Ip Man never says anything offensive in any of these movies. Even ‘Now you’ve done it’ is not in character with what Donnie Yen portrayed - that would imply Ip Man is about to teach him a lesson for insulting his son. Which isn’t right.
"The problem's not the style. The problem lies within you." Ip Man's wisdom, which was passed down to Bruce Lee, formed the applicable philosophy of what Modern MMA is today. Amazing.
bruce lee knew and told about muay thai beating the hel of wing chung and kung fu. all this kung fu masters get destroyed in reality you can see a boxer beating a wing chung master using one arm
The feather duster that IP Man uses is a traditionally an "instrument" used by Asian parents to whip their child.... so in this scene, its humiliating because IP man is like a father whipping his naughty kid.
There are so many things I love about this fight. The pacing, music, humor are all fantastic, and of course this is probably the movie's single most important fight, in terms of power scaling the fight between Ip Man and the General at the end of the film, but the thing I love the most is the sheer physical presence the actor who plays Master Jin exudes. Every time he resets for another go, you can just feel his determination to win as opposed to him telling us with the types of over exaggerated facial expressions that can sometimes creep into a fight.
All true. It's beautiful and creative and energetic in the choreography, with excellent pacing and visual sensibility. The Master Jin actor conveys the unwillingness to admit defeat, constantly rising from the latest defeat to try again until he finally concedes that he's overmatched. Even then, he's grudging about admitting defeat, attributing it to style instead of the masterful character of his opponent who knows style is less important than inner strength and skill. The scene has playful moments mixed with exciting martial arts action, like a Jackie Chan scene but with more substance to the creativity.
I got the joke however I agree with rest of the people that the joke was not exactly funny it came off as a bit sexist and I'm sure you didn't mean it as that but because of the way that you put it can you not see that the joke came off a little wrong
Fun fact about Wing Chun: When Master Jin called Wing Chun a “woman’s martial art,” he was referring to the founders of Wing Chun, who were both women. Some legends say one of the two lived in a Shaolin temple for a while, and when she discovered that the second founder was about to be forced into marriage with a local warlord, she adapted the Shaolin arts into something more suitable for women, in order to help the second lady fend off the warlord’s sexual advances. In fact, if I remember correctly, the “creator” of the two was called Yong Chun in Mandarin, or Wing Chun in Cantonese
@@asoka7752 It is true as what Taco said. Ng Mui (Nun at the shaolin temple who created this form of martial arts) found her inspiration after witnessing a fight between a stork and large rodent where the stork was able to repel the rodent’s attacks by using its wings and legs to attack and defend simultaneously. She named her new style Wing Chun (which translates as ‘everlasting springtime’) after one of her top students, Yim Wing Chun, who used it to defend herself against an unwanted suitor.
@@MattDoesLife539 not true. the true was story was it's created by a group of shaolin monks including the nun, because they wanted to shorten the time of learning a good fighting style. kung fu takes 20 years to master, but when communists attacked the temple she managed to survive in mountains, and then passed the knowledge to other people over time. so she didn't create it entirely, it's a myth.
Some background details for non Chinese viewers: Ip Man spoke in Cantonese while Master Fan spoke in Mandarin (which had been a northern dialect and now the official spoken language). Their fighting also showed the contrasting southern versus northern styles.
@@markiec8914 it's possible since they are just different dialects. A huge part is, of course, down to which dialects you've been exposed to while growing up. I'm from South East Asia and I'll be scratching my head if someone speaks to me in a Hunanese dialect LOL
@@markiec8914 from what I understand they are not mutually intelligible but Cantonese speakers also learn mandarin so they should be able to understand. Many mandarin speakers may also understand Cantonese due to consuming Cantonese media and movies
Yesterday and today, I watched all 4 ip man movies, 2 in each night, and I can say I am glad I did because I held it off for a while, I loved hearing about the legacy and how greatly Donnie yens adaptation is, it was amazing. Worth all hours and exceptionally entertaining. Great story, very worthwhile for someone who loves to see an older asian man come out of nowhere to kick the asses of those who laugh in the face of justice
Dont know about the pose... But just think of the poor stunt guy... He literally had to smash his face against the floor to get the gist of the knockdown... And later in the following movies Jin says that due to this he became deaf, which wouldn't be believable if nor for this shot... I always appreciate how much physical endurance the Asian stunt guys have and continue to give demanding shots one after the other...
