FAN SIU-WONG Challenging the Dojos | IP MAN (2008)
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2021
- During the Japanese invasion of China, a wealthy martial artist is forced to leave his home when his city is occupied. With little means of providing for themselves, Ip Man and the remaining members of the city must find a way to survive.
Starring: Donnie Yen, Simon Yam, Fan Siu-Wong, Chen Zhihui, Lynn Xiong, and Hiroyuki Ikeuchi
Directed by: Wilson Yip
Ip Man (2008)
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Till this day this is still one of the best segments in martial art movies. Fight after fight, each one is super well designed and choreographed, showcased a variety of styles, and told stories and intentions behind each move. The fact that they did all this WITHOUT involving the main character is even more impressive.
Plus each opponent/master he’s facing each becomes more challenging than the next based on how long it takes to beat said master.
Chinese novels often use this trick to create a super powerful character first. Then easily defeated by the protagonist. The protagonist is more powerful than the others。
The fight with IP was pretty sweet as well. I'm very disappointed he didn't have much to do in the sequel.
@argumemnon I was kinda hoping fan in sequel would of been one to also challenge twister as well even if he lost or could of been the one to die instead of hung. I loved his story of how he decided to be good though.
If you like this you should watch Fighter In The Wind as well. Awesome martial art film
I love how despite being skilled, he overwhelms his oponents with a certain wildness that comes from hardened life. something you don't learn in a safe dojo environment
It also shows how learning martial arts in a vacuum is detrimental as a whole. It relies on knowing the kinds of moves that your opponent is willing to use to counter them instead of figuring out the optimal way of restraining your opponent. Most martial arts are not able to be used to restrain a fully uncooperative individual. That is why these masters lost. Not because they weren't trained well, but because they haven't been able to effectively test their techniques in real world simulations against an opponent who is willing to break honour and tradition to win a fight by any means.
Right, same way MMA fighters regularly beat classic martial artists
Nah. He wins because its a movie 🙄
@@yogoo0 he didnt really break honour he did break tradition tho, he was wanting to seriously hurt them but he wasnt cheating tho
What are you talking about? Kung fu isn’t real lol
I love how it circles around the different styles and schools in the beginning showing the amount of variety
Same
@LaMarcus Partridge chicken wing
I like the music queue when Jin gets in his stance. It really lets you know he’s not only going to win, but win by a large margin.
Why do I get the feeling you eat caviar 😂
@@PeopleRTheProblem too bad he is an extra co star in the second episode, when more can be done with him, such as making him fight twister (the late Darren Shahlavi) and of course eventually losing to him.
I’ve always love the third master’s fighting style. He takes hits for the chance at landing hits. Very high risk high reward.
And after the last kick man was flying😂
It did look like he was the closest one to defeat Jin Shan Zhao
@@marlom7882 I think he would’ve won his style emphasizes a lot of throws
He was good, but his weakness was throwing techniques as they left him wide open
He did land quite a few blows and lasted the longest. I think he was second to Ip Man in Fo Shan, though the gap was huge.
The face he made at 3:26 when fighting Master Liu seems as if he's saying "Finally someone who at least knows what he's doing"
Fan Siu Wong needs to be the star in more fighting movies. Aside from Donnie Yen this guy is underrated af
LOL! That actor looked like a comedic idiot in the trash copy movie of Wolf Warrior that is Wolves Action
Fan Siu Wong is famous in fighting series in Hong Kong. Lots of action in his martial art series.
He’s like the funniest king fu actor
Also, how is Donnie Yen underrated? This movie series, alone, is well known.
is fan siu wong ricky?
I really love the Northerner's character, he's boastful but he's respectful where it counts.
He's not straight up harrassing the dojos like in most old kung fu films, he's talking to them first. And gives the masters proper form so that they can fight fair.
