I JUST WATCHED *Ip Man* DOPEST MOVIE EVER (2008) Movie Reaction & Review - FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@padraigroberts6194]

They didn't speed up any of the shots. Donnie Yen just moves that fast.

[@raheemyusof6506]

He's among one of the pure martial artist after Jackie Chan

[@windowsVD]

@@raheemyusof6506 Jackie Chan isn't a pure martial artist though. His training background is in acrobatics and stunt performance first, then martial arts second. Donnie Yen and Jet Li are pure martial artists, and are both more proficient at martial arts than Jackie Chan, as they lived and breathed martial arts since they were kids. But they lack Jackie Chan's experience as a stuntman, which is why Jackie Chan's films feature him doing insanely dangerous stunts that you wouldn't see in a Jet Li or Donnie Yen film.

[@JeremiahConnor]

@@windowsVD define a pure martial artist, though...because I would TOTALLY disagree in your assessment that Donnie and Jet are more "proficient" in martial arts than Jackie. Btw...not coming at you here...this is a debate I get into regularly with people close to me...I truly believe in this elite company that you bring up that in a real one on one fight...Jackie would come out on top.

[@The3rdGunman]

I worked nights with a guy who taught classic five animal style kung fu as a day job. He's the person who turned me on to thee movies. He claimed that the representation of Wing Chun in this movie was about 97% accurate. Hollywood often has to alter the moves for...well Hollywood reasons. Safety, stunts, visual look, etc.

[@windowsVD]

@@JeremiahConnor I kind of already did. Donnie Yen and Jet Li lived and breathed martial arts since they were kids. Martial arts was the one and only craft that got them into show business. Prior to becoming movie stars, they had pretty much dedicated their lives to their martial arts craft. Jackie Chan on the other hand, grew up training in acrobatics and stunt performance, while also included martial arts. I mean, Jackie literally grew up in a Chinese Opera School, training to be an entertainer and performer. He even helped produced a movie about it as a tribute to his teacher there. Like I said, Jackie is essentially a stunt performer who also knows martial arts. Whereas for Jet Li and Donnie Yen, martial arts was their bread and butter since they were kids. In a pure one on one martial arts battle in their prime, Jackie would unfortunately lose simply because the other guys are martial arts specialists. Maybe he'd stand a chance against Jet Li, but he would be completely outmatched against the likes of Donnie Yen who has spent his life continually perfecting his craft and is a master of many martial arts techniques.

[@Parintachin668]

Ip Man was a real person. You'd like him. The movie is a bit of a tall tale but this is the guy who trained Bruce Lee. You really should watch Bruce's Enter The Dragon.

[@Ewetoobizknotseys]

He has

[@middleage_maniac1692]

First 3 movies are good. Last 2 are crap

[@shawnsmith2610]

@@middleage_maniac1692 There is only four with Donnie Yen and there is other Ip-Man movies but none are crap especially the ones with Donnie.

[@Gajoobles]

"A bit" hahaha. A fucking lot man.

[@nicklasabrahamsson8836]

@@middleage_maniac1692 2* not 3

[@MrMe8395]

I'm just gonna like this video before even watchin cause this movie is dope and your dope so this has to be dope.

[@MirageAtPlay]

Same

[@drunkemonkie]

Facts

[@ouuushiiidd]

I agree, ur logic is on point.

[@rainlee1]

Same

[@DigitalDNA]

I figured your comment was dope so I'm continuing the dope. Bounce....

[@SpiritedHeart94]

Fun fact: IP Man’s style of fighting, Wing Chun, was actually originally developed by women as a form of self-defense. Bruce Lee took the things he learned from IP Man & adapted them into his own style, which (I believe) was the origin of Jeet Kune Do. Edit: it’s a little harder to find (especially with English subtitles), but you should also check out “IP Man, The Legend Is Born”, which is loosely based off his childhood/teenage years.