The fact master jin said he’d pay then decides to come at master ip with a sword makes me think he may have hoped not to have payed at all considering he’s trying to kill him by this point 😂
Ip Man is the last 20 Tigers of Canton after the era of Wong Fei Hung and Fong Sai Yuk. His greatness can be felt from Bruce Lee's super human ability. RIP all of them. Donnie Yen really did a great job with this movie.
If Ipman rolled his sleeves it means he's serious, if he fights you with with both hands palm open that's level 1, level 2 when one of his hands's clenched, if both hands are clenched that's level 3 and if his both hands are clenched + rolled sleeves? Run boi you're about to get rolled down to his knees with your head and beat the shit out of you till your hp dropped to 1 🤣
No he isn't. All of his legendary performances were a decade and a half ago, or more. This one is simply more known to the western viewer. And it is a larger production, no doubt, budget and all. But to see the best of Donnie Yen, - you have to go back. Way back.
Feather duster is a common tool used to punish naughty kids in Chinese society. Ip man shake his duster at 3:15, a very typical move of a Chinese parent punishing their kids. Shows that Ip man think Jin is a naughty kids, kind of look down on Jin.
02:12 Even though Master Jin lost , I think he may be the only one to dodge the following strike Ip man does after the trip that he finish people with sometimes. I'm probably mistaken though.
Yes you’re correct. It’s the bottom finisher and also the connector to the more aggressive style. When Master Ip folded his sleeves, he transitioned into Biu Jee opening, the deadly style, and then when he missed the following strike that Master Jin dodged, you can see Ip Man used the kick momentum to transition into the wooden dummy stance, the Muk Yan Zhong, in which he then disarms Jin’s strike and chain punch 🤛🏻 him into oblivion and finishing him off with the blow to the jaw. That jaw kick isn’t always possible with the wooden dummy, but being a master of a martial art, I think it suffices that Master Ip was trying to diffuse the fight as soon as possible.
I was thinking the same thing. I've watched this scene many times and the subtitles are definitely different. I don't speak Chinese, but this version seemed to have a better flow to it. Can anyone comment on the accuracy of the translation?
@@SpendingAddict "The northern style lost to the southern style" is literally what he said. But I think this translation is also good in terms of paraphrasing.
@Meta Man I agree with most of it but Ip Sifu didn't invite Masters to spar with him, the masters themselves wanted to spar and defeat him so that they could increase their prestige. Ip sifu was always a peace loving man who didn't fight until it was imperative to do so
"The problem is not in once style. The problem lies within the person themself.". So true. Martial Art is not for all and adoptability make all the differences.
"the problem is not with your style, but with you yourself" could be said of those Karate kid villians as well...kreese and his buddies, even the reboot too
While I really love how Ip Man is using Cantonese and Master Jin is using Mandarin Chinese, I'm wondering how they are communicating so fluently lol. Also, 4:11 here he says "Today northern martial art has been defeated by southern marital art". That's why Ip Man responds that it's not the matter of style, it's "You" who lost.
In a fight if you act with anger, fury, you go almost blind or figuratively speaking is like losing your head. If you are calm can make a strategy, observe opponent, his tactics, his weaknesses and other stuff.
I think this exaggerated role of the Ip Man is incredible. Not getting hit, or rarely getting hit. In a quick martial arts fight you don't always predict all the moves even more in different fighting styles.
Donnie's Ip Man movies are incredibly well made. That goes double for the first one. It's too bad they don't showcase Donnie Yen's abilities as a martial artist. While that may sound paradoxical to some, but you should've seen the man back in the 1980's: the stuff he did (and the quality, sharpness he did it with) - was both borderline unbelievable. Not to mention his signature: the spectacular showdowns against the fellow martial artist Michael Wood. Watch "In the Line of Duty 4", - Donnie's best work and one of the very best martial arts movies ever made. There is nothing like that today. P.S. Same re Fan Siu Wong. Watch "Death Games" (1997).
la primera vez que vimos pelear a ip-man, es jodidamente hermoso, epico, la elegancia, fineza y perfeccion de sus movimientos al anticipar y contrarrestar todos esos fuertes golpes haciendo ver al otro maestro como si de un niño se tratara, un niño a años luz de del nivel de ip man
From what my perspective, you can see Ip Man does a gracefully fighting pose while Master Jin does a wildly fighting pose. It's pure, self defense fighting style vs brute strength fighting style. But in the end, Ip Man not just beat him but he humiliated his opponent with a simple object, a feather duster.
