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Omg it should get atleast more than 1k likes lol😂

@@ysosirius5500 lmao 😂

😂😂😂 u get me

omg im laughing the s out of me

my favorite martial arts is ip man and bruce lee

מתבונן בך אלוהים it’s his opinion

@@Ripsawman0no u dumbass

Except the last part

It was a masterpiece, but then today i saw trailer for ip man 5, but to be honest it look more like a trailer for the next flying pussy, hidden farts movie.

Jet Li’s, Fist of Legend, demolishing a dojo is up there.

yeah that and ong-bak 2's bone breaking sequence is very similiar i love both

Donnie yen is a legend, but Tyson was the only fighter in that scene. Donnie will tell you the same.

@@ATSaale well tyson is the best boxer of all time so thats for sure but donnie yen is still a legend

3. Don't play a drinking game where you take a shot or liquor every time Donny Yen knocks someone out.

furniture is a martial arts of jackie chan

or that karate guy that brough nunchucks to fight bruce lee in ip man 4

Donnie yen just beat 4 ppl in real life bruh, he's a legend

or normal one, "I don't wanna fight you're guys" dialogs that ended up everyone getting folded into omelette

Nicee

Fr,when me and my cousins watched it,and saw that he folded his sleeve,we knew s*** was about to go down

But when he wears no sleeves...

Ur getting ur ass kicked either way😭😭😭

Rule #2 fuck his sleeves lol jk unless u want get tickled in jail

Since you have an insider perspective, I'm wondering: Do you find it as interesting as I do how the portrayal of boxing changed between Twister and Tyson? Twister was a straight-up caricature of an arrogant brute, and boxing was portrayed as a kinda trash-tier style with gaping flaws to be exploited, while the Tyson fight was choreographed as a hard-style master fighting a soft-style master on equal footing.

Great Tyson and twister are two different fighters no two boxers are the same if you did not Tyson was more on the power side than technique

boxing is better ur just gay

А у меня второй разряд по стрельбе...

​@@Just_A_Dude Twister was an homage to the trope in the kung fu genre of an arrogant white fighter who proceeds to get the shit kicked out of him by the protagonist. It's usually to show the superiority of the whatever the protagonists style is, and also to sort of hail back to western abuse of China (with later examples being fairly recent with the funding of the KMT by the US in an attempt to secure a trade monopoly with China) that ends with the righteous protagonist beating down an arrogant brute, as opposed to the cultured and mild mannered Chinese fighter. Meanwhile Tyson's character is effectively a Chinese migrant (he lives there and has a family) who has a hardened criminal past and is the "final boss" so to speak of that part of the film (it would have been anti-climactic for him to just lose easily). Also it's a difference in character, Twister is a sort of complacent champion who has been at the top for too long, Tyson's character is someone who came up the hard way and had to remain hard to stay at the top. It's not really about the Boxing, though Boxers tend to get smashed by Kung Fu in such film's. Which would sort of make sense when you consider traditional Chinese martial arts, which pretty much died out during the cultural revolution and as a result of the Boxer's Rebellion before that, were very much like traditional Karate and Boxing, a sort of general combative method (the various superfluous aesthetic aspects are basically just both a flourish and also a means of hiding what you are doing past the bare necessities for fighting). Jet Lee's character in Fearless (who uses a sort of blend of Wushu with Sanda), and that film overall, sort of show what traditional Chinese styles would have looked a little like, with massive aesthetic changes and excessive movements of course (footwork and hand placement would have been the same as traditional Boxing/Karate, hands at mid level to intercept a takedown, feet not too wide apart, and footwork was linear), but that's another story. It's also about the character themselves influencing the style. Twister is just a boxer, so he loses out when other rules are in play. Tyson's character is sort of a dirty boxer/street fighter. It's like Ip Man's fellow disciple of another Wing Chun style having a different, far more aggressive style of fighting contrasting to his character being both desperate in a way and also far more willing to hurt people.

woi lo kenapa nyasar kesini, pasti lo lagi nostalgia yaaaaa

@Daniel Jiang idiot

Bro what abt law sifu

where is mike tyson

master law should’ve been at the top He would’ve clapped ip man if the table wasn’t slippery

... simon (true)

Naw I'm not delusional in my head ten guys stomp me for 10 minutes, I sleep for 10 hours then recover in the hospital for 10 days

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exactly that is he spirit of kung fu. as he explains throughout all 4 movies.

