who have had the chance to see Ip Man 3 got to see Max Zhang in a classic Wing Chun duel against Donnie Yen‘s iconic grandmaster and teacher of Bruce Lee. Announced late last year, it was announced that Zhang’s character will be getting his own spin-off films. The new teaser poster shows […]Read Post ›
From the director of The Legend is Born: Ip Man (2010) comes this exciting installment of the Ip Man film legacy, driven by an energetic performance by Anthony Wong as the legendary Wing Chun grandmaster. In 1960’s Hong Kong, Ip Man heads to Hong Kong, where he meets young kung fu expert Leung Sheung. Leung, […]Read Post ›
With the rousing success of Wilson Yip’s semi-biographical film about the Wing Chun kung fu master Ip Man, wing chun expert Checkley Sin produces this unofficial prequel to that very film that features exhilarating fight sequences despite a miniscule plot that delves into familiar territory. In 1905 Foshan, Mr. Ip goes to the Wing […]Read Post ›
Five years after we last saw Donnie Yen as Wing Chun grandmaster Ip Man, Yen is back and this time he has two new contenders to deal with, one being legendary boxer Mike Tyson. In 1959 Hong Kong, Wing Chun master Ip Man has earned the respect from virtually everyone in the area. When Ip’s […]Read Post ›
The 2008 hit film Ip Man set a new course for Donnie Yen and any hopes for this sequel to outdo the original comes very close had it not been for a finale that is reminiscent of an 80’s Hollywood classic. However, this still ranks as a truly worthy sequel overall. After defeating Japanese general […]Read Post ›
This semi-biographical film on the famous Wing Chun master who would become the mentor to the legendary Bruce Lee won the Best Picture Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. After seeing this film, you will see why it deserved the award. The film begins in 1930s Foshan, where many martial arts masters run local […]Read Post ›