Wow I heard ppl say that the Ip man movies was real good but dam this was pure sick moves I think I need to get a hold of these movies because this fight scene was honestly good forget that is fake it's still awesome to watch how they position their moves, this makes me feel like I want to learn how to fight like that👍
You should totally get the whole franchise. However, do note that the films tend to exaggerate a lot of the plot lines to a certain extent. So if you're Caucasian, please do not get offended, they didn't mean it in such a way, it's just a portrayal of characteristics of different racial stereotypes from the past. Have a blast mate!
@@ErdingerLi It's all good I'm very tough to get tilted anyways and I'm more interested in knowing his story and what he had to go through because I remember my grandfather saying that he was the best martial arts fighter and that he helped maintain the honor of the chinese in numerous occasions. He also said that he had one of the best combination strikes and that he was flawlessly fast at it when he was young in his prime. If only I had Netflix to watch them lol.
@@ErdingerLi Oh trust me he was, he will always sit down with me and talk about all the great sports players that used too play and many past history too. I would always listen without a clue because I was too little to understand everything but I always would hear him out about the past world wars and other stuff. He also said that there wouldn't be another one like the great Bill Russell he would always tell me that no one can beat the championship run like he had and I kinda agree with him. He didn't know much about martial arts until he knew about the Ip man Wing Chung movement and he felt in love with it. He is just a very proud man when it comes to his timeline history I guess 😂🤷🏻♂️
@Meta Man Having watched this film recently I realised how ip man beat the northerner and why the other Kung fu masters lost to the invader. Those masters spent the majority of their time and energy in their students which means they had less time to perfect or tweak their own skills and conditioning. At this point in the film, ip man is still a private master and does not have any students under his regime. He self-trains within the confines of his home. Having dedicated much of his time to the art he has become bored and is secretly seeking out a challenge. Notice before this fight he’d invite certain respected masters to his abode for a spar at his own convenience. On the other hand, the northerner forcefully entered ip mans home without permission demanding a fight from the great master. It’s with this effect that ip man graciously accepts the challenge and allows himself to express his unique distinction with the art. After handing his ass to him, ip man humbly tells the northerner that the reason for his defeat was because of his ego, his mindset. Not down to skills alone. “A wise king never seeks out war but must always be ready for it.”
That totalitarian smirk Sifu Ip Man has on his face @3:26 before the stunning blow.... Priceless!!!! Of course, then you have that legendary beatdown of Fan Siu-Wong.... Donnie Yen is a living legend for a reason....
Watching IP Man clips i was constantly wondering, why does music remind me of Gundam 00? Then i checked the credits. Sure enough, Kenji Kawai scored all the Ip Man films.
No disrespect to the movie, but his kid coming in at 1:30 and Ip Man doing a little salsa at 2:14 made me giggle. The feather duster whooping was just the cherry on top for this scene
I actually enjoy watching Sui-Wong Fan's style more than I do watching Ip man's style...but ultimately Ip man's less fanciful/more economical style is more effective (to win)...
When Fan Sui-Wong said “little shit.” to Ip man’s son, what Ip man responded is actually “watch your mouth.” It made it so much funnier in cantonese.
Yes yes , i remember that's what i marked here . It was truly said that " Watch Your Mouth"
@@MadMaXCOD-pi4dy then he started to fold up his sleeves and began offensive
Yup. In some other version the guy says “Little rogue” and Ip Man asks him to watch his language 😄
@@chinmayravindrashah But The first blue print of English dubbed one was truely said "Watch your mouth"
Ip Man never says anything offensive in any of these movies. Even ‘Now you’ve done it’ is not in character with what Donnie Yen portrayed - that would imply Ip Man is about to teach him a lesson for insulting his son. Which isn’t right.
Happy how Master Jin and Ip Man's relationship develop in the next Ip Man movies.
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yeah, his wife bailed out the student of ip man
Master jin right ear deaf because ipman hit him😂
@Meta Man next time I have to write an essay for literature, I'm gonna ask for your help 😂 that shit was an amazing breakdown.
Ip slapped some sense into him
"The problem's not the style. The problem lies within you." Ip Man's wisdom, which was passed down to Bruce Lee, formed the applicable philosophy of what Modern MMA is today. Amazing.
bruce lee knew and told about muay thai beating the hel of wing chung and kung fu. all this kung fu masters get destroyed in reality you can see a boxer beating a wing chung master using one arm
@@flowrepins6663 hahaha !! Opinions 🤣🤣
@@flowrepins6663 dud bruce didnt say what style was better, its about your ability to adapt and shit
Well it's ok if the problem lies in the style... But it's absolutely not ok if the problem lies in me 😂🤣
And that boxer is the one and onlyyyy.... misterrrrr flowerpins6663!