He did nothing wrong. He just didn't realize that in Foshan, challenging another master in public is against local customs. To ensure that both sides can save their faces, you should ask for a private "closed door training", as Master Liao did in the beginning.
i kinda found him as a bully in the first one. ABSOLUTELY loved him in the second. his change when he saw ip man in the fish market was hilarious
@@sadbucket233 That 'oh shit it's him' moment xD
@@luyin9856that wasn’t the demeanor of someone who didn’t know they were being shitty. “No one here can fight!” Pay attention lol tf
@@chillazaraka i would say he was disappointed. foshan is the hometown of the legendary wong fei hung. his exploits basically were like superhero myths or comics to the rest of china or at least where his legend go to and people from other towns or places thought foshan was home of martial arts superheroes or something. if wong fei hung was still alive here which he wasn't the northerner would've rushed to challenge wong even though wong would have been in his late 80s by this point.
“Come on Master Liao!”
“We’re depending on you Master Liao!”
“No pressure Master Liao!”
No pressure ☠️☠️
@@ksmrnjdknfk6799 then he gets his ass kicked
Vaya esperanza
That reverse Superman punch was sweet 1:53
1:32 Look at the youngin on the left, he instinctively wants to help his Instructor when he's knocked down, nice little detail in there.
True! I never noticed! Thank you for pointing it out. 😮
Bruh I've watch this movie a bunch of times over the years and I have never caught that. Nice catch👌🏽.
If they ever decide to make a decent Tekken movie, I vote him to play Feng Wei.
tekken got an anime
I've been thinking about him as a Feng Wei since this movie came out lol
They use a similar style of northern kempo, yes.
I love how they always talk big before even start doing something
He’s strong tho
@@bosonguo4384 doesn't mean you can talk anything you want though
Wow they talked I would never have noticed this until you pointed it out captain obvious
@@rm71991 They pointed out what they found funny there is no reason to be toxic about it.
Made sense considering he was being challenged in front of his whole dojo. Had to act superior to show he’s master
"You were trying to really hurt me"
After he wacks him with blunt side of sword.
His youthful arrogance cost him hearing in his left ear but dude earned IPmans respect!
That master is the one who chose a sharp weapon
What he said actually loosely translate into "You're really actually wanted to cut/slice me?"
Then you realised fan siu-wong's character is using the back of his sword while the second master is using the sharp bit of the blade every swing
@@umopap NICE ONE SIR, I DIDNT SEE IT BEFORE YOU SAY IT
I just realized, we haven't seen him actually challenging the Japanese karate practitioners. I wonder how he would go against those black belts.
Could prob take 5 of em
He was too busy being a bandit.
He is the 2nd ipman if he fight against general miura 😏
Honestly Jin Is Powerful af, he probably could take 10 Black Belts, but with more challenge of course, So there's a difference between Him and Master Ip
Still Ip is more powerful tho
@@KazunariNazunano he couldn’t take 10 black belts lmao
The third master gave the best fight among all
Yeah he got a hit on him
Master Liao is depicted as the most talented after Yip Man here, but too overconfident. Look at his fight against Japanese.
@@romantaradanov7679 Yeah but still there was huge gap between Ip Man and Master Liao. Liao could not beat 3 black belts whereas IP man thrashes 10 of them
Obviously
Yes he is the second most skilled of all the masters
Dude that called him a "Country Bumpkin " got KTFO 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
just some firebenders entering airbender and earthbending territory
hahaha xD
LMAO
Oh I get it, because Fire Benders use Northern Style Kung-Fu.
@@Angrygreentea no, toph's earth bending is literally wing chun. Watch her move during the castle fight
@@gabrieldauz3533 I appreciate the info, but why are you telling me this? When I was talking about the Fire Benders.
The best thing i really like about Ip Man is when one side speaks Mandarin, while the other side speaks Cantonese, they both understand each other without needing any translation.
Because Northern chinese people speak Mandarin, and south mostly speak Cantonese.
@@wimpieyuwono2550fan siu wong speak cantonese so I don’t know why he play a northern here
i think Cantonese are not chinese
I really love how this scene shows variety of martial arts, including the ones that teaches how to use weapons. This is in fact quite realistic description of Chinese martial arts sicne many of them were designed to train both unarmed moves and armed moves at the same time. Which is also quite a shame that we don't really get to see many of those skills properly passed down until today. We do not really need to use weapons of that time nowadays tho, the beauty and variety of martial arts must continue to be passed down and be respected.