[@TheEpicProjects300K]

Jeet Kune Do is an amalgamation of different martial arts but yes wing chun played a huge role

[@jason-basin]

Filmmaker Wong Kar Wai's "The Grand Master" also tells the story of IP Man. A little different style. Worth watching tho!

[@portee9113]

The essence of Jeet Kune Do is that it has no "style".... it incorporates moves from many different disciplines, but the system itself will differ from person to person as people are shaped differently, and think differently. Some moves will be better from some than others, so have people train to their strengths. Kareem Abdul Jabar for instance was taught in a way to utilize his huge reach advantage.

[@tatfly5779]

Fun fact that's a lie.At the time wing chun was formed women had no place on frontlines or in fights.(no rights whatsoever).It is another thing the west is trying to change in history.After the time period of this film wing chun would be populorized as a self defence for all,after which it would gain popularity amongst women as a self defence art.I love history and despise any who would try to change it.Especially if you see the change happen in the span of 10 years cuz some ashats don't respect their history.

[@HonkeyKong54]

Lol no it wasn't

[@Nicovero54]

Yes yes a thousand times yes!!! You should watch all the parts.

[@jeremynelson7920]

Yes!

[@dennisjr77]

All 4 IP man movies!!!!

[@wonder777warrior6]

@@dennisjr77 its been months now i dont think he will unless he runs out of classics to watch.

[@shygirlshorty2000]

I don’t think it selfish for you to pick a movie. If you see one you want go for it. It really was fun watching you get so excited. Thank you for brightening up my day.

[@kiquegonzalez8858]

Took the words right out of my mouth

[@wonder777warrior6]

this movie was fire then. and whatever movie he watches there will be people ecstatic to see it. besides even if there was some people against it, you cant please everyone so just do what makes u happy. and some few are with u then i dont see a problem:)

[@AoGbeverage16]

Hell yeah brother!!!! 😄 Don’t care if this was requested or not; always happy anytime I see you upload!

[@desmoove]

Yup

[@30noir]

@@desmoove I mentioned it a while ago and he hearted the comment so it was in his subconscious just waiting :P

[@wonder777warrior6]

@@30noir ah so u planted the seed. well done noir san:)

[@BilboT333Bagins]

One of the greatest. Just for reference on how great he was, real Ip trained Bruce Lee.

[@shawnsmith2610]

Alot of people trained Bruce in different styles.

[@machtnichtsseimann]

@@shawnsmith2610 - Including Cliff Booth. 🙃

[@miketrujillo3677]

@@shawnsmith2610 really? Are you sure?

[@trinidad510]

@@miketrujillo3677 yes Bruce didn't believe in just using Wing Chun, he felt that by itself Wing Chun had many holes that didn't make it a fully effective martial art. So he learned boxing, fencing, grappling, among many different martial arts

[@miketrujillo3677]

@@trinidad510 ok

[@Kim-hc5si]

Not sped up - Donnie Yen is known for his speed. It's RIDICULOUS.

[@CC-dm3iy]

@CYB3R2K30 no its not

[@pewpewlazhors]

His hand speed is legit.

[@maximillianosaben]

When I was at college and bought the DVD, I showed that 10 vs 1 fight to so many people.

[@RandyReviews1990]

nice, were they impressed?

[@SoIoCreep]

All of the Ip Man movies are great. Mike Tyson is in the 3rd movie.

[@bigjay123]

John Crese (character) from Karate Kid is in 4.

[@Skrubb_Lord]

Mike Tyson wasn't a good casting. It was during the 50's and a tattooed black man as a gang boss in china felt out of place.

[@Ewetoobizknotseys]

First two were great, and a complete story...third felt tacked on

[@handigeharrie9550]

STOP. All the Donnie Yen versions of Ip Man are great those weird ass reboot or whatevers are shit.

[@OriginalPuro]

The third movie was really not that great. The legend of, however, is fantastic, even if it does not have Donnie Yen as Ip Man.