😂
Everybody gangsta until Ip Man rolls up his sleeve.
So wife beater Ip Man is 100 overall?
LMAO yes
The feather duster that IP Man uses is a traditionally an "instrument" used by Asian parents to whip their child.... so in this scene, its humiliating because IP man is like a father whipping his naughty kid.
“The Mighty Chicken Feather Sweep”
They get that. The fact that he got spanked at all is a very clear humiliation already.
Master Jin use his weapon first, so it is fair.
Ip man: Naughty Naughty
@@Jang7457. lol haha
legends said that ip man is still waiting for the payment lol.
@TomAndJerryMemesAreCoolidc :v
@@frankthetank1337 lol
@TomAndJerryMemesAreCool No is not, bitter person.
actually, he bailed Ip Man out in the sequel when they were both in jail for the fish market brawl.
in season 2 master jin payed master ipmans prison bail..
Even bruce said it himself. Styles don’t mean jack if you’re not well disciplined and trained.
You forgot "Inner peace".
@@jasperjao6476 and the moon
Bruce Wayne??
@@fofogam Bruce Banner probably,
But he wooped the other masters so he’s gotta be A tier at least
2:21 idk why but the way he just falls to the ground at this part is so frickin funny LOL
that final kick to the jaw caused him to black out, so he hit the ground like "Splat!"
dropped him like a sack of rice LMAO!
Lol
Me: I promise I'll only have one drink tonight
Also me later that night: 2:22
LMAO
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Underrated comment 🤣
What's funnier is that he only had one drink
that's me after 1min with my girl. Zzzzzz 🤣
There are so many things I love about this fight. The pacing, music, humor are all fantastic, and of course this is probably the movie's single most important fight, in terms of power scaling the fight between Ip Man and the General at the end of the film, but the thing I love the most is the sheer physical presence the actor who plays Master Jin exudes. Every time he resets for another go, you can just feel his determination to win as opposed to him telling us with the types of over exaggerated facial expressions that can sometimes creep into a fight.
i'll pay 🤣
@@vjthemad4852 And finally he never payed hahahaha
@@Diego_Rivera_R 😁😃
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All true. It's beautiful and creative and energetic in the choreography, with excellent pacing and visual sensibility. The Master Jin actor conveys the unwillingness to admit defeat, constantly rising from the latest defeat to try again until he finally concedes that he's overmatched. Even then, he's grudging about admitting defeat, attributing it to style instead of the masterful character of his opponent who knows style is less important than inner strength and skill. The scene has playful moments mixed with exciting martial arts action, like a Jackie Chan scene but with more substance to the creativity.
A feather duster… that’s the equivalent to John wicks pencil
Only in hands of ip man
@@danishbutt4801 same with the pencil for john
He didn't kill them with a duster
IP man with a Duster, J.W with a pencil, and Harry Hart (Kingsman) with a Umbrella.
Armaggedon: *begins*
@@lfaktore he looks pretty dead inside.
2:20 what a shot !😂🤣🤣
Took his soul out for few seconds 🤣
He legit was out for a few seconds 😂 probably the first time in his life
2:22
2:21
When you lost a match and blame it on your mouse and keyboard
Fucking lag!!! My team sucks! Campers!!!
"wrong. Its not about the brand. It liesn on you"
-IP gaming
@@Rei-mn9mn Legendary, lol.
Ping high😁😁
EA
There's only one thing Ip Man fears: His wife
He doesn't fear his wife, he respects her. There's a difference
@@otterflipsnorock You completely missed the joke.
@@septemberthesquirtle7973 Paul Walker was hot shit. You aren't.
I got the joke however I agree with rest of the people that the joke was not exactly funny it came off as a bit sexist and I'm sure you didn't mean it as that but because of the way that you put it can you not see that the joke came off a little wrong
@@septemberthesquirtle7973 he lost the premise of the conversation so he resorted to the degradation of who you are.
Fun fact about Wing Chun: When Master Jin called Wing Chun a “woman’s martial art,” he was referring to the founders of Wing Chun, who were both women. Some legends say one of the two lived in a Shaolin temple for a while, and when she discovered that the second founder was about to be forced into marriage with a local warlord, she adapted the Shaolin arts into something more suitable for women, in order to help the second lady fend off the warlord’s sexual advances. In fact, if I remember correctly, the “creator” of the two was called Yong Chun in Mandarin, or Wing Chun in Cantonese
As I remember it's not created by women entirely, but a group of people.
