For those of you wondering the background stories of these two, they practice the same style of Martial Arts taught by two different masters. Master Z's Wing Chun takes a more offensive stance of the Martial Arts which also compliments his character due to his willingness to use a more brutal approach. Ip Man's Wing Chun takes on a more defensive stance that compliments his character where he fights only when necessary with the sole purpose to defend himself. Of course Ip Man himself likes these sparring sessions but he was trained with a more defensive approach due to his master being someone who never liked resorting to violence
Think him being more aggressive is just because he was hungrier. Hes a grandmaster who can barely Make rent as a taxi while ip man live most of his life recognized as a master.
The thing about ip man that most people seem to miss is that when his opponents make a dirty move he usually ends the fight right then and there. It's displayed many times in his movies and i find him very respectful and humble always no matter how much they trash talk and he always let them show their full potential.
I think you are partly right. Ip man in general holds back since he doesn't fight to seriously injure unless the other does it first and is a threat to him. Most martial arts fighters know how to seriously injure someone so they will know what moves they should avoid. When ip man faced 10 black belts in the first movie he went to hurt them so every blow he made was to seriously injure or cripple them. When he faced a small army in ip man he didn't seriously hurt anyone because they were stupid teenagers. He wants to see how strong the ones he fights are most of the time but how and if he will finish the fight depends on his opponents' actions and skills regardless of them doing underhanded moves.
@@johnwinchesterp2963 Wasn't he forced to fight the black belts like that? I thought it was a situation where they'd be killed if they didn't fight until injury or death. As for Ip Man, his family was at the same risk. Unless I'm remembering it wrong and mixing movies/shows.
@@DBtheGhost2 basically ip man went and said I want to fight ten black belts. The chinese fighter chooses how many japanese fighters he can fight and the amount of rice would depend on how many he defeated. I don't think it was a fight until injury or death though. One chinese that was losing tried to steal the rice and a soldier shot him. And the general said to the soldier to never do that again in a ring.
did anyone else notice that at 3:55 ip man attacked first? for those who haven't watched all the movies, he ALWAYS waits for his opponent(s) to attack. this is an immensely out of character thing for him to do, which shows just how much he was going through. the frustration of wanting peace but always having it disrupted, the grief for his wife and worry for his son etc... this is absolutely sublime.
I believe ip man got impatient, since they’re the same style they’re just egging for one to attack. The fact he got disrespected and his wife close to death definitely made him want to attack first. That or he wanted to catch him off guard
There's a reason that this fight is one of my all-time favorite martial arts fights. You truly get the sense that these two are actually evenly matched.
Donnie Yen did an incredible job in the Ip Man series of movies. His martial arts are spectacular, his portrayal of Ip Man is compelling and he obviously does this fight scene very well. His wife softly telling him 'Don't break the furniture' as her official permission for him to fight this master -- is priceless and is one of the great one-liners in any film of any genre.
As someone who did wing chun for 4 years as a teen, this gives me chills. The classic weapons, long staff and butterfly knives; I used to watch senior students go through those staff drills, the movements are so familiar. Several times they go into rolling; we used to train doing that for hours. At 4:25 he goes into the basic training stance. That last one-inch punch, we used to practice them by hitting wall bags or phone books. They haven't made the fight scenes flashy for the sake of hollywood, it's real solid technique that anyone learning wing chun will recognize. It's truly beautiful to watch :')
@@maximiliano_molina I went to Jim Fung's school once, I think there was some kind of anniversary or birthday celebration (Chu Shong-tin was visiting for the occassion), I went as part of the lion dance performance team (I was a lion tail :) I have Sifu Fung's book on wing chun somewhere, it's pretty good. I learned from Bill Dowding, who learned from Barry Lee, who learned from Wong Shun-Leung, who learned from Ip Man (my dad learned at Grand Master Ip Man's school when he was the same age I started learning, before he came out to Australia from Hong Kong; he was so smug that he was much higher up the hierachy than my teacher, who was in awe of him for having learned directly from Ip Man himself :P He was even there at the same time as Bruce Lee)
I love how Ip got sick of his shit after the eye gouge, and just decided to end it right there. Makes you wonder if Ip's opponent *actually* had a chance, or if Ip was just humoring him
I always say it more like Ip took advantage of Chun’s error to finish the fight with flourish rather than efficiency. And we know efficiency is Ip’s bread and butter. Could have done many things to take advantage of the situation, such as aim for a part of the body Ip would have a harder time seeing, anything below his eye level, such as a leg sweep or body shots. But Chun decides to go for the headshot, literally maintaining his attack right at Ip’s eye level. Chun believed the fight to be over and wanted to end it with and offensive statement rather than efficiency. If Chun ever learned to adapt after that and avoid those errors, he’d be unstoppable.