I only just found out Bruce Lee died only 7 months after his master. That's so tragic and the death was caused by a medicine, that's so unfortunate. I'm not being rude but IP mans teachings 50/50 went to waste, all that he trusted went into Bruce Lee only for him to died shortly after...

​@@AnxyTp Not really! the movies helped a lot the Wing Chun school founded by Ip Man (it's now getting run by his sons and grandsons), so yeah, the Wing Chun style still lives on and has it's own legacy, it's really cool

the mentor of bruce lee, who is the creator of jujitsu

@@AnxyTp i wonder if bruce lee could beat ip man

توبوا الى الله تعالى لأن بالصلاح والاسلام تحيا النفوس والقلوب-_--_- repent to allah in islam because by islam live the hearts and the souls

It's a completely inaccurate scene and your observation of styles is completely wrong.

@@JDnFL it’s a movie and my opinion, get over it

@@AhmedAli-dt9bl False god; trust in Jesus the True and Living God Revelation 1 8 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.

Ip Man is Chinese

Yp

its because of their overwhelming power, and form. it takes a lot to overcome a boxer with Wing Chun which focuses on intercepting moves especially when they use their entire body to throw strong and fast punches . Wing chun is a soft style of martial arts but dont get it twisted, Ip Man went on the right track to defeating both Tyson and the other boxer. The best way for a Wing Chun fighter to win against a boxer is to hit places that can’t be trained to fend against damage like the eye, balls but specifically the knee. Boxers can’t do much against tackles and their legs are very vulnerable in general unless you’re an boxer that uses an outboxer style or a kickboxer which doesnt count and so because of this, you can utilise Wing Chun’s emphasis on low kicks to hit the knee and get close to them so they cant punch and put them on the ground which can be followed up by whatever. Easier said than done though, boxers are scary. One punch and you’re out of the fight.

that was just martial "ART". In reality the one who owns muscle and weight always win, and that is usually a boxer or a wrestler do.

@@MDJJ-Handsome Maybe a featherweight boxer would have been a more proper match weight class wise

@@MDJJ-Handsome weight! lol thats not true

Is he master of Bruce lee really?

Haha, no he is Bruce's Master

He really is he's master but he's Bruce Lee's master only in wingchun which as Bruce said is very ineffective in a real fight

Bruh get the book Ip chun it says about the history of ip man and other masters

@@Blackshard159 or just learn about it it’s simple

yea. they were about to deliver consecutive death blows but the bell stopped them. great way to show mike the love and respect he deserves.

Agreed.

Ip man summarized

@@adridachy5346 lol

😂😂

I could not stop laughing for 4 straight minutes when i saw your comment.

I would run as he cant catch up with me

I can watch online but it's only in the original language. Are there no websites for subtitles? Or dub?

they are all a mixture and change through years so to say an particular artform is ineffective is wrong

when the motion is too fast to capture, you know how much effort hey put in, but both actors at the last fight are martial artist of wing chun

@@michaelakingboye7238 si lo hay

@@unit0033 es la mwjor

hail hydra

Я тоже думаю, что бой с Муай-тай был самым крутым!

You kidding mean...? No better way to end a fight than with the 1 inch punch!

In His last fight in part 4 he defiantly let’s go.

That's because the plot armour and choreography let him ... I mean, none of these guys fight like black belts and they all go in one by one, letting Ip finish his technique on the current guy and then telegraph a weak attack that he can easily counter.

actually the fact that ip man didnt outright break anyone's necks to kill them is surprising, he could easily do that

@@Puschit1hey man it’s for dramatic effect

C'est juste un film dans la vrai vie il se ferait defoncer

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If you are talking about the character of this movie, yes. But if you are talking about the need to respect the real life Ip Man you have to realize that almost all of this is fiction. Nobody knows what he was doing during the war other than that he was enlisted as a police officer (which this movie doesn't even mention). He had a mistress that the movies also don't mention and the main reason he fought and taught wing chun was to support his opium addiction which is also not mentioned in the movies.