@@asoka7752 It is true as what Taco said. Ng Mui (Nun at the shaolin temple who created this form of martial arts) found her inspiration after witnessing a fight between a stork and large rodent where the stork was able to repel the rodent’s attacks by using its wings and legs to attack and defend simultaneously. She named her new style Wing Chun (which translates as ‘everlasting springtime’) after one of her top students, Yim Wing Chun, who used it to defend herself against an unwanted suitor.
Oh neat ❤️
@@MattDoesLife539 not true. the true was story was it's created by a group of shaolin monks including the nun, because they wanted to shorten the time of learning a good fighting style. kung fu takes 20 years to master, but when communists attacked the temple she managed to survive in mountains, and then passed the knowledge to other people over time. so she didn't create it entirely, it's a myth.
@@asoka7752good made up story, now I realize you don't know either Wing Chun or China.
Some background details for non Chinese viewers: Ip Man spoke in Cantonese while Master Fan spoke in Mandarin (which had been a northern dialect and now the official spoken language). Their fighting also showed the contrasting southern versus northern styles.
Can they understand each other?
Are Cantonese and Mandarin mutually intelligible to either speakers? I've heard they're quite divergent from one another....
@@markiec8914 it's possible since they are just different dialects.
A huge part is, of course, down to which dialects you've been exposed to while growing up. I'm from South East Asia and I'll be scratching my head if someone speaks to me in a Hunanese dialect LOL
@@markiec8914 from what I understand they are not mutually intelligible but Cantonese speakers also learn mandarin so they should be able to understand. Many mandarin speakers may also understand Cantonese due to consuming Cantonese media and movies
Northerners should not understand Cantonese. This is just weird lol.
1:32 That was one of the unexpected but awkward moments in Ip Man franchise. 😆
Kids in interfering in fighting is something we see regularly in Ip man movies
@@ayanjit9196 até em briga de casal elas interferem...🇧🇷😅🐷
@@ayanjit9196 adds humor
3:02 🤣
3:51😂😂
2:22 it's hilarious how he gets knocked out for a second
LMFAO
BATMAN agrees 👍
Yeah, that kick was solid af
Kicked homeboy so hard that he did a Family Guy face plant.
Yesterday and today, I watched all 4 ip man movies, 2 in each night, and I can say I am glad I did because I held it off for a while, I loved hearing about the legacy and how greatly Donnie yens adaptation is, it was amazing. Worth all hours and exceptionally entertaining. Great story, very worthwhile for someone who loves to see an older asian man come out of nowhere to kick the asses of those who laugh in the face of justice
Have you seen when he is a masked hero ? It’s him and his fighting style during WW2 and he lives in fRANCE
Where did you watch????
I watched all 4 in one day. My kids were out of town so I had all the time and I am so glad I got to see all 4!!!
Yes Donnie's mom is a grand master in wing Chun, plus LP Chun has trained him too!
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2:22 classic anime "I got knocked the fuck out pose" lmao 😂😭💀
Dont know about the pose... But just think of the poor stunt guy... He literally had to smash his face against the floor to get the gist of the knockdown... And later in the following movies Jin says that due to this he became deaf, which wouldn't be believable if nor for this shot...
I always appreciate how much physical endurance the Asian stunt guys have and continue to give demanding shots one after the other...
Classic Yamcha
Lol I love how the guy kept the fight going by saying “I’ll pay!”
"Wo Pai"(我賠）did sound very much like "l'll pay"😂
Dude legit said:
it ain’t a style issue, it’s a skill issue.
*plus the bad guy had anger issues too* 😂
The fact master jin said he’d pay then decides to come at master ip with a sword makes me think he may have hoped not to have payed at all considering he’s trying to kill him by this point 😂
LOOOL i always wondered that
2:20 the way he just flops onto the floor will always be funny
ikr
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love how Ip gives him respect by calling him 'sifu' (master) when everyone else was calling him a country bumpkin and getting beaten up.
Ip Man is the last 20 Tigers of Canton after the era of Wong Fei Hung and Fong Sai Yuk. His greatness can be felt from Bruce Lee's super human ability. RIP all of them. Donnie Yen really did a great job with this movie.
Couldn't agree more, it's my favorite martial movie! I covered the soundtrack on guitar, hope you like it!
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Luckily ip man has long sleeves so there's a warning for his opponents. Once he starts uses t-shirts it's going to be hard to tell.
2:19 this will always make me chuckle
You've got to respect that there was no question that when a kid came in the fight had to wait. It shows they aren't just thugs.
its called respect
4:17
"The problem does not lie within your style. It lies within you."