[@aech619]

Oh damn! I didn’t know Ip Man was on your radar!!! Definitely a good movie

[@maysonstorm4956]

There are four Ip Man movies and I honestly can't pick a favorite out of the four. They are all magnificent.

[@stenbuck_]

"Fearless" is another brilliant martial arts movie. But I would really love a reaction for "Master and Commander". Imo the best Russell Crowe movie.

[@ydoanything112]

These are great recommendations!

[@juliodavila424]

Yes, that movie is severely underrated even thouh it was nominated for an Academy Award. It's a damned shame we didn't get a franchise, as I understand the book series it's based on is in the double digits? I mean, PotC was a a lot of fun, but M&C was a proper nautical adventure with great performances all around. Could stand to hear more nautical jargon, "You there, man, hoist the billywagons to the aft jollybin and be smart about about it!"

[@VermilionGates]

Nah his masterpiece is Gladiator, but Master and Commander is a close second

[@SIunits]

"Master, do we seek victory in contention?" "Seek rather not to contend." "But then, shall we not be defeated?" "We know where there is no contention, there is neither defeat or victory. The supple willow does not contend against the violent storm - yet it survives." Master Kan

[@ronnocrd]

Ip man also trained Chu Shong Tin, who then trained my Sifu :) the quick punching you saw was chain punching and it works as both attack and defense due to the position of the arms. Wing Chun is trained in 3 forms with siu lim tao (little idea in english) being the foundation. the movements are trained for years with the focus being on muscle relaxation, much like how a drunk person is harder to carry than a sober one, a person who is relaxed has a better center of mass and is able to transfer there strength with very little effort or energy usage. The martial art was originally created by a Shaolin nun of the name Ng Mui and as such it was developed in a way that allowed a smaller less strong person the ability to maximise their potential and defeat an opponent of a bigger size. I recommend learning Wing Chun, but I also recommend researching the Sifus in your area, as good Wing Chun looks very similar to bad Wing Chun...the difference is internal e.g muscle control. A good teacher/master (Sifu) will not teach you Wing Chun fast, a good teacher/master (Sifu) will teach you right and, train your body to react from the inside out, which takes time and dedication. But it's worth it!

[@apoptosisduellinks109]

I've also heard that if you want to learn to defend yourself, and want to do wing chun, you should go to a school were they spar / pressure test (not counting sticky hands), and preferably not just wing chun vs. wing chun.

[@justinwill1163]

Very well explained brother. My Sifu learned from a disciple of ip man as well

[@sweatybotfn9982]

Can we appreciate how incredible this guy’s reaction is😂😂

[@accursedamygdala8241]

Saw your post a day back, hope you're doing better man! I've been dealing with depression for over 10 years and it's nice to look forward to these videos, where we can all sit down and enjoy a movie. To those going through something yourself: “Sometimes you climb out of bed in the morning and you think, I’m not going to make it, but you laugh inside - remembering all the times you’ve felt that way.”

[@cindy844]

"Your track record for getting through the hard days is 100%"

[@livingwaterstream]

I pray for your health and prosperity. That God, who loves you, breaks the chains of depression and blesses you to have deep inner peace that surpasses human understanding. That you will testify of His goodness and be set free to love life again. I pray for all who read this message who suffer as well to be free from every type of oppression and heaviness of heart. Our God is Great and can do great things in all our lives no matter what struggles we’ve faced or how long we’ve faced it. Jesus is love and I pray 🙏🏾 this in His name. Amen!

[@25TheCaveMan]

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is another must watch...

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

YES

[@Yumm...]

For sure!

[@regtravels8697]

Agreed!

[@usokkithetree8738]

Big agree on this one.

[@haagenneldeberg6787]

And Fearless

[@arcanask]

21:45 Ip Man over here literally folding people in half.

[@TheMixedPlateFrequency]

I feel like the Ip Man series with Donnie Yen in it. Was probably the greatest martial arts films ever. It had a good storyline, good actors, great choreography on action. Dialogue was pretty good too all around.

