Not at all. Sammo in part two showed him great respect. So did Tyson, the other wing chin master in part three and the tai chi master in the fourth one.
@@sgnguy2027 Meaning actual enemies, not rival Chinese martial artists. Even a POS like Miura had more respect for Ip Man than Tyson, he had disdain for him up until the second that fight ended.
You’re correct. Even to show a gesture of respect to Ipman was a big NO NO considering his background as a Japanese military commander. He risked his own position and self by even showing respect to Ipman, unlike Sammo, Tyson and the other rival Wing Chun master, who none of them wouldve had any consequences for showin respect.
Fr, he even wanted ip to teach his men Wing Chun. I honestly doubt that the commander knew his men would kill ip man if he lost, seemed like the most respectable japanese in the movie
Love how Ip Man's fighting style changes over the course of 4 movies, which was intentionally designed by the film crew. In Ip Man 1 he was alot more direct, fierce, liked using high kicks. By the 4th movie he relied more on technique than force as he was no longer as powerful physically. Top notch figth choreography!
I think they used the help of actual martial artists to get the right moves. In it's entirety, the movie's quite accurate about the different fighting styles like Wing Chun and Karate. I like how Ip Man kind of uses his own kind of Wing Chun, and makes improvements to it. It keeps it realistic, and his fighting doesn't get boring, so you always anticipate what move he's going to do next
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Or you could instead look at it as though Ip Man performed a Raging Demon, a string of barrages. He performed a technique of combos and left it at that.
Running out of options? Not necessarily. He was just fighting too aggressively. That, and after the initial kick Ip Man inflicted on him, all of his attacks moving forwards were absolute blunders. Probably because he became more desperate to win the fight due to the fact that if he won Ip Man would teach him and his army martial arts.
@@thedarkmajesty1773 Japanese fight aggressively. That’s what made them so deadly in reality. Anything less to them wasn’t giving it their all. Ip Man had way more angles and manipulation to work around their aggression although he did well Ip Man caught onto him quickly
It's the sound that makes it look fast, if you turn off the volume and watch it again yiu realize that he's actually not punching that fast. But yeah, still very impressive
@@blackninja5778because in real life his pummel is way faster because of choreographed restriction like in some of his real life demonstrations. He was holding back in this movie.
@@ws-jw1tv but a real karate master will easily destroy a kung Fu master, but you guy's boost your ego with all these movies in fact any MMA fighter will destroy all this fake Chinese masters no offense
@@jhonsalchijhon5992 Real MMA fighters also destroy every fake karate masters. No ofense. I have brown belt karate. It's worthless in every streetfight, karate or even kung fu is worthless in that situation.
I'm a big fan of all the films (doesn't mean I also don't have criticisms). I keep coming back to this fight out of all of the fights Ip Man has been in, because this one always stands out. In most of Ip's fights, he stops once his opponent has been disabled or incapacitated. This is not the case here. I don't think there's another fight in the entire series where he continues to strike his opponent long after his opponent is incapable of fighting back or defending himself. Fighting for revenge, with sheer emotion that looks to include anger is not a principle we ever see Ip fight by. This fight was personal. He wanted to show the General all the pain he has caused, use his fist to deal justice for the lives he has taken. The General and his soldiers have starved, beaten, and killed members of his community and threatened his own family. The lives of two friends who die as a direct result of this General's actions or his subordinates is everything we needed to know about why this fight was going to be different. I often asked "why go through all those extra hits and not simply take the General's life?". I think the General knew even before the final, withheld strike, that Ip could take his life any time he wanted. Ip knew that forcing him to live in dishonor was a fate much worse than death.
The cooment extends even when Ip fights the 10 karate soldiers. It is the only fight (besides this one) that IP was really angry and he did all he could to hurt those soldiers, breaking bones with no remorse, beating them untill not one could stand.
actually the last part is not true, because the general said before the fight to his subordinate that he would win the fight when the subordinate proposed to shoot Ip man instead. Thus is is not true that he believed that Ip Man could take his life any time he wanted.
@@michaeldc951 Kung Fu is mainly for defense. Specifically the type of Kung fu in this movie (wing chun) which is a defensive martial art. So yeah it is pretty useless unless youre just defending yourself
@@gemininosaga Tai Chi is more of a spiritual martial art than for actual fighting. if im being quite honest, Tai Chi should never be used for defense. That Tai chi vs MMA fighter is a good example why.