-Ip Man
0:55 That drop into that rising drop kick gets me every time
Man, the subtitles’ translations are all over the place lol
Yea they were terrible lol
Luckily I'm cantonese.
Ah great, so I wasn't the only one to think that. xD
everybody gangsta till Ip Man's wife told him to fight back
1:45 he actually said "mind the mouth (mind your words)", not "now you've done it"
Its way better tho lol
That's what bothered me as well...
U mean "mind your words"
@@Absolut531kmh chinese speak "mind your mouth" with the words chinese got and it means "mind your words"
@@burnchicken3442 yes ik but in an actual way it's mind your words.
I know someone who is a master with a feather duster, MY MOM.
Never underestimate a mother! 😉
@@klasandersson7522 Agreed
You know who else can hit hard with a feather duster?
MY MUM
If Ipman rolled his sleeves it means he's serious, if he fights you with with both hands palm open that's level 1, level 2 when one of his hands's clenched, if both hands are clenched that's level 3 and if his both hands are clenched + rolled sleeves? Run boi you're about to get rolled down to his knees with your head and beat the shit out of you till your hp dropped to 1 🤣
THATS A FACT 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Formortiis Warhawk level 6:- he lies down on one foot
Level 7- he use summoning magic and call his wife
Level 8 Gets belt.
"You fight like a younger man with nothing held back, admirable but mistaken."
- Ip Man
* Fan Siu Wong keeps mistakingly destroying furniture *
Ip Man - Ah, yesss! I was wondering what would break first: your mind... or your budget!!
Donnie Yen in his most legendary performance.
No he isn't. All of his legendary performances
were a decade and a half ago, or more. This one is simply more known to the western viewer. And it is a larger production, no doubt, budget and all.
But to see the best of Donnie Yen, - you have to
go back. Way back.
Everyone Gangster until IP Man roll up his Sleeves.
And takes out the “Chicken feather beater”
Lmfao
Master Jin is a very skilled fighter despite losing due to overconfidence. But i think he needs a movie of his own.
How you get your backside tanned with a feather duster wielding a sword 🤣🤣
Thanks, now I want to watch a feather duster wielding a sword…
3:24 I love the smile that crack’s across Ip’s face in this scene. It’s like trying to stifle a laugh when you’re supposed to be serious.
2:02 Now that's a Boss move
Feather duster is a common tool used to punish naughty kids in Chinese society. Ip man shake his duster at 3:15, a very typical move of a Chinese parent punishing their kids. Shows that Ip man think Jin is a naughty kids, kind of look down on Jin.
02:12
Even though Master Jin lost , I think he may be the only one to dodge the following strike Ip man does after the trip that he finish people with sometimes. I'm probably mistaken though.
You're correct. It's impressive he managed to dodge it. I personally like Jin's northern martial art style.
Yes you’re correct. It’s the bottom finisher and also the connector to the more aggressive style.
When Master Ip folded his sleeves, he transitioned into Biu Jee opening, the deadly style, and then when he missed the following strike that Master Jin dodged, you can see Ip Man used the kick momentum to transition into the wooden dummy stance, the Muk Yan Zhong, in which he then disarms Jin’s strike and chain punch 🤛🏻 him into oblivion and finishing him off with the blow to the jaw.
That jaw kick isn’t always possible with the wooden dummy, but being a master of a martial art, I think it suffices that Master Ip was trying to diffuse the fight as soon as possible.
2:20 that bodyflop
🤣🤣🤣🤣
4:10 I think the subtitles should be, today the Northern style has lost to the Southern style, not sure though
Yea. I was noticing the subs are different from the Blu ray I watched
I was thinking the same thing. I've watched this scene many times and the subtitles are definitely different. I don't speak Chinese, but this version seemed to have a better flow to it. Can anyone comment on the accuracy of the translation?
@@SpendingAddict "The northern style lost to the southern style" is literally what he said. But I think this translation is also good in terms of paraphrasing.
Chinese speaker here. You're right
@Meta Man I agree with most of it but Ip Sifu didn't invite Masters to spar with him, the masters themselves wanted to spar and defeat him so that they could increase their prestige. Ip sifu was always a peace loving man who didn't fight until it was imperative to do so
2:21 I can't get over how he more or less just hits the ground, dead. Only to then get up two seconds later. Too funny
"The problem is not in once style. The problem lies within the person themself.". So true. Martial Art is not for all and adoptability make all the differences.
