Ip Man - MOVIE REACTION!!

[@BlindWave]

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[@slater140778]

Is that the reason you guys haven’t done the new Ahsoka reactions?

[@ziziozzie8571]

SAG dont give a shit about reaction channels, but somehow Blindwave do and will deprive us from upcoming Ahsoka series.

[@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective]

​@@slater140778yes

[@Dontyoudare]

@@ziziozzie8571and season 2 of the Bear!! That episode 6 is the greatest of all time with all those incredible supporting cast

[@raphael_2d878]

I need more Donnie Yen in my life.

[@iReiGNxx]

That scene of Ip Man vs 10 people will never, and I mean NEVER get old.

[@boboboy8189]

Those karateka is not using karate at all, there's japanese sensei explained the kick and punch they use is not seen in any karate style. It might be one of chinese kung fu called ironfist

[@dieAlbaKids]

@@boboboy8189who gives a shit. The scene looked fire

[@grimm00002]

My Mom doesn't like violent movies. But you bet your ass she watched this. Her reaction was "You could really feel his anger with the death of his fellow master". You know, moms are moms. But after that, she really loved action films that showed mastery of the craft. The Raid might be too much for her. But boy she loved Ip Man, John Wick, Taken. For me, Ip Man did for Wing Chun what Ong Bak did for Muay Thai. Now I kinda want to learn both.

[@PazCristo]

'Wing Chun, Ip Man, I want to fight ten Stormtroopers'

[@nalabatch]

it also never happen irl he refuse to fight the general and those 10 black belt

[@SoulSearcherr]

Everyone who can vote please vote for Ip Man 2 so they can watch it.

[@whitevii1533]

nah first one is the only good one

[@davidhayden6481]

​@@whitevii1533I think 2 and 3 are alright. Even the first is VERY loose in terms of "based on a true story", you just gotta keep in mind that aspect is pretty much completely lost beyond the first.

[@BigB0ss00]

@@whitevii1533 2 and 3 are great too

[@stacysmom9926]

@@davidhayden6481as the guys said, the movies are more about the fantastical view that China has of ip man than what he actually did. So it’s “based on a true story” in that ip man was a real person and he actually trained Bruce lee, but everything else is exaggerated. Even how he’s portrayed as a wise dude sharing words of wisdom with everyone, can’t be shaken very easily, and has zero flaws other than not being a good enough husband, is all very fantastical 1+2 are almost equally as good in my opinion. 1 has more heart but 2 has the better fights. 3 was mostly just Tyson hype but the end fight against the rival grandmaster is up there among the best in the franchise. Only 4 in my opinion is pretty trash, not even the fights could really salvage it

[@J__T]

​@@stacysmom99264 felt like each of the three as one but without all of what made the 3 so good. From the 1st one, the enemy uses karate; the 2nd one, the enemy is a foreigner; and, to be honest, I don't really remember the 3rd one currently but I recall the 4th taking something from there as well. Maybe the references to Bruce Lee? Basically, it was that which was already seen. And it really doesn't help that "Ip Man: Final Fight" is essentially the same core story except the window dressing isn't America; and personally, I prefer the older actor over Donnie in that setting even though it makes complete sense for Donnie to reprise his role once equaling or rather complimenting the correct age.

[@-ehheybud-9352]

My dad loved that fight scene where he fought ten people, he would watch it over and over, and also show me it when I was younger. I love you dad, rest in peace.

[@whitevii1533]

Sorry for your loss

[@LuchoH838]

God bless his soul ❤

[@ty9621]

Mine too 😢 RIP

[@and-i-oop]

This hits hard 💔

[@HolyParsival]

Dang you must be like 15 now if you watched it as a kid cause that movies not like that old, Sorry for your loss

[@jp3813]

The lead choreographer for this film is Sammo Hung, an iconic Hong Kong action star who was Jackie Chan's classmate and the first person Bruce Lee fights in Enter the Dragon (1973). He co-starred w/ JC in Project A (1983), Wheels on Meals (1984), & Dragons Forever (1988) alongside former classmate & fellow action legend Yuen Biao. As Eric pointed out, he's not shy about quick editing in fight scenes, though he could also do long takes. Proving that it's not about what you do but how you do it. He plays a major character in Ip Man 2.