@@-WhizzBang- obviously not. Their skills were no where near the same level. I feel like he wouldn’t have got the few hits in that he did if Man was in “Finish Him” mode the whole time.
Ip man fought with rage here unlike all his other fights.. Japan had invaded China, he lost everything. hes pride/chinese pride was shattered. There was nothing else to lose...he utterly dismantled the Japanese general
That last sequence because I studied medicine I can tell you those blows were th3 most disrespectful aspect of the bout. He could have knocked him out. Instead, he inflicted some of the most destructive shots meticulously in spots that would cause catastrophic injury, but that couldn't lead to immediate death so that he’d suffer!
Ipman was actually fighting him to death to avenge the death of his people in the hands of the Japanese general. Those kicks and punches are not for knockouts but rather they are deadly combinations to damage vital organs resulting to death . It's deliberate.
@@montanaplease 😄 No that's a real thing in Shotokan Karate my uncle's a 6th dan he does it when we spar. If you engage and disengage with larger movements you can be interrupted, swept off your feet or thrown, this guy knows what he's doing
Awesome. He was ruthless when he had him pinned but what’s much greater about Ip Man’s character is his way of self control and wanting to remain righteous as to not abuse his martial arts in the wrong way
I love how it’s always the techniques that aren’t part of the traditional styles of that region of the world that take ipp by surprise. Just like Bruce lee. To flow without style is the key.
Imagine training in karate for years and tempering it in actual combat and experiencing many different fighters and defeating all of them only to be turned into a training dummy in under 2 minutes.
One thing I like the first movie was this was a fair fight from beginning to end. Most respect to both. Just wish the last movie he wasn't injured during the fight against the Marine Sargent.
True. I like the way the injury showed the difference in class between the Sargent and the tai chi master, but I really hoped we’d get a full out Ip Man fight at the end
73 years old, injured and with terminal cáncer. I suppose without that, the sergeant would be very low in a list of the 10 best fighters in the Ip man saga
I love every frame of this Film. All of the actors were fantastic. The sets and production design, the way the film was shot all made the movie perfect. Blessings to everyone involved. God bles the immortal Master Yen and his family. ❤
Друзья! Занимайтесь боксом и другими боевыми искусствами! Это очень помогает в жизни. Как то ко мне домой ворвались хулиганы. В это время я находился на тренировках, меня это очень спасло!
Donnie aka ip man...Is the Boss. Powerful focus...He is mentally flexible and adaptable as opposed to just rigid. If he is LOSING he can SWIFTLY recognize your fight style, assess your STRENGTHS and your WEAKNESSES then COUNTER-ATTACT then ATTACK so TACTICALLY and before you know it you are in a PARALYTIC state...
Задолбали в комментах знатоки Кунг Фу! Все будто 20 лет в Шао Лине отхерачили!!!!!))))) Это же просто КИНО! Красивое КИНО!!!! И не более! Фильм действительно классный! Для просмотра вечерком после работы. Дони Иен - красава!!!!
Да вы правы это просто хороший фильм а в реальности вин Чуй не так уж такой фонтастичен.хороший мастер смешанных единоборств может тоже многое показать.мы же видем в реальности в жизни показывают.когда тайцы ломают этих мастеров винчуйев
@@alialiev6444 чувак даже в фильме есть слова что не зависит какой у тебя стиль ведения боя, а важно то кто его использует👆тот же Брюс Ли начинал именно с вин чуна ☝
@@JohnWick-zt2kl да нет с доводом с браса ли ты ошибаешься да он учил вин чуй но смотри у него обсолютно драгая техника он сам усовершенствовал своиутехнику
@@alialiev6444 ну так я и написал что он начал с вин чуна, а потом он свой стиль разработал, он много смотрел бокс и другие единоборства, и всё это намешал в свой стиль
@@JohnWick-zt2kl ну да но не с вин чуя начинал.когда он пришел к мастеру винчуя.он уже был уже быстрый в удар.и добавил технику да .но самое главное у него было быстрые удары ног и рук а стиль вин чуя в основном зависит от зашиты.а брус он в своём стиле больше нападал чем зашишал
I took my earbuds out and fell asleep without turning off UA-cam. This video came up and the punches was so loud that it woke me up from a drunk on rum sleep and I immediately said, yup that's Ip man Hwoopin some ass......
im impressed, general miura is the most reapectful villain in the franchise, he doesnt care about fame, wealth, or doesnt even try to cheat, hes all about respect, he couldve made a good ally but sadly he didnt make it, im sure glad hos colonel died tho
@@azazel5701 then is a eyesight problem. IP man is fighting a black belt. So the match is between two master level combatants.(referring to your initial post)
0:48 'Ah, shit, he's rolling up his sleeves. I guess I might as well pack it up and go home.' Unfortunately, this is the first movie, so the general didn't know that yet.