Most of Chinese martial arts are secrets limited to certain families or schools. So, unless you're a member of those families or a student of those schools, you are not allowed to learn them at all. It's because Chinese have a very strict code of not sharing or teaching their cultures to outsiders especially martial arts that are meant to be a family secret or school's secrets. Of course, there was Bruce Lee, one of the Chinese who openly introduced Kung Fu to the world and he even opened Wing Chun Schools that accepts Westerners as students which is why he had so many troubles with Chinese community in the States, the community that generally dabbles in martial arts.
@@joshuaamadeusishak1887 Does that mean there are dozens, even hundreds, of other martial arts out there we are unaware of?
@@Petey0707 Well, i don't know about other countries but there are supposedly over 400 styles of kung fu and most of them are still not known worldwide or even taught to outsiders. This came from the fact that most Chinese in the past and maybe even now are close minded in sharing the knowledge of Kung Fu to non-Chinese which was their country's cultural treasure. Also, in the time of war, keeping them a secret can let them survive for a long time in a real battle since the opponents would be overwhelmed fighting against an opponent with an unknown fighting style.
@@joshuaamadeusishak1887 Very interesting, thank you for sharing!
@@joshuaamadeusishak1887 chinese martials arts are weapon based, so if you remove the weapon you lose almost 50% of its effectiveness.
The fact that the second dude had a literal pole arm and decided to engage in close quarters.
Tbh,it's already a mistake to bring it in the first place,due to limited space,so the short range weapon gets the upper hand
A few gentlemen from Reddit I see.
he obvisouly never played Dark Souls.
But traditional Chinese crescent blade which is what that guy was wielding, have moves designed for close quater combat. It has higher demand for skills as well as physical stamina for the wielder to match short weapon though.
The Guandao has some styles that are for close quarters
That smile in 3:25. You can tell he isn’t just a hardened bandit. He genuinely enjoys the martial aspect of kung fu. He loves to fight and beat people.
There was a different translated version of him leaving when I first watched. Something along the lines of ‘can no one in Fosha fight??’ as if he was genuinely frustrated.
Mans was just looking for a challenge.
Unrelated but Fan Siu Wong's outfit is pretty cool, like a rugged thug kung fu fit.
Still one of my favourite Ip Man movie outfits, I've been dreamin' about wearing it every time, hahaha.
that's why the first master called him a country bumpkin because since this movie takes place in teh 1935-1937 you had to be from the northern plains and quite poor to wear that kind of outfit. if you look at the foshan masters their wardrobe would be actually time appropriate for chinese people tha still wanted to wear chinese clothing. it was a weird period where you had like a 50/50 split between chinese people wearing western clothing and manchurian chinese clothing. but the outfit you see ip man wear the long style manchurian chinese robe even then when ip man was 42 that style of robe was for old men by that point in time. pretty much the hip people wore western clothing lol
Same. This look combined with his style is one of my absolute favorites.
Fai Su Wong should have his own films, he's a joy to watch!
he did but he was just never a big name but then again he started around the time when the other big name hong kong action stars were still in the business so he was basically crwoded out
I hear ya...there's only one screen, too.
When one starts getting angry and shouting, one has already lost.
HULK disagrees
@@HereticDuo Tell that to Thanos
@@basstheory9384 Fr!
You've clearly never watched Robbie Lawler fight
Scott Adkins/ Yuri Boyka in Undisputed gets stronger when he is angry
At least they did better than the masters vs Colin in part 4 lmao
Haha the stage is too small
@@magmaken7274 the stage was more than big enough too lol
@@magmaken7274 nah the stage was just slippery
@@magmaken7274 The stage was too wobbly, it was chilly out, and there was a full moon. Also Colin is part Leprechaun and was manipulating luck.
lol Master Law
1:37 my favorite combo for the entire movie
Lol the way he tried to get up and he knocked him down immediately was great
I know that he is the villain but when I watched this before, I never got that villainish vibes from him. It was the masters who was arrogant towards him and that possibly made him pissed. Even at the beginning, he was humbly introducing himself and mentioned his intentions (if the translations were accurate) and was just looked down by the 1st master.