[@HumorousLOL]

The Ip Man fight against 10 black belts is probably one of the most legendary, iconic fights in martial arts cinema history. I was surprised to see you had never seen it, so I knew you were in for some eye candy. Awesome reaction!

[@TheMixedPlateFrequency]

Yeah, that fight was on a whole other level. Just the camera angles, sound effects, the right amount of lighting and timing. The choreography on everything was fire.

[@badguy83]

Donnie Yen is a whole legend. My favorite martial artist. Need to watch his movie called Flashpoint. Also he is going to be in John Wick 4

[@ninjavigilante5311]

In the line duty 4 and tiger cage 2 are his prime days.

[@_toph_]

ah damn i wasn't expecting this! the whole ip man series is good! 👍

[@zionzzz3699]

These movies really are gold, some of my favorite martial arts films, I constantly have them on in the background

[@SteveBrant55]

I'm so happy you watched this. And your reaction is so honest and pure. And when you saw Ip Man shot at the end, I felt your sadness. Yes, Ip Man was a real person. And I hope you'll watch the three sequels they made. The last one takes place in America, and Bruce Lee is a successful martial arts instructor by then. All wonderful movies... but this one set the tone. Feels like you're watching a real drama... not just a martial arts film. I think the actress who plays his wife is excellent too and helps the movie be as great as it is!

[@mightymallardz768]

Ip man is one of my Favorite Action Series. The 2nd one is my favorite but imo the 1st one is the best. Another Really good Action Movie is The Raid: Redemption and Raid 2 they make American Action movies look like HS Film study projects

[@mikesmelon5714]

Up Next- True Romance 🔥

[@dedcaesar2325]

Tarantino’s best film…well, script since he didn’t direct it.

[@carrionsaint1571]

I second this

[@artrock101]

Brad Pitt's greatest role

[@antoinebrown1687]

So glad you wanted this movie, I was just as hype as you were the first time I saw this movie, thanks for your reaction keep up the good work

[@ree_boksock]

Gotta light up for this one! Great reaction as always Leo! 👍🏼

[@desmoove]

WORD!

[@kiquegonzalez8858]

I’m so glad you single handedly picking this movie all on your own!!! I’m glad you loved it! Pleas watch Ip Man 2!

[@hunterodwyer2626]

Fuck yeah, more people need to react to this

[@scottb8454]

this is hands down best reaction ive ever seen.

[@ddstus]

Never thought i’d see you react to this movie but i’m glad you did 🔥🔥

[@gutspraygore]

Yeah. He turned away the food at the end because he knew they might have added something to weaken him. Even if the General didn't order it, he knows the General's men often act on their own.

[@mordicus420]

There's a reason Blade 2 first fight against Womack is so good... Donnie Yen was the fight choreographer for that scene 😉

[@Ozzull]

Good choice! 👌🏻 Also, the shirt is perfect for the moment! 😁

[@isaacmachado1238]

So excited to get this notification! Ip Man is one of those movies that you can't help but think about everytime you take in martial arts choreography! It raises the bar for what one considers a damn good fight💕💕💕💕

[@cloudsteele1989]

This movie was dope as heck, thanks for watching this. I think I seen a preview for this and thought to watch it; I guess it slipped my mind.

[@ryokeatoyomi3977]

man I remember first seeing this. I felt like it was one of the greatest moments in martial arts.

[@MasonicMafia]

I love seeing people’s first reaction to IP man vs the black belts.

[@tequila_mockingbird547]

Love these movies! I’ve never been into karate type films, but after watching this one I’ve watched all of them and they’re all good. I think there’s 4 of them now. You should also check out The Grandmaster. It’s also about Ip Man, but Tony Leung plays him. It’s pretty good too.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

U should watch the classics with Shaw brothers and golden harvest.

[@redmeghixtape410]

Same i didnt like martial arts movies til i watched ip man

[@wonder777warrior6]

fist of fury is pretty good. it has bruce lee. its good. def one of my favorites of his. the ending is wild too.