@@just4justincase Are you saying only Chun could/would adapt thus becoming unstoppable?...nah they both would have adapted after this fight and Ip would still be ahead imo
@@Polsnulspace UNDERRATED REFERENCE. Even though you made this comment 6 hours ago ... I'm shocked and appalled that this comment doesn't have at LEAST 1000 likes yet.
Every time I watch this I feel like Ip Man was holding back until that very end. The second his eye was compromised, he took the fight with utmost seriousness and shows in how determined he was to finish it with the relative ease that he did.
Creo algo parecido, por eso deja a un costado las armas luego que su oponente las pierde. Pot otro lado, no alcanzo a ver exactamente qué puntos de acupuntura golpea para ver semejante afloje del oponente. Excelente coreografía!
"It's astounding! This mortal really is something else! Look at that brilliant form! There can be no doubt! This is the true power! Complete in all its majesty! This is..AUTONOMOUS...ULTRA INSTINCT!"
Ip wasn't trying to hurt Chun so much as demonstrate that his technique was superior. Chun using that technique was a demonstration of no holds barred, which is why Ip ended the fight immediately after it was used. That said, Scott Adkins was ruthless and willing to literally break another person in Ip Man 4, so Ip gave no quarter. The devastating throat jab at the end really demonstrated that much.
Did anyone notice that the core style of Wing Chun is displayed perfectly here... Wing Chun means that with every defense move there HAS to be an offense move as well... It was so perfectly portrayed by the choreographer here that when either of them took a blow they made sure that the opponent also took a blow... Its a pretty basic concept that if u want to strike someone in a fight, then u HAVE to surrender your guard, even if it's for a millisecond... And that's exactly what Wing Chun specialises in dealing with, that as soon as the opponent strikes, u strike back, while his guard is at its lowest... These subtle details are what make this movie a masterpiece and I cant help but point it out...
A friend and i used to practice some basic wingchun, many many years ago, gave me some goosebumpy flashbacks. This fight has it all and showcases the core as you say - perfectly. Rolling hands, kicks stay below waist, no overreaching, sink-stance (
Good observation but wing chun philosophy as far as I understand is to try NOT to take any punishment...at all. James demile said it perfectly when he met Bruce Lee he thought it was a joke and he would destroy him with his power and overwhelming size/force. He would've if he connected but he said Bruce was to fast. Demile also said never go hit for hit because a good boxer or conditioned karateka can take more punishment than you could give. I think WC seeks centerline upon interference using bridging/chi sao to trap and or blast thru and just hammer so as to not let a superior fighter regain his bearing and beat WC man down...imo. But ya I agree its a beautiful fight scene showcasing so many different techniques in WC! JKD and WC are amazing !!
Only partly. no such thing happens in any martial arts that you get sudden power up after your eye is poked. if he had that advantage before, he would have shown.
Вся сила восточного боевого искусства раскрывается только когда дерутся два Китайца. Даже простые палки превосходят в разрушающей силе световые мечи джедаев.
This is one of the greatest final fights in a martial arts movie ever. I don't get people who claim that "oh the Ip Man movies got worse and worse with each one." I like this fight more than ANYTHING in the first movie. The action, the choreography, the editing, the music, the core of Wing Chun being shown from two different approaches, the story leading up to this epic confrontation, etc, it all blends so well to culminate in this awesome fight.
I kind of understand both sides. This battle is no doubt one of the best martial arts fighting (in my opinion) but I also couldn't remember most of the rest of the movie (only the fact that Ip man fight Tyson, and I am not even sure if it is from this movie or its prequel). On the other hand I can clearly remember most of the plot of Ip Man 1, even though the ending fight may not be as good as this.
I didn’t care for the 3rd even then the fights were still good and the story was just as entertaining I think mike Tyson made it feel like a money grab in ip man’s name which rubbed me personally the wrong way
Honestly it's kinda ridiculous from a wing Chun perspective. Literally NOBODY would break out into chi sau in the middle of a fight. Plus the dodging blindly thing at the end...did he suddenly become spiderman? In wing Chun you may not have to look directly at the opponent to figure out where he is/ what he's doing. But there has to be a bridge connected somewhere, we don't just gain ultra instinct
@@danielfolks6997 When you're at Ip Man's level, your stance isn't just to fight but you train your instinct too and you can predict where the hits would be. in most Chinese martial arts be it Wing Chun, Hongkeun, Baguaquan or even Baji, they train you the basics first but then they train your instinct to predict where the hits are coming from. It's an advanced technique that you'll mostly see in Eastern martial arts. I have actually received such trainings in kendo where you're blindfolded and you have to tone down your heartrate and breathing rate to focus on the surroundings and listen to the wind crackle from the shinai and then retaliate or at least parry the incoming swings at you. That's one of the fundamentals on how you can get your 5th or 6th Dan (Basically Sensei status) for Kendo.