Jin Shanzhao is a great example of the difference between an antagonist and a villain.
Uh yeah but then he literally tries to cheap shot kill IP man with a sword in the middle of a fight.
he was not a villain just a misguided fellow student of martial arts and the IP man was just there to put him on the right path the fight was pretty badass eh?
This makes sense because by the time he got to Master Ip he was annoyed and came off rude. Sucks because Ip was polite.
the southerners were reaaaaally arrogant and have a thing against northerners. I was glad he whooped all their asses
The second one was so bad despite having the better weapon and longer reach he still engaged in close quarters
First and second got defeated in few kicks by japanese general at once
Its more like his style only relied on attacking and defending with the weapon (i assume it's something similiar to naginata but idk the name)
Had he also uses his body to attack and defense as demonstrated by his enemy, he might perform slightly better
yes the weapon name is guandao......
@@fuokir2305 they did it on purpose so they would get the rice anyway
@@rozenoce make 0 sense
The fight scenes in Ip Man are legendary
One thing I appreciate in this movie is that the styles are consistent. Later in the movie, we've seen some of these masters' students in fights and they have the same stances and moves. Even Master Liao successfully landed his weird back throw on one of the black belts.
Dammit, Psy lost.
He didn't do his special Gangnam Style move.
This underrated fighter needs to have his own stand alone spin-off like Master Z ..
'So Sifu, now that you're feeling better, can you remind me of the dojo's refund policy again?'
カムサンチャウ好きだわ。最終的に丸くなって良い奴になる。ドラゴンボールでいうピッコロ的存在
The best thing about Donnie's movies is that he use really good martial skills guys, be it Chinese, Japanese, Western etc., and the fights are really good stuff...Something like how Bruce Lee did in his movies too. Cheers.
this man's fighting style is really good, although until he faced ip man
Ahhhhhhh man this movie is awesome. Easily my favorite martial arts movie next to enter the dragon. Great story, well written characters you care about, actually believable fights that aren't too over the top, fantastic choreography, perfectly mixed soundtrack...all in a freaking Kung fu movie. It's just *mwah, perfection.
One of my favorite scenes in IP man, I’ve watched it so many times. This actor is so talented a beast but very funny at the same time.
I'm not a martial arts student present or past but this is impressive. To fight using every limb of the human body and at this speed and close quarter commands my utmost respect to all of you reading this who is skilled in the martial arts!!
the fact master liu was able to land a few hits on this guy and Ip man defeated liu without getting hit goes to show that you already know that Ip man can beat Jin
3:42 Slapping to mosquitoes🤣🤣🤣🤣
if u got slapped with that 'mosquito slap', u will have a round bruise on your left cheek and a palm shaped bruise on your right cheek. ask your mum to learn and use it on you.
🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
I love when Northerners speak Mandarin and Southerners speak Cantonese in Chinese movies. Seen this happen a few times and it's pretty awesome they do that. The strange part is how they understand each other, which ends up being pretty cool anyway.
It's like Italian and Spanish understanding each other
@@Moses_VII are there movies in which one person speaks Spanish to an Italian person, and the Italian person responds in Italian such that they continue the convo speaking two diff languages? I remember in the Incredibles, Bomb Voyage and Mr. Incredible have a French and English exchange.
we can read to understand,not speak
Most Cantonese speakers understand mandarin, and anyone of the time that frequently travels around the country usually picks up a key dialect or two, it was common. This is still common today
His fight scene look more interesting than IP man, can rewatch many times
He become main if there is no ip man
The northern Chinese challenger is truly a marvelous fighter. His punching and kicking technique are superb. He may be able to beat a Black Belt of 8th Degree.
well too bad he got owned by ip man. it would've been cooler if he at least landed a hit on ip man. but if the northerner were to run the gauntlet of black belts later in the film he might be able to take 3-4 black belts.
From cinematic point of view its impressive: angles, closeup, camera movement, sound effects, soundtrack, exceptional wire works (as usual).
3:00 best part
That machete vs pole arm fight was sick!!
yea but that fight wouldn't even last few seconds if Jin isn't using the blunt side of his sword
1:35 my man kicked him so hard, he fu*king bounced off of concrete twice.