02:19 a clean 13-hit combo. Man dropped like a wet sponge
10 piece
"the problem is not with your style, but with you yourself" could be said of those Karate kid villians as well...kreese and his buddies, even the reboot too
I can’t stop watching the part 2:21 😆🤣😂
Same😂😂
Same. That slow motion doe 🔥👌
i know you wan't me !! 😎
While I really love how Ip Man is using Cantonese and Master Jin is using Mandarin Chinese, I'm wondering how they are communicating so fluently lol.
Also, 4:11 here he says "Today northern martial art has been defeated by southern marital art". That's why Ip Man responds that it's not the matter of style, it's "You" who lost.
Jin Shanzhao (Fan Siu-Wong) deserves his own spin-off movie set between the events of Ip Man (2008) & Ip Man 2 (2010).
Love how they became great friends in the next movies!
Ip Man when the fight started: “😊”
Ip Man when Jin insulted his son: “😠”
Jin's fighting style is so awesome. It's rough and animalistic and it looks like it could tear your head off in one kick.
3:21 best part 😂🤣
Slight smirk from Donnie Yen made it better 😂
That guy has probably some flashback with his mom lmao.
@@grimmjowtsukushima5423 I think he smirked just to make Fan act rashly.
When your parents beat you with stick 😂
2:24 he thought he being taken to the grave 😂😂😂😂I can’t imagine he asked him if he was ok
I think it's crazy that it looks like Donnie yen doesn't pick up a sweat in fight scenes. He looks so calm.
if a kungfu master is confident and experienced one, he needs not to be afraid of any duels, thats why he is calm
I need his kind of confidence in my life.
In a fight if you act with anger, fury, you go almost blind or figuratively speaking is like losing your head. If you are calm can make a strategy, observe opponent, his tactics, his weaknesses and other stuff.
@@cristeaadrian7419 💯 agree. Need to make it easy on yourself
I think this exaggerated role of the Ip Man is incredible. Not getting hit, or rarely getting hit. In a quick martial arts fight you don't always predict all the moves even more in different fighting styles.
0:11 Jin's buddy is Dennis To, who portrayed Ip Man in The Legend is Born, and also Cheng Wai-Kei (the young man who fought Leung) in Ip Man 2
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The Fact that i love how the wife was like "just beat em already" lol
*1:45** Correction: *He says; **_"Watch your mouth."_*
But then again, the overall translation is a mess.
1:50 ip man: prepare for the pain
Donnie's Ip Man movies are incredibly well made. That goes double for the first one. It's too bad they don't showcase
Donnie Yen's abilities as a martial artist. While that may sound paradoxical to some, but you should've seen the man
back in the 1980's: the stuff he did (and the quality, sharpness he did it with) - was both borderline unbelievable. Not to
mention his signature: the spectacular showdowns against the fellow martial artist Michael Wood. Watch "In the Line
of Duty 4", - Donnie's best work and one of the very best martial arts movies ever made. There is nothing like that today.
P.S. Same re Fan Siu Wong. Watch "Death Games" (1997).
**Pummels the bejesus out of Jin**
"Are you alright?"
Now that's discipline.
Brilliant scene on every level. The added humiliation of getting his bum smacked like a child in front of his students just made it for me.
la primera vez que vimos pelear a ip-man, es jodidamente hermoso, epico, la elegancia, fineza y perfeccion de sus movimientos al anticipar y contrarrestar todos esos fuertes golpes haciendo ver al otro maestro como si de un niño se tratara, un niño a años luz de del nivel de ip man
From what my perspective, you can see Ip Man does a gracefully fighting pose while Master Jin does a wildly fighting pose. It's pure, self defense fighting style vs brute strength fighting style.
But in the end, Ip Man not just beat him but he humiliated his opponent with a simple object, a feather duster.
Which is to us Asians...the almighty belt.
@@redblade5556 that's only Arab bro
Ip man was a legend person and backbone of martial world
“Ill pay” had me laughing the whole fight
3:22 This is how my mom used them belt/ sandal on me back when i was a kid 😆
i guess she knows wing chun back then
Nah, its 3:52
Wow I heard ppl say that the Ip man movies was real good but dam this was pure sick moves I think I need to get a hold of these movies because this fight scene was honestly good forget that is fake it's still awesome to watch how they position their moves, this makes me feel like I want to learn how to fight like that👍
You should totally get the whole franchise. However, do note that the films tend to exaggerate a lot of the plot lines to a certain extent. So if you're Caucasian, please do not get offended, they didn't mean it in such a way, it's just a portrayal of characteristics of different racial stereotypes from the past. Have a blast mate!