You can feel ip man matching his energy Ip man has so much respect for his enemy that he wants a fair fight Once he gets eye gouged he demonstrates his true skills. Truly a teacher and a master at the same time!
I don't actually think Ip Man was sandbagging in this fight like some folks are saying (he's got the sleeves rolled up before it even starts), but the eye gouge is definitely the reason Master Z lost - after the eye gouge he got too aggressive and one-dimensional trying to quickly end the fight before Ip Man recovered, and Ip took advantage by feigning weakness long enough to slip a counter-attack through his aggression
But other than his ego, Cheung Tin Chi is a really worthy opponent for Ip man.He also has a really kind heart as he fights Frank's thugs by Ip Man's side two times.
As someone else pointed out. If you notice the beginning of the of their fight it seems they were close but ip man had the edge. For example his stick was a bit longer in the end and he lost one of his blades instead of two. And in their hand to hand combat for a while they seemed to trade the same blows to each other. Ip man was better but his opponent was very close to his level.
@@Veryzuia if you consider chung defeated batista's character in ip man legacy who was a physical beast like twister but more of a wrestler then most likely chung could have defeated twister if they had fought.
Ip Man landed 10 hits Z landed 6... And Ip Man was still way ahead before the eye gouge, must have bee why Master Z was frustrated and used the eye gouge. Count the hits
That Martial Arts scene between these two Wung Chin Masters IP Man and Master Z was incredible and out of this world. IP Man gives him a real Wung Chin lesson and destroys his image by finding Master Z moment where he was not so concentrated. One of the best fight scenes ever made in Hollywood. Thank you IP Man and Donnie Yen for this movie series. I have nothing but Respect 💪👊👏❤️🤙🔥
This is a good fight for each character. Yes it's an Offensive Wing Chun vs a defensive Wing chun but there's more to it. Master Z feels himself as someone hard done by life and is envious of Ip mans fame and popularity. Ip man has just lost his wife and is just frustrated with the way life keeps pushing him when he just wants to be in peace. They're parallels to eachother and you can really see it in the movie and this fight.
at this point I believe he did not yet lose his wife. She is standing hidden behind a wall as a listener to this fight. Nevertheless Cheung Wing-sing has cancer at that point. Something paralel with the real Cheung Wing-sing who was separated from Yip Man after she returned to China for ID cards and the borders between China and Hong-Kong closed... Leaving Cheung Wing-sing to die from cancer without the presence of Yip Man.
Uhm IP Mans wife was still alive when this fight happened, at least in the movie. She was sitting out front waiting for him to finish. Watch the movie...
The cinematography in this clip is *spectacular.* Even without seeing the rest of the movie, you know without a doubt that these are two absolute *masters* of their arts, evenly matched. By showing how effortlessly their weapons smash through hardwood and concrete, you are shown that they are both deadly and used with full force. The shots switch between close in and zoomed out as needed, moving organically around the fighters to make you feel like you are right there. Unlike with many action movies, the editors didn't drop everything into a food processor and spit out a dozen cuts a second that leaves the audience confused as to what is going on. (The Jason Bourne fights come instantly to mind as one of the worst examples.) Here, the cuts happen exactly when needed to inform the audience exactly as to what is going on, following the flow of the story. Bravo.
yes and watch how he stops his fists at the end with a paralyze technique under his arm which left his arm up high and he couldnt bring it down, which left him open to the 1 inch punch that ended it
you know what's crazy is how does someone even edit this hahahaha like every shot was fantastic - the pacing and transition to the hits and then destruction to the environment to the subtle retiming to slow and speed up the moves FANTASTIC FANTASTIC
I love how you can watch both fighters test each other out and are dead even. Each time one gets the upper hand they immediately lose it and then the other gains it. One lands a strike the other immediately lands a similar strike. Just awesome to watch. The speed at which both men were able to move and still accurately swing and block was incredible. Two masters of their craft
@@jquin3 ofcourse they not really really fighting but them pressure point blows at the end he did is definitely real if you know exactly where they are and know exactly what you doing.
Pretty much one of Master Yip's hardest fight that put his Wing Chun skill into a test and absolute limit due to fact that his opponent is also a Wing Chun Master.
As a wing chun practionner, I prefer by far the hand to hand combat. The butterfly knives part is a bit a mess and the dragon pole part is good but not very interesting because we dont have so many mouvement to make with this weapon
One of the best fights in martial arts movies. Been a long time fan of the genre. The way they try to take their own tempo shows so clearly. Very well done.
@@ultrameticulous Bruh, would anyone want to watch a movie without sound effects? Literally every movie has some dubbed-over sound effects to enhance the tension and stakes of the fight scenes, e.g. Marvel stuff, Batman stuff, Indiana Jones stuff... without sound effects, the whole fight scene would just be music and footsteps. If you want realism, go watch documentaries, not movies.