@@davidleonard7439 I know it’s a joke though it’s because they are surprised that IP Man was told that he would be killed if he won and IP Man doesn’t care and hits him to let them know he’s going to beat him.
After watching these fight scenes on YT, I watched the full movie. The full movie is set before and during the Japanese invasion of China during WW2. It's pretty deep and explains a lot about the relationship between China and Japan.
Well Japan was an island that didn’t want to be threatened by expanding outside cultures so they did one last ditch effort to expand their influence rather than be overtaken by foreigners but now we have the current Japan which is vastly different than feudal Japan
It’s never one answer or another usually a blend of logic emotion and other ways to justify death and killing historians want it to be simple and history text books need it to be simple but in reality it’s super stupid complex
@@jason_刘 that was one reason for the invasion as they need resources for expanding their empire through force but not the main reason they invaded China
@@c.galindo9639 Japan was already influenced by outside culture which was Chinese culture, for thousand of years. Almost every part of Japanese culture was originated in China.
Нет, им достаточно Мировых олимпийских игр и соревнований по карате и прочим видам. Там китайцы или не выходят или всегда проигрывают японцам. Борьба каратиста против кунфуиста, посмотрите, интетесно)
This movie is a good reminder of the Chinese people's physical strength. When Chinese troops were well fed and trained by the Allies, like Sun Li-Jen's men in the Burma campaign, they kicked Japanese ass in melees. In fact, many Chinese whose ancestors fought against (and with) the Manchus and Mongols were strongly built and prefer a protein-rich diet based on beef and lamb, compared to the Japanese who favor rice and fish. Before Japan's economic miracle after WWII, the average Japanese man stands at 160.3cm, even shorter than Hirohito himself.
fun fact: the actor for general miura is skilled in *judo* instead of *karate*. it's a little hilarious, but then again, those two are basically bread and butter to each other.
Наш генерал Коношенков нанёс бы 4321 удар правой рукой, 3567 ударов левой рукой. В районе паха, было нанесенно 2389 ударов ногой. Тем самым выполнил запланированное мероприятие.
Back when fights scene wasn't commercial style and was actually a very good pasted fight. Idk why I can't see that after Ip man 3 the fights just didn't seem natural like this one.
out of all the people hes fought, i feel that this character is the only one who has respected him the most despite being an actual political enemy.
Not at all. Sammo in part two showed him great respect. So did Tyson, the other wing chin master in part three and the tai chi master in the fourth one.
and Japanese
@@sgnguy2027 Meaning actual enemies, not rival Chinese martial artists. Even a POS like Miura had more respect for Ip Man than Tyson, he had disdain for him up until the second that fight ended.
You’re correct. Even to show a gesture of respect to Ipman was a big NO NO considering his background as a Japanese military commander. He risked his own position and self by even showing respect to Ipman, unlike Sammo, Tyson and the other rival Wing Chun master, who none of them wouldve had any consequences for showin respect.
Fr, he even wanted ip to teach his men Wing Chun. I honestly doubt that the commander knew his men would kill ip man if he lost, seemed like the most respectable japanese in the movie
The moment Ip Man rolls up his sleeves, you are toast.
...I see miura as an avocado at the market keeps getting pinched and squeezed to the point no one wants 'em any more
Lol so true. Sleeves down, “I’m trying not to hurt you, so please stop this nonsense”. Sleeves up, “You’re about to get these hands”
I think he's a famous japanese actor
Like white bread at Sunday breakfast 😂
@@cupidok2768 Chinese from Hong Kong
Love how Ip Man's fighting style changes over the course of 4 movies, which was intentionally designed by the film crew. In Ip Man 1 he was alot more direct, fierce, liked using high kicks. By the 4th movie he relied more on technique than force as he was no longer as powerful physically. Top notch figth choreography!