I'm pretty sure he does all the moves irl, he's like Jackie Chan. He knows actually win chun

fakes saying

@@user-uu9pb6lj4n it's true

I hear feminist

@@kolombosharks4926 how?

@@kolombosharks4926 it's real fact dude. Not every feminist is bad thing. Some of them really open up our mind that women can alongside with us (men). Don't make any great female heroes at side of this day feminist. Florence Nightingale, R.A. Kartini, Agatha Christie, etc

I liked that dudes spin off movie, it was actually pretty dope yeah it’s not ip man but he’s number 2

@@SOSOLRAK i like Z style of wing chun more, it looks more brutal and hurtful

Also this sound effect 3:01 "AH SHIT HERE WE GO AGAIN"

the scenes are NOT made in Hollywood, i think.

This is Hong Kong Movie dude.

Haha

Ahahahahaha, ohhh, my tears...

Wtf 😂

Not if you're of similar build as him. Those attacks accurately hit vital points. A good example would be his application of the wooden man practice on General Miura. Wouldn't argue that it's almost nothing more than a very heavy massage for the big bois though. As for the flurry... I have no idea what the fuck that is for. I think it's the only part of Wing Chun that makes no sense to me xD

@@Winterheart-fz8rd So what I thought was right, wing chun is used to hit the vital points but against a fat guy it's not really effective.. Then again a punch in the face still works.

@@JannieDaMannie Yeah. TBF it IS a soft Martial Art focused on keeping the other guy from being able to punch you or retaliate properly. It's really only efficient for self-defense and in the current era, there are better styles to learn from. That being said though, I believe what Ip Man said about "Martial Arts having nothing to do with how effective you are as a fighter" applies to all who wish to practice a particular style, be it Karate that has a very rough way of absorbing attacks and throwing counters or Boxing which focuses on movement and delivering very quick, powerful and accurate punches that can KO another guy in a single clean hit.

@@JannieDaMannie if fat guys have throats and eyeballs they screwed

詠春按摩師😂

It's true I was there

Yup

One thing I learned from watching CS (Carmen Sandiago) is always to protect the face

He good too.

325 pounds of it

@@JesusIsEternalSalvation and chuck norris's roundhouse kick is too powerful...China used to border USA until Chuck Norris roundhouse kicked it on the other side of the earth

it's rare to see this hahahaha

Yeah! I felt the danger in that fight!!

Looks like the only fighter who ever gave Ip Man a true challenge tbh

If Tyson was in his full power, donnie yen would get killed for sure, professional vs actor.

Fun fact Tyson actually injured his fingers when Donnie was doing the blocking with elbow move and on several occasion Tyson almost hit him (due to his inexperience in acting) but Donnie manage to dodge his attacks

@@Tarzocin donnie yen know how to fight in real life btw.. he is not just an actor lol

Because he's taken it personally.

yeah，combine with the memory

@sieg wahrheit y are you being a bitch?

Yes, it was one of the best scenesssssss how could they miss it!!!!!!!

Definitely in my top 10 films

Watch the raid films. Youll like them

Enter: Mike Tyson. Unfortunately due to size, most Chinese martial artists aren’t strong enough or heavy enough to deal damage to people much bigger than them. It makes sense that you lose to someone much bigger than you, and when they’re as skilled as Mike Tyson, there’s very little you can do in fisti-cuffs against an opponent like that unless you’re more similar in size.

yea man check out Flahspoint, he shows off his MMA skills

Yeah as amazing as Donnie Yen is... if Tyson for a second got the perfect angle he'd be able to take him out in out hit. The brute force could shatter your skull.

They say getting yolked by Tyson in his hayday was like getting hit with a baseball bat wrapped in a pillow

@@benh7406 Who likes to laught at Tyson exactly?