@@ultrameticulous Also, this portrayal of Wing Chun is accurate. Masters can fight this fast in real life. Just look at Bruce Lee's punches, he also learned Wing Chun.
@@mykhailogoretskiy2574 вертуха вообще энергетически ооочень невыгодна. Тем более противник уходит из виду, а на затылке зенков пока не научились выращивать.
I find it very interesting and funny that Donnie Yen basically has to be blind first to show that he doesn't see the punches, he only has to feel them, in order to then show that he can defeat the opponent with just a few punches and finally with a really hard one to his knees. It's all choreographed, of course, but you're definitely seeing two champions fighting at world-class levels
@@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231 I know. But for being a last resort they are extremely heavy and even though it's a movie I don't think the punches aren't real but that they're really hard the man probably doesn't go backwards because that's what the script says . At least I can't imagine. And Donnie Yen is also a world-class fighter outside of the film
@@robbie4869 never seen real One inch punch, but they can do serious Damage without second thoughts. I practice punches but I am fucking way behind even landing one to break atleast a board.
@@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231If you've never seen a one inch punch in real life, then you probably think the videos that show Bruce Lee using a one inch punch through a 2 cm thick piece of wood with a one inch punch are fake!? Because they are real life
For me this is far the best fight of the 4 movies! Best masters of Wing Chun with almost same techniques. Perfect attacks of both made it EPIC especially 5:13 part!
@@KingVergil I'd say it's a different variation. Because Wing Chun is a conceptual art, there is no hard and fast rule to how the technique can or should be applied.
I honestly did not like that part of the fighting. Super unrealistic to dodge punches walking away sideways ducked while the other person is walking towards with a barrage of punches.
This is basically a perfect demonstration of not only the 2 primary weapon forms of the various Wing Chun style (that being the long pole and butterfly swords) but also of the fundamental principles which the combat style itself is made to emphasize. Annnd of course Ip Man being a badass, cause he do be like that. It's always hilarious that he was honorable enough to relinquish his sword and fight hand to hand, then got low-key pissed at the eye gouge and ended this sucker.
Of course it's not realistic fighting. I don't care. This is such a beautiful coreography. This Forms were so Clean and all in all every time i see this Clip i have a few tears in my eyes, because of that phenomenal filming Work.. such a masterpiece
i am not sure how fight scenes in movies work. i know its practiced alot and but to remember all the moves in the timing is insane. maybe its sped up and slowed down and spliced up/cut scene then blinded together to make one fueled fight. got to give props to the actors and camara team for making it look so real even tho its not
I mean, It's obviously not realistic because someone is definitely going to get cut or stabbed when dueling with blades or striking each other through pieces of wood. I personally prefer seeing scenes inwhich characters engaging in combat results in visible injuries but I will admit, it is great to see the level of talent that it takes to make fake fighting look as visually-incredible as it can possibly get. Some martial arts films are hit and miss when it comes to choreography but the Ip Man series is particularly good, mostly due to Donnie Yen's ability.
Every time I see an Ip Man movie I get more impressed with Donnie Yen. NEVER practiced Wing Chun until he got the role and looks as proficient in it as if he's been practicing all of his life.
@@gueberninja source? Because everything shown in mine says he didn't pick it up until he got offered the role and he learned under the real Ip Man grandson for 9 months before they started shooting the film. Along with his interview.
I don't think there is anyone else who could have perfected the Ip-Man character better than Donnie Yen ...guy is the best around and has the most Calm face. I love his confidence and fighting style .Mike Tyson can tell you all about it 😁
В начале против них должна была выйти Исенбаева со своим шестом. Хмыкнуть, и уйти прыжком через стену. А, если серьёзно, жду в 10 серии схватку ИпМана с терминатором т1000. Не останавливайтесь)
Bruce Lee would just be amazed at the fight scenes in Donny Yen films, so well choreographed. Especially the Ip Man series cause Ip was Bruce's teacher.
@@kurbanovm Буржуазия просратая не гавкай , с голой попой к миротворцам иди невмерушку спой))И щёчки разработай минет делать будешь, солдат там много ))
@@Mrkhan-oy8sj Wow, I was indeed wrong. I apologize for this. I looked it up, and indeed "He worked hard and studied Wing Chun under Ip Man's eldest son, Ip Chun, for 9 months before tackling the role." He did study Jeet Kun Do, Lee's style for some of his roles, but never with the man himself. How unfortunate.