I think they used the help of actual martial artists to get the right moves. In it's entirety, the movie's quite accurate about the different fighting styles like Wing Chun and Karate. I like how Ip Man kind of uses his own kind of Wing Chun, and makes improvements to it. It keeps it realistic, and his fighting doesn't get boring, so you always anticipate what move he's going to do next
1st and 2nd choreographed by sammo hong
3rd and 4th choreographed by Yuen Wood Ping who choreographed Matrix movies action too.
I mean in the first movie he’s also fighting people who literally destroyed his home so there’s a lot more emotion and hate to the fighting
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Ip man never gives up
I love that he knows he can go one further and wants to but also has the discipline and awareness to know he has won and to simply leave it at that
Fuk dat
@@ericmoore4554 You just learn how to cuss, punk?
Or you could instead look at it as though Ip Man performed a Raging Demon, a string of barrages. He performed a technique of combos and left it at that.
@@nicklauschristofonoXXII uhm yeah. Its a character in a movie. Im talking about actions and intentions within a fictional world. Keep up
@@nicklauschristofonoXXII you are a genius!!!
The way he pulled him back up to say "nope, I'm not done yet."☠️
Do you mean 2:10?
2:10 Right?
@@joeygawl4346 2:40
I’m not Donnie yen
@@arnuramirkhan330 I see what you did there🤣
Badass. That general had a lot of strength but was way too aggressive which led him to have his strikes read easily and redirected without much effort
He made a mistake in 1:41, it works once (1:24) but not twice.
@@philou1467 yup. But he was running out of options either way
Running out of options? Not necessarily. He was just fighting too aggressively. That, and after the initial kick Ip Man inflicted on him, all of his attacks moving forwards were absolute blunders. Probably because he became more desperate to win the fight due to the fact that if he won Ip Man would teach him and his army martial arts.
@@thedarkmajesty1773 Japanese fight aggressively. That’s what made them so deadly in reality. Anything less to them wasn’t giving it their all.
Ip Man had way more angles and manipulation to work around their aggression although he did well Ip Man caught onto him quickly
@@philou1467 good catch
The rapid fire punch Ip Man does is always my favorite part of his fights.
Yea the chain punch.
It's the sound that makes it look fast, if you turn off the volume and watch it again yiu realize that he's actually not punching that fast. But yeah, still very impressive
@@blackninja5778 Tbh he does, Donnie Yen practiced a lot.
@@blackninja5778because in real life his pummel is way faster because of choreographed restriction like in some of his real life demonstrations. He was holding back in this movie.
I counted 67 hits and missed a lot of punches, that’s a 80 piece combo. The pull back was brutal, you getting this finishing.
That’s a max 80 hit Ultra Combo.
Too bad he dint have 99 hit, if not ip man will be a character in marvel vs capcom.
Street fighter and mortal combat are nothing compared to these combos haha
The most important fight in the series. The most impressive performance from IP Man when the stakes were at the highest. China vs Japan.
Impressive for me would be against the 10 black belts. Most important for sure this one. Either one it was awesome!
When the main character starts having flashbacks of training montages , pack it up
Continue practicing consistently, "it" will happen all by itself.
😅
Defeating Japanese generals seems to be the ultimate challenge in many Kung Fu movies 😁
因为在历史上真实发生过，叶问，霍元甲，陈真 。所以才伟大
The Chinese and Japanese really love one another.
@@ws-jw1tv but a real karate master will easily destroy a kung Fu master, but you guy's boost your ego with all these movies in fact any MMA fighter will destroy all this fake Chinese masters no offense
@@jhonsalchijhon5992 k
@@jhonsalchijhon5992 Real MMA fighters also destroy every fake karate masters. No ofense. I have brown belt karate. It's worthless in every streetfight, karate or even kung fu is worthless in that situation.
Donnie Yen whooped that ass like it owed him money 😂
It owed him rice.
I'm a big fan of all the films (doesn't mean I also don't have criticisms). I keep coming back to this fight out of all of the fights Ip Man has been in, because this one always stands out. In most of Ip's fights, he stops once his opponent has been disabled or incapacitated. This is not the case here. I don't think there's another fight in the entire series where he continues to strike his opponent long after his opponent is incapable of fighting back or defending himself. Fighting for revenge, with sheer emotion that looks to include anger is not a principle we ever see Ip fight by. This fight was personal. He wanted to show the General all the pain he has caused, use his fist to deal justice for the lives he has taken. The General and his soldiers have starved, beaten, and killed members of his community and threatened his own family. The lives of two friends who die as a direct result of this General's actions or his subordinates is everything we needed to know about why this fight was going to be different. I often asked "why go through all those extra hits and not simply take the General's life?". I think the General knew even before the final, withheld strike, that Ip could take his life any time he wanted. Ip knew that forcing him to live in dishonor was a fate much worse than death.