I love ip man 1 and 2's fight scenes.
4:16 Flying like a chicken 🤣
Lol
I like the way he is using,the choy lee fut style, very strong and fast
well it's too bad that his choy lee fut got owned by ip mans wing chun in the following scene lol i know its no the style but i read in real life wing chun practiitoners typically have a hard time against choy lee fut.
It really wasn't Choy Lee Fut, it was the Northern Shaolin style
ười xĩu má ơi
What I really admire about these guys is that they can play both the part and do the stunts. Not easy to do and very cool to see.
All the actors are actually martial artists, Donnie Yan is in real life a Wing Chun master
@@knightoftwilight2122 Donnie is not a Wing Chun master.
@@user-nq2sw6sg8q yea I watched something on it sorry got it wrong, he trained it though
@@knightoftwilight2122
Yup.
Yeah, it’s one thing to be a martial artist but performing stunts can be something entirely different. That’s why we have stuntmen and women for more dangerous and chaotic scenes. Which is what I admire about these guys.
Not all martial artists can do stunts. That goes for both male and females.
I don’t know, but I think he fought like feng wei from Tekken 7
Kazuya has entered the chat
Jet Li style. (Chen Zhen)
Leroy Smith uses wing chun
@@HowToTouch Feng wei fighting style is kenpo. This is something else
@@vaniivan69 No , its Shaobei Quan ,northern shaolin.
those three so called masters totally forgot they had legs didn't they? the opponent fully uses all limbs while fighting too
They did but not much because I think it’s not part of their martial arts style I think?
They aren't part of their styles, just like how boxer doesn't do kicking.
It’s clearly different style... ignorant much?
@@RiderBreaker thus no kicking or risk disqualification in the match with twister in the second episode, but IP man still managed to pull off an impressive victory 🙌.
Different styles of martial arts contain different varieties of what you allow yourself to do. Some make you use your lower body more than your upper or it could be the opposite. Maybe your style is more defensive or offensive. One could make you quick with punches making it more of a quantitive punch rather than quality of the punch.
Think of it as your personality. Everyone is unique and so does a style of martial arts. Some people even mix two or more martial arts together and combine them to make a quite unique style depending on how much is affected (it could be 30% wing chun and 70% Muay Thai)
The sword of fan siu wong is very awesome i like it👍
first time i saw this movie this guy was as badass as can be.
佛山 kung fu masters: exist
金山找: i am about to end these men's whole career
I always wondered what martial arts style that Jin Shan Zhao is using during the film?
Jin uses the Northern Shaolin style, characterized by his long-distance attacks and having a wide variety of kicks. The style focuses on the speed and explosive power of their attacks, using fists, palms, elbows, knees, kicks from all angles, sweeps, holds, takedowns and locks. It is one of the most complete and effective styles of Kung Fu, and also quite old, Chuck Norris actually approved it.
A better fight than the first two for sure...
Eu Amo Essa Franquia Mn Só De Imaginar Q Isso Aconteceu Na Vida Real
I like how Jin is wearing the same tattered rags as his disciples showing he doesn't just take the best and he's coming to Fuoshan to start a dojo with his disciples so they can have a better life.
Jin was one of my favorite characters. Should have had a fight scene in the sequel.
1:18 The moment of something else.
I felt that.
the fact that he able to overpowered a polearm weapon (naginata or something idk what its called) with a sword, you can tell how skilled and extraordaniry he is,
the fact is Chinese directors and audiences don't know those 2 are not equal
@@jacobfang4029 lmao
@@jacobfang4029 /r iamverysmart
That sword is friggin big and heavy. And he wields it with such speed and agility. He's extremely strong, and of course can match that guandao.
Crescent blade
I hate that Master Jin got nerfed in Ip man 2 lol
He still got it. Its just because hes got a new boss, his wife, so he became like Ip Man.
Pls take note his name is FAN Siu Wong... (Not Sui Wong). Or you can call him Louis Fan
Sometimes RUclips recommendation gets it right.