Yuen Woo Ping’s choreography in this scene is nothing short of BRILLIANT. The technical aspects of techniques leading to techniques from basic pak sao lap sao to chi sao to advanced bui ji was seamlessly fluid even when witnessed at high speeds from a Wing Chun perspective. I do digress. However, Wing Chun, unless MASTERED and even then, depending on the practitioner is extremely vulnerable against other “boxing” based striking systems. Which is the PRIMARY reason Bruce Lee developed Jun Fan / Jeet Kun Do Kung Fu. He had not mastered the complete Wing Chun system (footwork) in particular, for several reasons. However, in my experience in combining Wing Chun with various striking systems and employing boxing / jeet kun do footwork Wing Chun techniques are FORMIDABLE in close quarter / in - fighting combat, not so much in sporting competition for it’s greatest components are ILLEGAL. P.S. I would not want to combat a legitimate Wing Chun master. It is truly lethal, so is Bruneian Silat.. #MaulMorniesilat
@Rezza Prasetyo Setiawan Silat is the collective term for a class of indigenous martial arts from the Nusantara and surrounding geocultural areas of Southeast Asia. It’s style is distinguished from country to country and clan to clan within those countries. It is traditionally practised in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Southern Thailand, Southern Philippines and Southern Vietnam. I’m partial to Bruneian and Phillipino Silat because of it’s Wing Chun “like”similarities which compliment and flow, superbly and easily, with and into Wing Chun techniques. However, ALL Silat is deadly. Fyi, Sifu / Guru Dan Inosanto, Bruce Lee’s former student, now distinguished master incorporated Philippino Silat into his Jun Fan / Jeet Kun Do.
Jeet Kune Do was never a somplete martial art because Bruce died way too young to complete it. We also know more today about fighting than Bruce did back then even though he was ahead of his time. JKD guys today are getting destroyed by everyone especially boxers.
Hate to burst your bubble but its fiction and movie logics. We probably have better fighters now than back then cause people now are able to spend more time training and research.
Bruce Lee used bits and pieces of Wing Chun martial arts style in his movies and combined it with kickboxing and other forms of fighting. But Donnie Yen took Wing Chun to a new level in his movies: precise and exquisite fighting techniques. So artistic and creative yet deadly and powerful.
I absolutely put this fight among top 10 best martial art fights ever created in cinema. It's tense, and brutal, and both the actors and head choreographer, Yen Woo Ping deserved the acknowledgment they got when this movie came out! I do disagree on one thing when people say they are both evenly matched. When you look at the fight more closely: 1st match with the sticks: Even. As they both broke their sticks at the same time. I would argue that this was also the match where they were testing each other out more than actually fighting. 2nd match with the butterfly swords: Ip Man won this one as he disarmed Master Z earlier 3rd match, hand to hand: Ip Man was pushing as Master Z is pushed hard and Ip gets in more hits Z does, leading Z to use dirty tricks like the eye-gouging move. This leads Ip man to end the battle quite quickly. So I would say that IP Man, regardless of this fight, is a better martial artist then Master Z. That said, I would also say that Master Z was his toughest opponent in all the movies.
I will have to disagree that Master Z was his toughest fight. You're forgetting his boxing match in the second one where he took the most hits he ever taken.
@@nugget7865 Except it isnt. Those hits are going for the solar plexus, with enough force you can stop the heart or deflate a lung or break the ribs.. With enough force all three. Its a lethal blow at the best of times abd is considered an illegal move in most competitive martial arts. However, since the eye gouge and the blades are speaking to a more traditional fight those hits were fair.
Love the ending because it demonstrates that Ip Man could have ended the fight from the beginning if he really wanted to but wanted to test the wide spectrum of skills rather than just go straight to the most advanced techniques.
@@kermit1211 Just thinking. Try it! More fruitful than writing a useless message not to think or funnier still assume this is overthinking like its a third year dissertation, which is a compliment. 😂😂😂
Everyone involved in this scene just did an Amazing job. You get lost in it but behind the scenes wow. The sounds effects the choreography the background. I love these series
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For those of you wondering the background stories of these two, they practice the same style of Martial Arts taught by two different masters. Master Z's Wing Chun takes a more offensive stance of the Martial Arts which also compliments his character due to his willingness to use a more brutal approach. Ip Man's Wing Chun takes on a more defensive stance that compliments his character where he fights only when necessary with the sole purpose to defend himself. Of course Ip Man himself likes these sparring sessions but he was trained with a more defensive approach due to his master being someone who never liked resorting to violence
So Master Z's Wing Chun was modeled after Eagle Fang Karate while Master IP's is more like Miyagi-Do?
@@saddamthebazaarcharlatan1183 *Get out*
Think him being more aggressive is just because he was hungrier. Hes a grandmaster who can barely Make rent as a taxi while ip man live most of his life recognized as a master.
Ah, yes. The clichéd good guy never wants to resort to violence yet finds themselves in the perfect situation to carry out violence.
@@saddamthebazaarcharlatan1183 no. Stay brother. All are welcome.
Ip Man not only defeats his opponents physically... but also financially by destroying most of their property.