In a deleted scene, the general does kill himself afterwards.
Oh
You hit that one on the head I felt the same way
The cooment extends even when Ip fights the 10 karate soldiers. It is the only fight (besides this one) that IP was really angry and he did all he could to hurt those soldiers, breaking bones with no remorse, beating them untill not one could stand.
actually the last part is not true, because the general said before the fight to his subordinate that he would win the fight when the subordinate proposed to shoot Ip man instead. Thus is is not true that he believed that Ip Man could take his life any time he wanted.
Prime ip man would've beaten the US army dudes in 10 seconds each.
US army does not use karate as a weapon. They would wipe out Ip man from distance of 20km with a 1 precise artilery shot
Or just beat him because as cool as king fu looks, it is pretty useless in a real fight
@@michaeldc951 Kung Fu is mainly for defense. Specifically the type of Kung fu in this movie (wing chun) which is a defensive martial art. So yeah it is pretty useless unless youre just defending yourself
Yeah like the taichi masters vs real fighters 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@gemininosaga Tai Chi is more of a spiritual martial art than for actual fighting. if im being quite honest, Tai Chi should never be used for defense. That Tai chi vs MMA fighter is a good example why.
You saw him take down ten in one go. Ya deserve whatever you get for picking that fight.
Miura also take down 3 Master without much effort. He probably think he's league beyond IP Man.
@@RiderBreaker 3 and 10 are way too different. thats triple plus one
@@Thelegendarytrinity i know. But 1 Master is stronger than 1 Black Belt Japanese.
Yeah, but Miura was probably skilled enough to do the same!
@@-WhizzBang- obviously not. Their skills were no where near the same level. I feel like he wouldn’t have got the few hits in that he did if Man was in “Finish Him” mode the whole time.
This was uploaded in 2022 and got over a million views, proof this movie is legendary among action films.
technically is documentary but sure action works too
@@floydleekeenhong2665 lol u have no idea what a doc is
Ip man fought with rage here unlike all his other fights.. Japan had invaded China, he lost everything. hes pride/chinese pride was shattered. There was nothing else to lose...he utterly dismantled the Japanese general
if japan succeded we wouldnt have coronavirus.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: the most dangerous people are those who have everything to gain and nothing left to lose.
too bad in reality china did nothing but cower in fear after being invaded by japan lul
I think he fought with more rage vs the 10 black belts. Here he showed some restraint. He caught to seriously injure against the 10 black belts
@@lovuria9007 too bad you have anime pfp so invalid opinion
Excelente vídeo parabéns👏👏👏
That last sequence because I studied medicine I can tell you those blows were th3 most disrespectful aspect of the bout. He could have knocked him out. Instead, he inflicted some of the most destructive shots meticulously in spots that would cause catastrophic injury, but that couldn't lead to immediate death so that he’d suffer!
i heard about a nerve on the neck called the "stomach nerve" and it looked like ip hit him hard there at one point
Ipman was actually fighting him to death to avenge the death of his people in the hands of the Japanese general. Those kicks and punches are not for knockouts but rather they are deadly combinations to damage vital organs resulting to death . It's deliberate.
I studied Chickundo. Totally agree with you !
I was waiting for a voice to shout out " MRRRRRR ANDERSON!!!!!"
Ok that was funny what you said 🤣😅
😂😂
🤣🤣 good one
More like ultraaaaa combo!
Swear I heard "FINISH HIM" off in the background...
Congratulations on the great content
2:15 - And this my, friends, is THE MOST EPIC LYNCHING of all time
Man, that epic beat down when he's trapped against that pole NEVER gets old 🤣🤣😭😭 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾💪🏾💪🏾👊🏾👊🏾
My friend, it's the most epic lynching of all time.
he's just proper whaling on him, absolutely unrelentless
One of the best fighting films of all time
I can't believe Donnie Yen fought and defeated Andrew Tate
150% respect to Donnie
yea
Perhaps when Tate walks out of the prison gates in thirty years they can have a rematch.
i dont get the joke
@@gerz667 General Miura and Andrew Tate are both bald and have facial hair
@@VentiVonOsterreichbald yes facial hair no.