[@BronzDano]

This is one of, if not my most favorite martial arts film of all time. Masterpiece

[@bigdawg702]

If you watch more kung-fu movies, one of my personal favorites is "Fearless, by Jet Li". Fantastic fights, also based on a true story. And then another Jet Li movie is "Hero", which is also great.

[@baron6797]

The Forbidden Kingdom was pretty dope too!!

[@eibbor171]

favorite jet li movie is unleashed

[@simoliz03]

The Last Dragon!

[@roigrose5045]

The Drunken Swordsman..Jackie Chan 1979!

[@satortenet]

Yes! But for another Donnie Yen: Wu Xia

[@thebrhinocerous]

Yes! Donnie Yen is amazing...let's get to it now. Others may have mention this, but Ip Man was one of Bruce Lee's teachers and was his source of Wing Chun. My martial arts instructor was taught for many years by Sigung Richard Bustillo (RIP), an original student of Bruce Lee's. This makes this series of movies a bit more special to me, even if they are over the top. Glad that you got to experience it, and thanks for sharing. Please please please watch the other ones. They all touch on different parts of his life.

[@lindamacduff2566]

Try "Hero" and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon ". They're beautiful.

[@TWO_BLACK_CATS]

This is my favorite reaction yet. It's one of my favorite movies. Love the energy in the reaction.

[@jasonlindsay4282]

Once again, absolute 🔥 reaction! You picked a Masterpiece of Martial Arts cinema! I would Definitely recommend All 4 of the Series with Donnie Yen, they might drop in the quality of the story telling, but the Martial Arts is phenomenal! And if you want to see Next Level Martial Arts cinema, check out Jet Li's Fist of Legend, which is a remake of Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury, and also loosely based on a true story. And if you want Seriously Hardcore Martial Arts, check out The Raid, 1 & 2! I guarantee you will Not be disappointed! Keep Bringing the 🔥🔥🔥🔥 👍👍

[@espsiddhi4783]

So glad you did this movie, it's one of my favorite martial arts movies of all time. The whole series is dope af fr. Also idk which platform you watched this on but most of the subtitles were totally wrong lol. Ik that netflix has the right ones though.

[@angrymetalhead9610]

In wing chung that punch technique is called A-blast usually consists of 10 punches

[@30noir]

What? Its chain punches or Lin Wan Kuen.

[@miketrujillo3677]

@@30noir pinky punch

[@Jeromez]

Who calls it A-blast is this an American thing ?

[@TOYSTITCHER]

Wow! Enjoyed your reaction Man !…thanks for sharing 👍🤗

[@peteyn.y.7960]

- *THE WEDDING CRASHERS (2005)*

[@tlplumbing8883]

Along with parts 2, 3, & 4 of this franchise, which are highly recommended, there's also "Fearless", "Hero", "True Legend", "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", & "Iron Monkey". All great films

[@OfficialTMurdock]

The Real Ip-Man Taught Bruce Lee, Believe Or Not. You Can Look It Up, There's Pictures Of Ip-Man With A Young Bruce Lee.

[@drunkemonkie]

real name yip

[@CynicalGear]

Well literally the end of the movie it shows Bruce Lee.

[@t.r.1708]

My father lived in Shanghai then. The whole family fled to Hong Kong. They lost everything! He eventually brought us up in America!

[@thebadbandito]

"Everybody Wing Chun tonight!" You knew but you never knew you knew.

[@malibu1939]

This is my favorite reaction from you so far. Gotta keep it going . IP MAN 2

[@BigPete44]

What up Leo. Hope you good.