Well in the first movie it was his property that went to ruin so he sure learned his lesson
I really wanted him to say "I'll pay for that" to reference the first film when the hooligans attack him in his home.
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@@apollyon1 hooligan was Master Jin :)
The thing about ip man that most people seem to miss is that when his opponents make a dirty move he usually ends the fight right then and there. It's displayed many times in his movies and i find him very respectful and humble always no matter how much they trash talk and he always let them show their full potential.
This this very much him
I think you are partly right. Ip man in general holds back since he doesn't fight to seriously injure unless the other does it first and is a threat to him. Most martial arts fighters know how to seriously injure someone so they will know what moves they should avoid. When ip man faced 10 black belts in the first movie he went to hurt them so every blow he made was to seriously injure or cripple them. When he faced a small army in ip man he didn't seriously hurt anyone because they were stupid teenagers. He wants to see how strong the ones he fights are most of the time but how and if he will finish the fight depends on his opponents' actions and skills regardless of them doing underhanded moves.
@@johnwinchesterp2963 Wasn't he forced to fight the black belts like that? I thought it was a situation where they'd be killed if they didn't fight until injury or death. As for Ip Man, his family was at the same risk. Unless I'm remembering it wrong and mixing movies/shows.
@@DBtheGhost2 basically ip man went and said I want to fight ten black belts. The chinese fighter chooses how many japanese fighters he can fight and the amount of rice would depend on how many he defeated. I don't think it was a fight until injury or death though. One chinese that was losing tried to steal the rice and a soldier shot him. And the general said to the soldier to never do that again in a ring.
@@johnwinchesterp2963 Oh. Alright, I got it mixed up with something else then. It was still a cool scene though.
did anyone else notice that at 3:55 ip man attacked first? for those who haven't watched all the movies, he ALWAYS waits for his opponent(s) to attack. this is an immensely out of character thing for him to do, which shows just how much he was going through. the frustration of wanting peace but always having it disrupted, the grief for his wife and worry for his son etc... this is absolutely sublime.
yet again, at 4:39 he attacks first and puts cheung on the defensive.
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I saw that. I thought it was,”changing it up when fighting. Show something else,” my friend.
well they both using wingchun, and wingchun is a defensive martial arts. they will wait forever if no one would initiate.
I believe ip man got impatient, since they’re the same style they’re just egging for one to attack. The fact he got disrespected and his wife close to death definitely made him want to attack first. That or he wanted to catch him off guard
There's a reason that this fight is one of my all-time favorite martial arts fights. You truly get the sense that these two are actually evenly matched.
Donnie Yen did an incredible job in the Ip Man series of movies. His martial arts are spectacular, his portrayal of Ip Man is compelling and he obviously does this fight scene very well. His wife softly telling him 'Don't break the furniture' as her official permission for him to fight this master -- is priceless and is one of the great one-liners in any film of any genre.
Calling Wing Chun a martial art is a stretch though.
@@zer00rdie LOL depends on the practicioner. You should meet my former Wing Chun instructor -- I'm certain he could persuade you otherwise 🙂
@@TheThinkersBible Sure, hook me up.
@@zer00rdie It's Martial Arts
@@JohnnyC01 Then so is Ghost fighting.
As someone who did wing chun for 4 years as a teen, this gives me chills. The classic weapons, long staff and butterfly knives; I used to watch senior students go through those staff drills, the movements are so familiar. Several times they go into rolling; we used to train doing that for hours. At 4:25 he goes into the basic training stance. That last one-inch punch, we used to practice them by hitting wall bags or phone books. They haven't made the fight scenes flashy for the sake of hollywood, it's real solid technique that anyone learning wing chun will recognize. It's truly beautiful to watch :')
Congratulations for finding real wing chun
Which wing chun school were you with, i was a student at grandmaster jim fungs international wing chun academy
Just knowing a normal person can learn gives me hope of learning to thank you
@@josephmwamba9477 if my scrawny thirteen-year-old ass could manage it, anyone can ;)
@@maximiliano_molina I went to Jim Fung's school once, I think there was some kind of anniversary or birthday celebration (Chu Shong-tin was visiting for the occassion), I went as part of the lion dance performance team (I was a lion tail :) I have Sifu Fung's book on wing chun somewhere, it's pretty good.
I learned from Bill Dowding, who learned from Barry Lee, who learned from Wong Shun-Leung, who learned from Ip Man (my dad learned at Grand Master Ip Man's school when he was the same age I started learning, before he came out to Australia from Hong Kong; he was so smug that he was much higher up the hierachy than my teacher, who was in awe of him for having learned directly from Ip Man himself :P He was even there at the same time as Bruce Lee)
This was by far the best fight scene between 2 grandmasters I've ever seen! Unbelievable!