@@ErdingerLi It's all good I'm very tough to get tilted anyways and I'm more interested in knowing his story and what he had to go through because I remember my grandfather saying that he was the best martial arts fighter and that he helped maintain the honor of the chinese in numerous occasions. He also said that he had one of the best combination strikes and that he was flawlessly fast at it when he was young in his prime. If only I had Netflix to watch them lol.
@@christopaci70 sounds like your gramps' a man of culture mate
@@ErdingerLi Oh trust me he was, he will always sit down with me and talk about all the great sports players that used too play and many past history too. I would always listen without a clue because I was too little to understand everything but I always would hear him out about the past world wars and other stuff. He also said that there wouldn't be another one like the great Bill Russell he would always tell me that no one can beat the championship run like he had and I kinda agree with him. He didn't know much about martial arts until he knew about the Ip man Wing Chung movement and he felt in love with it. He is just a very proud man when it comes to his timeline history I guess 😂🤷🏻♂️
@@christopaci70 that's amazing. Thanks for sharing such wonderful moments 👍🏻
I like how ip man slowly transitioned from defense to offense
"The problem does not lie within your style. It lies within you."
-Master Ip Man
Whenever he folds his sleve it's like time to attack
Yeah your best bet is to attack while he's folding his sleeves 😛
@Meta Man You really spam the same comment everywhere :)
@Meta Man Having watched this film recently I realised how ip man beat the northerner and why the other Kung fu masters lost to the invader.
Those masters spent the majority of their time and energy in their students which means they had less time to perfect or tweak their own skills and conditioning.
At this point in the film, ip man is still a private master and does not have any students under his regime. He self-trains within the confines of his home. Having dedicated much of his time to the art he has become bored and is secretly seeking out a challenge.
Notice before this fight he’d invite certain respected masters to his abode for a spar at his own convenience. On the other hand, the northerner forcefully entered ip mans home without permission demanding a fight from the great master.
It’s with this effect that ip man graciously accepts the challenge and allows himself to express his unique distinction with the art.
After handing his ass to him, ip man humbly tells the northerner that the reason for his defeat was because of his ego, his mindset. Not down to skills alone.
“A wise king never seeks out war but must always be ready for it.”
@Meta Man
IP Man 1 is such a masterpiece
Asian parents after seeing you get a bad grade: 2:58
That totalitarian smirk Sifu Ip Man has on his face @3:26 before the stunning blow.... Priceless!!!! Of course, then you have that legendary beatdown of Fan Siu-Wong.... Donnie Yen is a living legend for a reason....
Fan Siu-Wong rubbing his butt at @4:02 is the true testament that you don't mess with the bull.... 😝😝😝😝😝😝
Watching IP Man clips i was constantly wondering, why does music remind me of Gundam 00? Then i checked the credits. Sure enough, Kenji Kawai scored all the Ip Man films.
I love his works!!!! Other than Ip Man series he did many HK movies scores as well.❤️
the slow-mo cut to just hitting the ground like a sack of potatoes at 2:21 is such a good edit
without a doubt one of my favourite scenes in this movie
"I'll pay"
"Yeah, you will"
Ip man suble dominance 🤣
"Upon the hands of a master, a sword's most important feature is not the sharpness nor the weight, it's the master."
I still come back to this years later and say damn he beat the brakes off that dude.
lmao; @ 1:07, what Donnie Yen's character actually says is, "Good."
The subtitles completely make up extra attitude, "Yeah you will!"
The battle with Fan Sui Wong is the first and best battle ever orchestrated in the IP Man movies.
Это можно смотреть бесконечно!!!
Бесподобно!!!
No disrespect to the movie, but his kid coming in at 1:30 and Ip Man doing a little salsa at 2:14 made me giggle. The feather duster whooping was just the cherry on top for this scene
I actually enjoy watching Sui-Wong Fan's style more than I do watching Ip man's style...but ultimately Ip man's less fanciful/more economical style is more effective (to win)...
I love the excitement.
This movie is a masterpiece.
English subtitle: I'll pay!
Asian: I'll pay!
Ip Man, "Skill issue, get good scrub."
When he rolled up his sleeve, then you will know he is in serious mode 😊
John Wick: Pencil
Ip man: Duster
Jackie Chan: anything
Fan Siu-Wong, from his stance and his aggressive fighting style, reminds me so much of Feng Wei from Tekken.
Same. They fight like they’re trying to punch your head off.
That's when Ip Man Gets serious! 💪
Jin fights dirty 2:39
Then defeated with a feather duster
Embarrassing