[@Kim-hc5si]

Leo, you HAVE GOT to watch 'Rocky'. I've given up on 'Purple Rain' but I won't give up on 'Rocky'! 🥊🥊🥊

[@blytheguy7510]

Glad you're getting into some martial art films. I could talk your ear off about some martial art films! For new school, I gotta say to check out THE RAID 1&2 with Iko Uwais, THE PROTECTOR, ONG BAK 1&2 with Tony Jaa, and FEARLESS with Jet Li. For old school, look for CHINESE CONNECTION and ENTER THE DRAGON with Bruce Lee, and 36TH CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN and HEROES OF THE EAST with Gordon Liu. If you go with one or any of them, you won't go wrong. See you on the next one!

[@bradkirchhoff8264]

I loved the The Protector

[@The_Kiosk]

Traditionally, the rule was that in order to open a dojo, you had to either gain the blessing of, or else defeat, several masters. The new guy figured out that you just have to hit harder and everyone falls eventually. I love his role in the next movie. He comes in like Vegeta in this one but he's about Krillin in the next one.😂

[@CJ-nu7dp]

“ Romeo Must Die “ a great classic with Jet Li starring in it

[@fzoid3534]

Loved it but not really a classic isn't it? I never hear anyone talk about the movie.

[@ericdubon7428]

You think that is a classic.🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ninjavigilante5311]

A great classic? Wow man lol

[@GershomSeventyEight]

You done meeeesssed up!! Now you need to go through the whole series!!! It'z Brilliant!

[@TheRequiemOfficialReal]

Now react to the entire Ip Man series. Wing Chen is a style based from China. It's not I P Man It's Ip Man. He taught Bruce Lee.

[@norcalrallyx]

THank you, got me watching Ip Man! I saw the thumbnails on Amazon Prime Video but never clicked before.

[@TheRedWaltz24]

If you like "Ip Man", you should give "Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior" a watch. It is an exceptional foreign (Thai) martial arts movie from the 2000's. Tony Jaa was hyped to be the next Bruce Lee after it because of how talented he was, though it never happened, due to his own personal demons.

[@bradkirchhoff8264]

Id say The Protector is a bit more solid. Ong Bak was pretty wild.

[@MrSluggoSir667]

The Protector! Tony Jaa is absolutely amazing.

[@dannylopez6637]

I'm so excited you watched this movie!! It's so badass

[@gorrammudder1600]

Beo, (Bro and Leo) This is one of the greats, Donnie Yuen is amazing in this one, I actually trained in the style of the crew that beat up all the Sifu's in town before Ip Man spanks their leader. If you like action check out Ong Bak, the Thai Warrior. Keep up the great content brother.

[@danielhenry177]

Just say watch anything with Tony Jaa bro

[@30noir]

Was that meant to be Hung Gar?

[@jaredf6205]

I love how you’re watching a mandarin dub so even though you’re watching it in Chinese, it’s still dubbed.

[@mackadam5894]

"This was based on a true story?!?!" LMAO Yeah, a little event in the 1940s called World War 2.

[@ahoyforsenchou7288]

Well, like the rest of the war, it was based on one side's story anyways.

[@Lugnut73]

3:02 1minute flat to teach a grand master there is always more to learn. i've been a huge fan ever since i saw the 1st one! glad you had a chance to see it too! great reaction! 👍

[@regtravels8697]

"He just gon run through all the karate camps" 😂 😂 😭 😭 💀 💀

[@1mobetter99]

This is one of my favourite movies! Glad you reacted to it!

[@ComicPhreak]

You wouldn't believe how silent it got in the theatre when Ip Man got shot.

[@First_Emperor]

Best reaction I've ever seen. Great Job!

[@SetFire2TheNightSky]

Cool reaction video here. This was a film I was gonna suggest you watch a while back around the time you watched _'The Crow'._ I knew you'd like it. If I may suggest another classic - check out Sylvester Stallone's _'Rocky'._ I know you'll like that one and it's sequels too. Also, _'Mad Max',_ _'Christine',_ _'48 Hours',_ _'Lethal Weapon',_ and _'The Warriors'._

[@justhalf750]

No SCREW YOU!! 🤣🤣🤣 You killing it bro! 🔥🔥 🐐

[@chrisstruck735]

You need watch 2, 3, and 4 they get better and better I'm telling you man they are lit trust me.