Great film congratulations🥳🥳🥳
When the general does that little shuffle thing with his feet 😂😂😂 gets me every time
0:51 lol
It looks like hes hovering
Got to be a Hollywood thing just like in the original matrix movie
@@montanaplease 😄 No that's a real thing in Shotokan Karate my uncle's a 6th dan he does it when we spar. If you engage and disengage with larger movements you can be interrupted, swept off your feet or thrown, this guy knows what he's doing
When he pulls him back in for like 3 more strikes like "I could go on, but I won't" sends shivers up my spine every time.
When I saw this fight for the first time, I was very excited, I simply loved the film, I think General Miura is a great villain 😆😆
Wow great clip!!! Liked this!
One of the best fight scenes ever.
Donnie Yen rolling up his sleeves is an absolute power move.
After his defeat, the general eventually retired to become a world wide known manga artist.
If he did, pretty sure the manga is full his rage & berserk.
@@GaryAlmasSamaita I see what you did there
@@GaryAlmasSamaita I’m pretty sure he died even before the second movie because you know… WW2
@@GaryAlmasSamaita Sure his "berserk" during the war obviously
Awesome. He was ruthless when he had him pinned but what’s much greater about Ip Man’s character is his way of self control and wanting to remain righteous as to not abuse his martial arts in the wrong way
Если бы реальный Ип Ман знал сколько он мастеров перебил он бы офигел)))
Реальный Ип Ман был куда мудрее и не ввязывался в противостояние с японцами)
😂😂😂😂😂
везде так будешь писать ?🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I love how it’s always the techniques that aren’t part of the traditional styles of that region of the world that take ipp by surprise. Just like Bruce lee. To flow without style is the key.
2:15 i love this scene
The General has moved into a world where the the that exists is... pain...
Me tooooo❤
Imagine training in karate for years and tempering it in actual combat and experiencing many different fighters and defeating all of them only to be turned into a training dummy in under 2 minutes.
There's always someone better, we walk into every fight thinking that if we have any sense
It is true power
One thing I like the first movie was this was a fair fight from beginning to end. Most respect to both. Just wish the last movie he wasn't injured during the fight against the Marine Sargent.
Not only injured, also had cancer. Doesn't matter, he still beat him.
True. I like the way the injury showed the difference in class between the Sargent and the tai chi master, but I really hoped we’d get a full out Ip Man fight at the end
73 years old, injured and with terminal cáncer.
I suppose without that, the sergeant would be very low in a list of the 10 best fighters in the Ip man saga
Also weight class. Geddes was not only young and fit, but was significantly bigger and heavier.
I love every frame of this Film. All of the actors were fantastic. The sets and production design, the way the film was shot all made the movie perfect. Blessings to everyone involved. God bles the immortal Master Yen and his family. ❤
Ип Ман против Хищника когда будет?
Против Вескера
Скоро
Против жидкого терминатора?
ип ман против супер мена
@@Lecoris-n8e у криптонца нет шансов
Друзья! Занимайтесь боксом и другими боевыми искусствами! Это очень помогает в жизни. Как то ко мне домой ворвались хулиганы. В это время я находился на тренировках, меня это очень спасло!
Ip man is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen
I wonder how did ip man feel until the end of his life.. Protecting your country's honor many times and giving them courage to stand . A true legend
Dammmmn that cut to cut from the fight to the wooden dummy is art
Yes I loved that cut scene its like he doing his traditional training except its on a human being
Jin Shan Zhao: monster level
Miura: demon level
Ip Man: god level
Donnie aka ip man...Is the Boss. Powerful focus...He is mentally flexible and adaptable as opposed to just rigid. If he is LOSING he can SWIFTLY recognize your fight style, assess your STRENGTHS and your WEAKNESSES then COUNTER-ATTACT then ATTACK so TACTICALLY and before you know it you are in a PARALYTIC state...
Yeah a script can do that for you...
@@SillysoftBut it is a movie, so it can be somehow realistic
I love this movie. You can feel Ip Man fighting with rage, in contrast to his training with the wooden dummy.
I love that the last move was used in the final film.
You mean the throat jab? If yes, I didn't actually know that he used this move in the first movie. Definitely a bookends.