[@TheBambinoitaliano]

Sammo Hung and Yuen Woo-ping were the two go to choreographers for Hong Kong martial arts films since the 80's but Yuen has since retired. Sammo Hung is probably as well.

[@jp3813]

@@TheBambinoitaliano Sammo is currently working on a new film, and Woo-ping won Best Action Choreography for Ip Man 4 in the 2020 Hong Kong Film Awards.

[@zuriyel5368]

I need Sammo Hung as live action Uncle Iroh.

[@patinho5589]

I like Sammo and biao in The Prodigal Son.

[@TheOnlyHawkeye666]

Sammo is amazing

[@SoulSearcherr]

I remember watching this movie everyday as a kid, I've definitely seen it like 50 times 😂😂

[@BurgerBoi2911]

And each time a banger

[@shaskusmas]

That's how I was with Legend of Drunken Master. I've only seen Ip Man 25 times, lol.

[@sandrosliske]

I was the same with Enter the Dragon. Had no idea it was rated R until I was much much older.

[@FrizFroz]

That was me with Shaolin Soccer and later Kungfu Hustle 😂

[@AngelRivera-de1lq]

Literally same. Watched it with my dad for the first time, and would watch it daily

[@biocapsule7311]

*To more clarify Chinese martial arts genres:* There's *'Kung Fu'* - the Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan stuff. follow by *'Wuxia'* which is in between Fantasy and Kung Fu - the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon stuff. follow by *'XianXia'* or *'ShenMo'* the fully fantasy and mythology stuff (gods, immortals, demons and all kinds of entities), more commonly known in the West as *Cultivation* genre. The 3 genre is the gradual progression of increasingly powerful and outlandish ability. At rare times, a major series can have all 3 elements in it, Kung Fu Hustle for example, has the first 2, Kung Fu and Wuxia. The Settings of the 3 genres are also progressively complicated. Kung Fu is 'street level', Wuxia is much larger, more akin to Star War, from governments, nations, rebels to organized crimes, factions and sects. Cultivation is Cosmic.

[@SubzeroBlack68]

Wuxia and XianXia novels are pretty interesting as well. I mean overtime it feels repetitive but definitely really unique compared to western writing.

[@crimsonrainsoughttheflower1976]

Chinese wuxia/xianxia novel is on another level

[@jp3813]

Xianxia has yet to break into the American market. I think "Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain" and "A Chinese Ghost Story" are the most known.

[@MahmudulHasan-dh6qy]

Donnie Yen fighting is just pure art. Watching him fight is like standing in a art gallery.

[@cmudd9788]

So is watching him break dance. Mismatched Couples (1985) An action/rom/comedy that stars a twenty something Donnie Yen with both dancing and fighting. Absolute hidden gem of a movie.

[@_Wai_Wai_]

true, but you also have to take into account the choreographer's, and the camera work. All those come together to make a good scene. No actor or action star can make themselves appear this amazing on screen alone.

[@alexoreo105]

rick maniacally laughing while rick and aaron lose their collective shit is the best

[@hellowhat890]

20:10 This scene is terrifying. Throughout the entirety of the movie so far we've seen Ip Man fight in a mostly passive way. Using his opponents energy against them and fighting to win with the minimum of force applied in return. A very controlled and disciplined martial artist. This scene is the first time we see him fighting to hurt his opponents, to actually inflict damage and beat them up. The way its portrayed in the choreography of the fight is what makes this movie a cut above others in my opinion. Not only is there a story, but the fighting style is even used to portray the characters emotion. Amazing, yet terrifying.

[@123haninhk]

Let’s hope the crew will watch more non Hollywood contents. There are plenty of Hong Kong cinema, KDrama, JDrama, Bollywood, UK Cinema, and many more that are good!

[@TajimaMunenori]

Kurosawa films would be cool.

[@ofenomeno1381]

Shaw brothers movies, and golden harvest movies

[@jonreese7066]

I think they would love Bahubali

[@piotrswat169]

Hong Kong cinema ceased existence around 2000 it was doomed after 1997.