[@BlueSuress]

Ha Ha!! You got me with your "Screw You" T-shirt!!! And, Donnie Yen is my favorite Martial Arts actor right now!!

[@ElLiberador84]

This series is amazing. Strongly recomend The Raid 1 & 2.

[@rainestorm1110]

The Raid is awesome

[@monkeytrumpet11]

This post right here, is the greatest idea ever.

[@anthonyjonas2574]

Hell yeah

[@wolff_tk9421]

Great reaction my brotha, glad I found this one

[@peteyn.y.7960]

FOR VETERANS DAY…. - *A FEW GOOD MEN (1992)* OR - *PLATOON!* 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@piotrswat169]

Hurt Locker

[@peteyn.y.7960]

Yes another awesome movie! 👍

[@KGrizzly1]

Na dude he has to check out Three Kings with George Clooney, Mark Walhberg, and Ice Cube.

[@piotrswat169]

@@KGrizzly1 3kings classic

[@cjxj2202]

This was a pleasant surprise. One of my favorite martial arts films, that 1 v 10 scene is one of the greatest beatdowns in all of cinema (too one-sided to be called a fight lol) Hope you're well, man.

[@peteyn.y.7960]

- *THE GODFATHER (1972)* 🔥🔥

[@Winterov]

Great reaction vid,loved it.

[@TheReturnOfSak]

The first 3 Ip Man movies are great, 4th was good. If you are interested in doing more foreign films, I can't recommend Seven Samurai enough. It's long, but worth it.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Seven Samurai would be awesome!

[@TheReturnOfSak]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Gotta get him to react to it. There's a LOT of Kurosawa films that would blow him away.

[@dannysarco6743]

Great video as usaul. There are 3 more IP Man movies. They are all phenomenal!

[@MyBenjamin73]

Donnie Yen trained to actually punch that fast, but just think of how fast the real Ip Man must have been

[@jeffkubik5452]

I've liked these Ip Man movies since they came out. I glad you have found them, watched it and loved it. You should watch the other 3 Ip Man movies, please brother Leo.

[@bradleywest5776]

You want a Kung Fu movie to watch please watch "The Raid: Redemption". It's a cinematic masterpiece.

[@bishop420able]

Oh you in it now brohim! Master of the Flying Guillotine needs to be on the kung-fu flik list as well as Fist of Legend, and drunken master

[@keithaiyahisrael3700]

You picked a good one. Seen it when it came out and still watching it.

[@Foxxy_420]

This is one of my all time favorite movies. Good choice my man! 👍💜

[@johnrobichaud1983]

I love watching people react to the 10 black belts scene

[@Jay-Kaizo]

I watched all 4 movies from your title on this alone. I was so impressed. The last 3 movies have English voice overs for the most part. At least where I watched them, but you should check out the rest. It's exaggerates Ip man's life a bit, but depicts him pretty respectfully. Also, part 4 has Scott Adkins in it from the Undisputed movies which in my opinion are must watch. Some of the coolest fight scenes you'll ever see for sure. More in movies 2, 3, and 4. Tony Jaa is pretty damn amazing as well. You should check out The Protector. There's a really cool continuous fight scene that they filmed 10 times which is insane. Dude has stamina for days.

[@thecolonel9120]

Keen as for Harold and Kumar reaction great video bro💯

[@TheGILBERTnetwork]

My wife and I went to his school right before Covid. It’s still there. Best reaction!

[@hellovagim]

One thing you probably didn't understand, at the beginning the buy who went to challenge all the martial art master on the street, they were from the northern part of China, they spoke different dialect than Yip Man and the people from the City, that's why they asked Yip Man to redeem themselves after losing to the Northern Chinese

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Yessss I love the Ip Man series. Donnie Yen is amazing. He makes the best martial arts movies since Jackie Chan and Jet Li. Great pick brother!