Imagine fighting like this in real life. Shouting “WOOOOORLDSTAR” would actually be warranted.
no ones on worldstar anymore mate
The ultra disrespect mega death combo at the end never gets old.
Первая часть самая лучшая, в некоторых моментах даже на слезу пробила
Момент с воздушным змеем хорош.
Тебя хлебом не корми- дай слезу пустить. Ты же тёлка
Donnie Yens fights are so entertaining
You realize it's all fake, right!?
It's all in the choreography.
@@-WhizzBang- well it's a movie, genius. I think literally everyone here understands that.
@@Ethan-wr2os then why are they arguing like idiots over something that is make believe? 🤣
@@-WhizzBang- no one in this comment thread is arguing. What are you talking about?
Офигенная серия фильмов. И каждая драка это нечто.
Задолбали в комментах знатоки Кунг Фу! Все будто 20 лет в Шао Лине отхерачили!!!!!))))) Это же просто КИНО! Красивое КИНО!!!! И не более! Фильм действительно классный! Для просмотра вечерком после работы. Дони Иен - красава!!!!
Да вы правы это просто хороший фильм а в реальности вин Чуй не так уж такой фонтастичен.хороший мастер смешанных единоборств может тоже многое показать.мы же видем в реальности в жизни показывают.когда тайцы ломают этих мастеров винчуйев
@@alialiev6444 чувак даже в фильме есть слова что не зависит какой у тебя стиль ведения боя, а важно то кто его использует👆тот же Брюс Ли начинал именно с вин чуна ☝
@@JohnWick-zt2kl да нет с доводом с браса ли ты ошибаешься да он учил вин чуй но смотри у него обсолютно драгая техника он сам усовершенствовал своиутехнику
@@alialiev6444 ну так я и написал что он начал с вин чуна, а потом он свой стиль разработал, он много смотрел бокс и другие единоборства, и всё это намешал в свой стиль
@@JohnWick-zt2kl ну да но не с вин чуя начинал.когда он пришел к мастеру винчуя.он уже был уже быстрый в удар.и добавил технику да .но самое главное у него было быстрые удары ног и рук а стиль вин чуя в основном зависит от зашиты.а брус он в своём стиле больше нападал чем зашишал
I took my earbuds out and fell asleep without turning off UA-cam. This video came up and the punches was so loud that it woke me up from a drunk on rum sleep and I immediately said, yup that's Ip man Hwoopin some ass......
Destroyed General Mirua at age 30 with a slight struggle. Destroyed Collin Frader at age 60 with ease.
He does struggle at the begging against miura.
the older a martial artist is, the stronger and more experienced he is
he was 79 against Collin frater
For intended purposes ip man sustained the most injuries against Barnes and he had to use all of his techniques to beat him even the forbidden ones
Я вот заметил во всех частях Ип Мана, как он спокоен и хладнокровен во время поединков.
Да ладно?! Только заметил??)))
The sounds of the blows - like a high pitched bone fracture and cartilage tearing sound. Great.
This is the most inspirational movie ever. It changed my life
3 minutes and in the theater it felt like 30. 👍🏼
Yen's choreography and execution are a literal joy to watch.
You’re not wrong, however this is Sammo Hung’s choreography
BRUTALITY!!!
im impressed, general miura is the most reapectful villain in the franchise, he doesnt care about fame, wealth, or doesnt even try to cheat, hes all about respect, he couldve made a good ally but sadly he didnt make it, im sure glad hos colonel died tho
This is basically ip man beating down a man who had no chance
Who had it coming.
@Azazel And a black belt of 10th degree ( if you don't know what that is ,please google.
@@AlexLouisLogic I know what a black belt is dude I used to do judo back in the day I know
@@azazel5701 then is a eyesight problem. IP man is fighting a black belt. So the match is between two master level combatants.(referring to your initial post)
0:48
'Ah, shit, he's rolling up his sleeves. I guess I might as well pack it up and go home.'
Unfortunately, this is the first movie, so the general didn't know that yet.
Я ИПМАНА вчера звал !пришел мясо отбил на стейки просто восхитительно 😃советую
Бля🤦♂️😂😂
А кого пустили на мясо, если не секрет?))))