[@123haninhk]

@@piotrswat169 DOES IT MATTER IF THEY CAN WATCH MOVIES

[@Jean-Boner]

"You ever get pants'd so hard ya' leave for years?"

[@leolegendario1]

Love the Ip Man movies, great reaction. I hope this is the start of more Chinese movie reactions, especially "Hero", "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", "House of Flying Daggers" and the two "Drunken Master".

[@emnm144]

You guys HAVE to see Hero, it's a Chinese movie from 2002 , the cast is stupid stacked, the visuals are amazing, and the story is fantastic

[@RocZi]

they don't like wire work though

[@boboboy8189]

Its based on Hong Kong comic, i remember read that comic because there's translation by our local chinese to our own language

[@lokey834]

Although he’s a badass in any role he plays, I hope he’s not typecasted to play a blind man in Hollywood movies. Anyone who’s seen his movies or is a fan of him knows he’s so much more than playing a blind guy.

[@GiovanniCheng]

They just have to nerf him somehow

[@h2isthename912]

If I remember correctly he played a blind man in the Star Wars rogue one movie lol but was still a badass 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@GiovanniCheng]

@@h2isthename912 he also played a blind man in John Wick 4

[@Nightwalk444]

@@GiovanniCheng that's exactly why the comment was made

[@kinothemystic]

if i recall, and i dont remember if it's the same for his Rogue One character, but for Cain in John Wick 4, he suggested that the character be blind

[@bryanyoung9966]

I’m SOOOO glad you all finally did Ip Man. All 4 movies are amazing!!

[@JohnnyRychous]

Classic movie. So glad you guys got to this. That fight scene in the dojo was phenomenal storytelling 🔥

[@thedarkknight2221]

I really wish the guys had seen IP Man before John Wick Chapter 4! Also Donnie Yen is one of the greatest action movie actors of all time, and there is a reason he is blind in JW4 and Rogue On, because otherwise he would be unstoppable like in the movie.

[@JonGuttenburg]

Oh man this is my favorite martial arts movie of all time, been hoping for you guys to react to it for a while now 😁

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

You know the sad thing is, even the general looked at Sato when he shot that man like "Dude, wtf?" . I think even the general thought Sato was unhinged just didn't do anything.

[@Mrryn]

Sato is all about control and using power to domineer over others. He's basically the dark version of what the police captain could have been - waving his gun around to pull order into his grasp where his hands failed. Whereas General Miura at the very least has some degree of honor and genuine respect for people of skill. His first inclination, after seeing Master Ip embarrass 10 black belts in Japanese martial arts wasn't to feel shame or cowed but to reach out to have Master Ip specifically teach his Chinese martial arts to his men; in what is very much a cultural conflict, the general had no issues freely admitting Ip's Chinese style at least on par with the Japanese and his mastery well-worth utilizing. It was a dark page in Japanese history, in the years before and at the beginning of World War II, and they were fully and rightfully the villains in this theater of war. But I appreciate the nuance this film gave Miura, with Sato being genuinely villainous but the general being the antagonist.

[@Oscar-kv6qm]

This is war, my friend. Do you think the Chinese military would show mercy to Western prisoners of war?

[@balkhazzargaming5373]

What do you mean he didn't do anything? He literally put a gun in Sato's mouth and warned him to never do it again.

[@cmudd9788]

@@Mrryn General Miura would have probably killed Sato himself for shooting Ip Man if the police captain hadn't have killed him first.

[@Goingpostal1000]

Wow! Happy to see this. My wife is Chinese so we have been watching these in the last couple weeks and I really liked them.

[@i-am-nerdz1425]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! Thank you so much for reacting to it,you guys are the best!

[@kalevi7821]

I love martial arts movies! When this came out on blu-ray; didnt have it in the cinema or watch any trailer, I thought it could be good. I think the hype was around him being Bruce Lee's sensei. A couple of friends watched it and we loved it! We hoped more would come out and have Bruce in it.