I love how Ip got sick of his shit after the eye gouge, and just decided to end it right there. Makes you wonder if Ip's opponent *actually* had a chance, or if Ip was just humoring him
I always say it more like Ip took advantage of Chun’s error to finish the fight with flourish rather than efficiency. And we know efficiency is Ip’s bread and butter. Could have done many things to take advantage of the situation, such as aim for a part of the body Ip would have a harder time seeing, anything below his eye level, such as a leg sweep or body shots. But Chun decides to go for the headshot, literally maintaining his attack right at Ip’s eye level. Chun believed the fight to be over and wanted to end it with and offensive statement rather than efficiency. If Chun ever learned to adapt after that and avoid those errors, he’d be unstoppable.
what we had here was a good ol anime asspull, where the antagonist disables the protag only to find out it actually unlocks the protags secret art.
@@just4justincase Are you saying only Chun could/would adapt thus becoming unstoppable?...nah they both would have adapted after this fight and Ip would still be ahead imo
@@IowaMan lmao you sir have the correct answer XD
@@IowaMan this wins
I like how he immediately went ultra instinct after being blinded in one eye
He know his moves as his, the punch is his own.
Actually the 1 in punch was a Bruce Lee move
@@bryanhickernell7189 Who do you think trained Bruce Lee?
He is one with the force and the force is with him.
@@Polsnulspace UNDERRATED REFERENCE. Even though you made this comment 6 hours ago ... I'm shocked and appalled that this comment doesn't have at LEAST 1000 likes yet.
Every time I watch this I feel like Ip Man was holding back until that very end. The second his eye was compromised, he took the fight with utmost seriousness and shows in how determined he was to finish it with the relative ease that he did.
I'm pretty sure he was hurt before this fight
No one cares
@@allwoundup3574 apparently, you cared enough to reply.
@@allwoundup3574 But...you do obviously.
Creo algo parecido, por eso deja a un costado las armas luego que su oponente las pierde. Pot otro lado, no alcanzo a ver exactamente qué puntos de acupuntura golpea para ver semejante afloje del oponente. Excelente coreografía!
5:15 ip man using observation haki😂🔥
"It's astounding!
This mortal really is something else!
Look at that brilliant form!
There can be no doubt!
This is the true power!
Complete in all its majesty!
This is..AUTONOMOUS...ULTRA INSTINCT!"
That eye poke technique, he used it against Scott Adkins in Ip man 4,lol
he evolved and its valid to defeat much stronger opponent
That technique is called Biu Jee (thrusting/ darting fingers) and is the third empty hand form in Wing Chun.
Because Ip Man learns from his mistakes
Ip wasn't trying to hurt Chun so much as demonstrate that his technique was superior. Chun using that technique was a demonstration of no holds barred, which is why Ip ended the fight immediately after it was used. That said, Scott Adkins was ruthless and willing to literally break another person in Ip Man 4, so Ip gave no quarter. The devastating throat jab at the end really demonstrated that much.
He learned it from Pai Mei.
Did anyone notice that the core style of Wing Chun is displayed perfectly here...
Wing Chun means that with every defense move there HAS to be an offense move as well... It was so perfectly portrayed by the choreographer here that when either of them took a blow they made sure that the opponent also took a blow...
Its a pretty basic concept that if u want to strike someone in a fight, then u HAVE to surrender your guard, even if it's for a millisecond...
And that's exactly what Wing Chun specialises in dealing with, that as soon as the opponent strikes, u strike back, while his guard is at its lowest...
These subtle details are what make this movie a masterpiece and I cant help but point it out...
Oh shut up nerd
@@CoolAsianGuy why?
A friend and i used to practice some basic wingchun, many many years ago, gave me some goosebumpy flashbacks. This fight has it all and showcases the core as you say - perfectly. Rolling hands, kicks stay below waist, no overreaching, sink-stance (
Good observation but wing chun philosophy as far as I understand is to try NOT to take any punishment...at all. James demile said it perfectly when he met Bruce Lee he thought it was a joke and he would destroy him with his power and overwhelming size/force. He would've if he connected but he said Bruce was to fast.
Demile also said never go hit for hit because a good boxer or conditioned karateka can take more punishment than you could give.
I think WC seeks centerline upon interference using bridging/chi sao to trap and or blast thru and just hammer so as to not let a superior fighter regain his bearing and beat WC man down...imo.
But ya I agree its a beautiful fight scene showcasing so many different techniques in WC! JKD and WC are amazing !!
Only partly. no such thing happens in any martial arts that you get sudden power up after your eye is poked. if he had that advantage before, he would have shown.
The sound effects around the one inch punch…like he powered up for it or something. Badass
Awesome. Master Z was almost going Blow for Blow with Ip Man
Arguably Better than anyone out of all the films
Драка на шпателях эпична. Я лучший штукатур! Нет я лучший!