I read the title as "Donnie Yen yeets Japanese general"😂😂😂
0:37 the general looks like he has never been hit in face before 🤣
And at 0:47, you see his homies get nervous and look at each other because they ALSO know the general has never been hit in the face, before lol
@@davidleonard7439 I know it’s a joke though it’s because they are surprised that IP Man was told that he would be killed if he won and IP Man doesn’t care and hits him to let them know he’s going to beat him.
@@kyleb7974 lol I know, I've seen all of the IP man movies...but thank you, tho!
@@davidleonard7439 👍
After His defeat
He Resigns
And commit Harakiri
That full body massage from Donnie was a lil over the top🤔🤷♂️🤣
After watching these fight scenes on YT, I watched the full movie. The full movie is set before and during the Japanese invasion of China during WW2. It's pretty deep and explains a lot about the relationship between China and Japan.
Well Japan was an island that didn’t want to be threatened by expanding outside cultures so they did one last ditch effort to expand their influence rather than be overtaken by foreigners but now we have the current Japan which is vastly different than feudal Japan
@@c.galindo9639 i thought they wanted more resources
It’s never one answer or another usually a blend of logic emotion and other ways to justify death and killing historians want it to be simple and history text books need it to be simple but in reality it’s super stupid complex
@@jason_刘 that was one reason for the invasion as they need resources for expanding their empire through force but not the main reason they invaded China
@@c.galindo9639 Japan was already influenced by outside culture which was Chinese culture, for thousand of years. Almost every part of Japanese culture was originated in China.
百看不厌打得好。
0:40 he was like I’m done🤣🤣
At that stage it was more, "Oh now I'm pissed". The after the chain punching he knew he was done for.
Bruce Lee was the greatest for a reason and ip man was that reason!💯😘😁😉👍
обожаю этот фильм, спасибо!!!!!
Absolutely beautiful artwork with intensity to stifle your foe....👊
А есть японская версия, как генерал миура побеждает ип мэна?
Нет, им достаточно Мировых олимпийских игр и соревнований по карате и прочим видам. Там китайцы или не выходят или всегда проигрывают японцам.
Борьба каратиста против кунфуиста, посмотрите, интетесно)
This movie is a good reminder of the Chinese people's physical strength. When Chinese troops were well fed and trained by the Allies, like Sun Li-Jen's men in the Burma campaign, they kicked Japanese ass in melees. In fact, many Chinese whose ancestors fought against (and with) the Manchus and Mongols were strongly built and prefer a protein-rich diet based on beef and lamb, compared to the Japanese who favor rice and fish. Before Japan's economic miracle after WWII, the average Japanese man stands at 160.3cm, even shorter than Hirohito himself.
fun fact: the actor for general miura is skilled in *judo* instead of *karate*. it's a little hilarious, but then again, those two are basically bread and butter to each other.
I dunno howmany times Ive watched this specific fight. Love it how ip man's life long practice was unleashed with 100% precision.
Ip Man doing a live demonstration on how to tenderize japanese meat.
Miura seems like an easy boss compared to the American drill sergeant. But Twister is the only bad guy who actually came close to killing Ip Man.
I got Miura beating Twister
Что тут скажешь..... Дони -красавчик👍👍👍
Beast mode unlocked when Ip Man rolled up his sleeves.
IP MAN IS THE MASTER OF BRUCE LEE AND HIS MARTIAL ARTS IS WING CHUN 👊👊👊🔥🔥🔥
Love this scene it's really happening in singapore for years now😅
Наш генерал Коношенков нанёс бы 4321 удар правой рукой, 3567 ударов левой рукой. В районе паха, было нанесенно 2389 ударов ногой.
Тем самым выполнил запланированное мероприятие.
I encourage you .How long have you been in this field?
Back when fights scene wasn't commercial style and was actually a very good pasted fight. Idk why I can't see that after Ip man 3 the fights just didn't seem natural like this one.
wait you think people fight like this. It is not realistic. It just doesnt work
Grandmasters still remains best IP Man movie. Great story.
Master Donnie Yen is the best !
The way Ip Man moves in to end it at 2:11 it’s like he’s saying to the general “right, NOW I’m going to hurt you” 😮💨
Looked like a Killer Instinct Ultra Combo. Even powered through the combo breakers!
Lolol. True.
Nice flip kick bro
Ip Man's way of clapping cheeks to his opponents
THE BEST MOVIE ❤❤
When the final boss is too easy for you.
I love this battle...
A Masterpiece.
Nice video