[@stevetrevor7004]

Ip-man will always have a special place in my heart

[@darthsarah7252]

I am not at all into martial arts movies, but hubby is obsessed. I relented for the IP Man series because Donnie Yen ❤ I've now seen all 4 and have watched quite a few other martial arts series with hubby. I still don't love them, but most are very well made with good stories. So happy you guys decided to react to this ❤❤

[@wolfpack_104]

I'm both excited to watch this reaction and shocked that Eric and Aaron haven't watched Ip Man before. This is gonna be good

[@thomasjackson1205]

Honestly Ip Man and it's sequels are so good! Please do more if you are able to

[@MichaelLee-tq1ik]

Besides the storytelling, I think what’s great about the Ip Man movies is because of the exaggerated movements and fighting. Obviously, some of those fights wouldn’t be possible in an actual fight, and obviously, it’s a heightened story of Ip Man with a couple of true elements. But I think they successfully entertained us with the Ip Man movies without sullying Ip Man’s name. When it comes to grounded action though, Donnie’s exceptional at that as well. One of his movies, Flashpoint, is an example where he used MMA (again, obviously there’ll be moments where guys get hit hard in the face and still gets up. But come on. It’s entertainment). He studied and partook in a lot of fighting styles. Dude’s a walking weapon. Lol I recommend watching a couple more of Donnie Yen’s movies (like Flashpoint or Special ID) after all 4 Ip Man movies if you guys get to them.

[@flaggerify]

The story was terrible.

[@MichaelLee-tq1ik]

@@flaggerify Cool. To each their own.

[@twistieman1078]

@@flaggerify alright, next one to the podium.

[@fungivan1997]

Please do ip man 2,3,4 that’s so much fun to watch! ip man 4 got bruce lee

[@ryuhitsuya21]

When i was a child, I would stop and stare at the dvd kiosk at the mall because of that 1v10 scene just playing on repeat.

[@Deukish]

No one talks about the music, but the score was done by Kenji Kawai. Probably most famous for Ghost in the Shell, but pretty prolific in Japanese media.

[@jazonvue4688]

Some of the stringed choreographies and “fantastical air movements” you see here are more of your traditional Eastern martial arts choreography. If you look at early Hong Kong martial arts movies, you’ll see a lot of stringed choreographies and “fantastical air movements.” I see that someone here already explained the genre of that, which is "Wuxia." You can go to that comment if you want to know a bit more. So movies like the Ip Man franchise and some of the modern Hong Kong martial arts movies are influenced by the early era. Shang-Chi had a lot of those as well, and you can tell they were heavily influenced by the Hong Kong martial arts movie industry.

[@defiante1]

My granddad is illiterate, he loves this film but he calls it pennyman. Since the Ip looks like 1p to him. Always cracks me up.

[@kronk3r689]

it’d be great to see the crew tread into the foreign film category now that the strike is going on in the states, dip their feet into those waters for now. so may under appreciated films from other countries, this was such a great watch! love the content guys!!

[@arie_chen]

It's tradition for me to watch these Ip Man movies, as well as Stephen Chow movies every lunar new year. I hope this means they will eventually react to those, too. I think they would love it.

[@cmudd9788]

I wish more people would react to Stephen Chow movies. I've seen a few reactions to Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer but there are other great movies like King of Beggars, Royal Tramp and From Beijing With Love that don't get the attention they deserve.

[@robertgriego7958]

This is one of my absolute favorite martial arts series and the true story its based upon is even more harrowing. I love your guys' content and I can't wait to hopefully see you react to the other 3 movies in the franchise.

[@davidcopple8071]

I was amazed the first time I watched this. I had no idea that it was made in China by a Chinese movie company. Yet it was not only a great story. But it was as good as anything coming out of Hollywood at the same time. Movies are one of the few things America does better than anyone else. But this put that belief to the test in the most amazing way. The following IP Man films continue the story and gives a fairly accurate account of his life. There are some unusual American stars in at least one of the following IP Man films. No spoilers here. But I did enjoy all of them and their production were of the same quality.

[@V0ltron]

Actually, martial arts was/is more of a philosphy than anything. True martial artists incorporate and inorove their form by applying it to, literally everything in life.

[@acevfx2923]

Yes! The literal translation of Kung Fu, or Gong Fu, is spending time on skillful work, hard training or endeavor.