Very underrated actor, still cant believe hes the dweeby kid in Yuen Biao's Above the Law. I also think they shouldn't have maintained seriousness in his character as he played the role very well and looked the part as a dangerous villian. Hes somewhat reminiscent of Akuma in Street Fighter
The fights are amazing and the music i great I wish they had all of the movies music full songs all of them
I remember a scene from the Last Samurai where Tom is training kendo with the other Samurais and the son of Nobunaga tells him "Too much mind", Tom couldn't understand him at first but then he realized his mind was all ocer the place, only when he calmed his spirit and let things flow he was able to fight better. This is exactly that!!, the first Kung Fu master was super uncomfortable and acted cocky to "impress", his students, things got worse for the rest since they saw this guy was no joke. The only one able to defeat him was Master Ip. Why?, obviously he was way better but also, he had a more calm approach, a completely free mind. Amazing detail!!
Whats a neat detail that may be lost for those who do not know any chinese topolect is that Master Jin is speaking completely in mandarin (with a received accent at that), whereas his opponents were speaking in cantonese (which given the location makes sense). Its pretty surprising how they can communicate, but it is nonetheless a detail i wish more movies (esp one that takes place in china) would focus on.
I like to headcannon that Jin and his dudes are ex-Shaolin on hard luck
3:41 "clap your hands bruh"
4:16 sing "i believe i can fly"
😂
He’s lucky he didn’t fight Master Law.
Master Law would’ve come up with some excuse as to why he got beat 🤣🤣🤣
Nice fight ip man. 👨
這拍的太正確，口音不同，各說各自的 符合現實
神奇的是他们还能相互听懂对方在说什么
Ricky oh still kicks ass
4:06 what an art
Jin Shan zhao got drip that outfit .
i really wanna know Jin Shanzhao’s fighting style. it’s so graceful and wide
First master teaching kamehame😮
Anyone noticed that the "northerners" especially the leader, were actually quite respectful at first and it was the first dojo teacher that insulted them by calling them country bumpkins and being boastful?
All he said was he was looking to exchange techniques.
😂
I wish I could fight like this
Jin Shan Zhao VS Colin Frater
no weapons allowed, Who's win?
Love the shot at 3:24
now i am in a good mood
Still do not get why he just didnt open a school anyway. Sowhat if hes second best…
Be interesting to see this guy vs someone doing southpaw.
In the first fight, look at the top left. There is this one guy there near the flag who gets too into the choreography, so much so that when the "master" is being pushed backwards or down, he moves forward as if as part of all the students going to charge against the Northerner. 😂
He was gonna help him back up.
I love luis fan
Best fight
these guys ate pretty good, but the man is just better
Way better fight than WWE😂😂
This is scripted.
WWE is staged and live.
1:04 the master shouldn't of called him a country bum, siu Wong would of went easy on him
man 2nd master is ready to throw them hands🤣
Those classes are sure close to each other. You could sit in one class and learn all the other ones at the same time
But you could not perform the style of other class or your master would glare on you😂
1:45badass double kick😱
Guy was pretty respectful at the start.
From this video, I can surmise that a Kung fu master should have the following skills
1. Weapon training
2. Fist fight
3. Kicking and jumping
Ip man has full mastery over all three categories. This was why in the boxer match against Twister, he was able to overwhelm Twister without having to use legs, because his fist training was already that good.
fun fact ,there is no high kick in wing chun, lol
@@allthingsnerdy5474 I am saying Kung fu master not wing Chun. Ip man may be a Wing Chun practitioner but he seems open minded enough to adapt other fighting styles into his arsenal. One example was that he used the fat, old master technique in defeating Twister.
@IronChariot601 exactly, Ip Man took Wing Chun and took out stuff that wasn't necessary or was less practical. One thing he doesn't go for the eye gouge until he fights Cheung Tin Chi, which also shows that he views it as a dirty move and would rather fight fair. This also shows that Ip would rather switch the moves around instead of repeating a pattern too much, the only reason Cheung Tin Chi's eye gouge worked is because he kept spamming it in his patterns.
@allthingsnerdy5474 Ip Man loved high kicks in real life which gave him alot of ontrovercies from his fellow Wing Chun practitioners at the time.