[@boboboy8189]

Thats why western martial artist hates Asian martial arts because for them they want practical and removed all those philosophy. Without philosophy, what the differences between soldier and martial artist?

[@texasrattlesnake31637]

Waited ages for this! Finally! Amazing movie! Great reaction as usual Wave Crew!

[@Fivewees]

Can't wait to see part 2, 3, and 4 from your guys!! 🙏🏻❤️

[@VolrinSeth]

Yes! Finally you guys are watching this awesome film.

[@mimic1984]

The very first subtitled movie I've ever watched.

[@SLAPERZZ1]

These movies are so good! Story is great as well, love the way they filmed the fight scenes

[@Handleisstoopididea]

Trust me when I say this. That feather duster is way more painful than anything else. Instructions of use: whoop on the ass or on the palm of your hand. It's almost a must have in every Asian household.

[@nicolekraft9942]

"The Legend is Born: Ip Man" is set before this from his childhood learning kung fu to becoming a master and meeting his wife. He is from a rich family who let him go to kung fu school at a young age, and his wife is also from a rich family, which is why they have a fancy house.

[@TheChristopherHope]

Unlike a lot of the details in these movies, that one about his rich upbringing is absolutely correct. His father owned several businesses in Foshan, and Chan Wah Shun (Yip Man's first teacher) was coincidently one of his many tenants. Chan Wah Shun tried to discourage the young Yip Man because in that period, martial arts were considered a blue collar pursuit, and therefore he did not want to insult his landlord by teaching his son. Supposedly Yip Man was asked to bring a considerable amount of silver as a downpayment with hopes of further discouraging his interest. However Yip Man got the silver along with his father's blessing to be taught by Chan Wah Shun. Yip Man was his 16th and final student and when Chan died two years later, Yip's tutelage fell to one of his senior brothers - Ng Chung Sok.

[@cis4659]

Donnie yen's flash point movie is pretty awesome as well, the last fight is so good. You can feel their exhaustion.

[@aznlee2817]

YES, this comment needs more attention than it deserves!

[@happenstanceuk]

Great movie, love it. I hope this leads to more martial arts movies being reacted to.

[@vincecommando7575]

It's epic to see the story of the man that Bruce Lee called Master. Ip Man is without a doubt one of the most legendary martial artists in the history of the world. Even to this day few martial artists can even begin to match his level of skill. Thank you for reacting to this movie and please react to all of the Ip Man films and Billy Blanks films too.

[@DevonRucker]

IP man vs 10 people is the best fight scene ever. I can't think of anything more impressive in film history

[@karlluigi1987]

Yuan's brother was one of the Kung Fu Master in Kung Fu Hustle

[@jesusninja2401]

To answer your question, they were good martial artists because they were rich. Almost all of the famous fighters were one of three things. A member of a rich family, member of the royal family, or from either Wudang or Shaolin temple. They were the only ones who would have the time to train properly. Everyone else had to work farming etc.

[@boboboy8189]

IP Man is not any of them

[@_Wai_Wai_]

That feather duster, Yip Man used to beat Jin is something mothers traditionally used to beat children who misbehaves. It is sort of a humiliation to be beaten with something like that.

[@ayojayelive]

Intellectual Property Man!! Let's go!!!

[@dylancooper4993]

LETS GOOOO!!! Been wanting this one for a while

[@seanaugust]

Love this series, hopefully you guys get to the rest of them at some point.

[@LordGrokken]

I heard of Ip Man from my Martial Arts teacher, our style is directly descended from him via Wong Lun Chun (sp) who was also Bruce Lee's main teacher. Ip Man was a real guy and while the story may be somewhat "embellished" he was a serious force in Fu Shon province schools. The rapid punch is called a chain punch, and is bloody fast. Imagine getting hit 8 times in two seconds. My instructor without using the chain punch could land 10 hits in about 4-6 seconds. With pads, I've been hit with the chain punch to the chest, it rattles your entire body.

[@xcmvp2007]

Hell yeah, top tier martial arts movie! Maybe the best ever. Done to perfection.

[@cade11071994]

Y'all should watch The Man From Nowhere! Amazing fighting, and amazing emotional story! VERY DARK, but filled with so much love and heart! It also apparently is an inspiration for John Wicks creators!

[@TheGameOverture]

So funny you guys are reacting to this now. I've been talking all week about Donnie Yen and explaining Ip Man to everyone who hasn't seen it or heard about it. Amazing actor. Fantastic franchise.

[@Zcorck]

Donnie Yen's protegee Kenji Tanigaki is the fight choreographer and action director for the live action Rurouni Kenshin movies. They're also a solid watch. Tanigaki also directed the Donnie Yen movie called Enter the Fat Dragon. He's also the action director for Phantom Blade 0.

[@arvatrontheiv2220]

Blind Wave really should watch Scissor seven, its such an underrated show and deserves a lot more attention.

[@syressx9098]

PREACH bro! So true!

[@fabianrocha9924]

Does it have 7 Seasons?

[@passerbytanuki2456]

​@@fabianrocha9924no BUT IT SHOULD!!!!

[@TrippingwithDari]

-man wields a Halberd- "UOH HE GOT A SWORD!!!" Amazing reaction

[@missladyhaha]

The 2nd one is about Ip Man’s life as he and his family left to reside in Hong Kong after the ending fight of this one…👌🏻

[@aceofspade2120]

All of the Ip Man movies!!!!

[@boujee999]

20:55 this part made me laugh so much when eric was shook of the bone cracking to the leg one was the best laugh I had in a long time this movie was epic the reason I got into martial arts and 10 years later received two black belts, i love blind wave we stand with you guys and support the strike!! More martial arts movies ❤️‍🔥

[@超级悠米]

JESUS he fists just like a MACHINEGUN

[@NoReply28]

37:48 You don't need wirework for that... If you do any form of acrobatics or gymnastics, you will understand how easy it is to perform those maneuver mid air. Combine that with martial art training and that counter become a very simple concept.

[@Prime_Nexus1]

This is so exciting. One of my favorite movies of all time. Next to the Kung fu panda series I'm excited to see their journey with Ip Man

[@brianjonesy88]

Practitioner here; love the video guys. I love this movie; but funnily enough, as cool as all this Wing Chun looks, none of it works like that while fighting lol. Those chain punches have 0 power in them. but again, this is a movie as you well know. The most legit thing in these movies are the weapons her uses - the long pole, the short blades in Ip Man 2. Such good use of those. Keep the videos coming!

[@jeremylackey6587]

Isn’t wing chun less about power and more about shots to the eyes, throat, nards and other soft weak spots?

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

I'm so surprised you are watching IP man. I found this years ago and man the fighting was amazing.

[@crippledcrusader1321]

20:31 I remember someone said the translation was actually “I have to fight 10 people” which either means “10 is a real challenge” or “I’m that pissed that 10 people will suffice” and I don’t know which is more intimidating

[@darthrevan1712]

Asian martial arts movies are by far the best martial arts production out there. Even professionals and actors have said that numerous times. Also, most Asian martial artist actors don't use stunt men, they do everything themselves and they will put themselves in serious pain and injuries for the sake of the movie. They go above and beyond. Are they realistic in the sense that kicking someone right in front of you can launch them 10 feet through the air? No, not at all. But are they realistic with their moves and training? Yes, definitely. Very hard core. Love your guy's reaction!!!

[@Samgreen90]

(At 20:38) When he has to fight 10 black belts, I don't think he was trying to show off. I think he was set an example or proving a point.

[@oliverbelmonte7077]

I’ve seen this way back 2009. Saw it over 20 times. Ip-Man is a Cantonese,martial arts from Hong Kong. It’s the story of Bruce Lee’s master Ip-Man but in Cantonese it’s pronounced Yip-Man.

[@sethmurray69]

Love these movies! Keep going with the series!

[@jaiofficialmusic]

I gasped the loudest when I saw that you reacted to this. HELL YEAH!

[@J__T]

I don't recall if it's said in the film or someone else in the comments, but the scene of Man training the workers which are predominately women is an interesting choice because of the history of the discipline he practices. Look up Wing Chun; it's an interesting read.

[@boboboy8189]

Yeah, it is said some monks teach the Girls Who got harass by dirty Men so he teached those Girls and later they teach every woman wing chun. This is why Asia doesnt need feminist because we here never saw one gender is lesser like West did

[@milesedgeworth132]

It's just a shame that the subtitles are basic. For example, 7:17 I think Ip Man actually says "You don't have any brains." and 10:45 The old guy actually replies "You think it's me or something? It's Ip Man." A lot of these characters have more personality than the subs let on.

[@trouserferrets]

IP Man is one of those movies that never loses its entertainment value - fun ride every time

[@アキコ2003]

This is a very underrated movie to KZbin reactions Idk why because I would've thought many people would be interested in watching

[@MichelleAnnReactions]

Finally!!! I've been waiting for you to react to this and so much more. I'm so excited for your new schedule as well. Spy x Family, The Glory!!!

[@sammyyyy24]

I grew up watching martial arts movies because of my dad. I may not remember a lot of them but I'm very fond of that subgenre(?)

[@mysterybae]

War is the worst of everything. When human beings have to go against weapons. If everyone learns some martial arts, learns the morals of martial arts(which' aimed to keep peace for ordinary people's life, the "hundred surnames" as people call it in Chinese), conflicts would only get solved through martial arts, which even has an entertaining side and aesthetics, there wouldn't be war. War is always caused by people staying behind an army, with too much power for no reason, who's usually a real coward. it requires courage to fight physically and personally with someone, and it requires hard work over years behind. People who can make a respectful fight(physical or mental, winning but at the same time letting dignity to the opponent) are the best kind of people.

[@SilentNinjah_]

Great Franchise! I also love Blood and Bones. Michael Jai White's fights are awesome!

[@jeremylackey6587]

This is definitely one of the best martial arts films of all time. The whole series manages to maintain this level of hype for 4 movies, which is wild.

[@GhostBladeTV]

I’m so glad you guys got to delve into Ip man it’s a classic for fans of traditional kung fu cinema. If you decide to dive further into the Ip man films some fun lore is that Wing Chun despite being made famous by men it was originally invented by a woman and also when Donnie was doing the speed punches he was actually using rubber fists and the last detail is that sometimes with movies like Ip man the stunt guys and actors are so disciplined that to make it look real they have to stop a punch or kick an inch away from the person other times the actors will actually take the hit to make the scene look good

[@s1ked_416]

I like how the guy sitting on the left is taking notes, makes me feel appreciated haha idk why

[@dominic8069]

omg, now you guys defiantly have to do reactions of the other Ip man movies

[@LuchoH838]

Hands down one of the greatest movies ever made.

[@alexv6324]

I can't remember what brought to watch IP Man back in the day, but I was so excited when I heard he had been cast for Rogue One.

[@Seereene1]

Great movie. Good thing I've seen it 5+ times b/c the subtitles are too low on the screen to read.

[@zhiyezhang6393]

I remember this movie from childhood. glad you guys like it!

[@onegaijames619]

Hope to see more MA movie reactions. Other movies to watch: Feat. Donnie Yen: Flashpoint, Iron Monkey Feat. Jet Li: Fist of Legend, The One Feat. Tony Jaa: Ong Bak The Thai Warrior, The Protector (aka Tom Yum Goong) Feat. Stephen Chow: Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle

[@PLBiohazard]

Two other movies where Donnie Yen SHINES as both leading role & action director: - Kill Zone (or SPL), 2005 - Flashpoint, 2007 Both movies are cops VS mob martial arts movies. Flashpoint's final fight is one of Donnie Yen's career highlights!

[@umm.hellohi]

Love your reaction on this! There's another good one called 'The Grandmaster' with Tony Leung and Zhang Ziyi in it and it's also about martial arts

[@evanlabecki814]

Honestly, one of my favorite soundtracks for martial art style film ever I think so legendary

[@isupergirl]

This movie was amazing but also YES PLEASE more Bruce Lee movies too! Rick is correct!

[@SirConnoisseur]

We want more. Great movie series.

[@ianweech]

It's insane to me that there are 4 movies in the ip man franchise and all of them have between a 7/10 and an 8/10 on imdb. It's rare for a franchise to stay that good 4 movies in.

[@jasonjeffery9728]

Jet Li's Fearless is another great martial arts film i would recommend.