Или два владельца-конкурента шаурмешных выясняют чья это точка
Так это эпичные предметы ведь
А когда они на руках бится начали, это битва за раствор
Вся сила восточного боевого искусства раскрывается только когда дерутся два Китайца.
Даже простые палки превосходят в разрушающей силе световые мечи джедаев.
Você valeu pela sua casa animal
@@Rick-gn9te кхэуэ3зузузкшгщщщшопрг7оепгх⁸п п тппэппе9гншгзхщ966
Не говоря уже о "каких-то" бетонных стенах...
@@Fderyuij клмры кратмр дмты
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This is one of the greatest final fights in a martial arts movie ever. I don't get people who claim that "oh the Ip Man movies got worse and worse with each one." I like this fight more than ANYTHING in the first movie. The action, the choreography, the editing, the music, the core of Wing Chun being shown from two different approaches, the story leading up to this epic confrontation, etc, it all blends so well to culminate in this awesome fight.
I kind of understand both sides. This battle is no doubt one of the best martial arts fighting (in my opinion) but I also couldn't remember most of the rest of the movie (only the fact that Ip man fight Tyson, and I am not even sure if it is from this movie or its prequel).
On the other hand I can clearly remember most of the plot of Ip Man 1, even though the ending fight may not be as good as this.
I didn’t care for the 3rd even then the fights were still good and the story was just as entertaining I think mike Tyson made it feel like a money grab in ip man’s name which rubbed me personally the wrong way
Honestly it's kinda ridiculous from a wing Chun perspective. Literally NOBODY would break out into chi sau in the middle of a fight. Plus the dodging blindly thing at the end...did he suddenly become spiderman? In wing Chun you may not have to look directly at the opponent to figure out where he is/ what he's doing. But there has to be a bridge connected somewhere, we don't just gain ultra instinct
@@danielfolks6997 When you're at Ip Man's level, your stance isn't just to fight but you train your instinct too and you can predict where the hits would be.
in most Chinese martial arts be it Wing Chun, Hongkeun, Baguaquan or even Baji, they train you the basics first but then they train your instinct to predict where the hits are coming from. It's an advanced technique that you'll mostly see in Eastern martial arts. I have actually received such trainings in kendo where you're blindfolded and you have to tone down your heartrate and breathing rate to focus on the surroundings and listen to the wind crackle from the shinai and then retaliate or at least parry the incoming swings at you. That's one of the fundamentals on how you can get your 5th or 6th Dan (Basically Sensei status) for Kendo.
i think the fighting in the movies gets better and better but the story gets more meh
You can feel ip man matching his energy
Ip man has so much respect for his enemy that he wants a fair fight
Once he gets eye gouged he demonstrates his true skills. Truly a teacher and a master at the same time!
This is by far one of the best boss fight scenes... The background music, the precision, effects etc... Just the best.
I don't actually think Ip Man was sandbagging in this fight like some folks are saying (he's got the sleeves rolled up before it even starts), but the eye gouge is definitely the reason Master Z lost - after the eye gouge he got too aggressive and one-dimensional trying to quickly end the fight before Ip Man recovered, and Ip took advantage by feigning weakness long enough to slip a counter-attack through his aggression
But other than his ego, Cheung Tin Chi is a really worthy opponent for Ip man.He also has a really kind heart as he fights Frank's thugs by Ip Man's side two times.
As someone else pointed out. If you notice the beginning of the of their fight it seems they were close but ip man had the edge. For example his stick was a bit longer in the end and he lost one of his blades instead of two. And in their hand to hand combat for a while they seemed to trade the same blows to each other. Ip man was better but his opponent was very close to his level.
@@johnwinchesterp2963 They have almost every same stats but Ip Man has higher experience
But Cheung would totally beat Twister
@@Veryzuia if you consider chung defeated batista's character in ip man legacy who was a physical beast like twister but more of a wrestler then most likely chung could have defeated twister if they had fought.
Ip Man landed 10 hits Z landed 6... And Ip Man was still way ahead before the eye gouge, must have bee why Master Z was frustrated and used the eye gouge. Count the hits
When that ultra instinct hits you in the right moment 😤
OMG... its over 9000!!!
Ultra instinct active 😁
Or. . . When it hits you in the eye.
That Martial Arts scene between these two Wung Chin Masters IP Man and Master Z was incredible and out of this world. IP Man gives him a real Wung Chin lesson and destroys his image by finding Master Z moment where he was not so concentrated. One of the best fight scenes ever made in Hollywood. Thank you IP Man and Donnie Yen for this movie series. I have nothing but Respect 💪👊👏❤️🤙🔥
This is a good fight for each character. Yes it's an Offensive Wing Chun vs a defensive Wing chun but there's more to it. Master Z feels himself as someone hard done by life and is envious of Ip mans fame and popularity. Ip man has just lost his wife and is just frustrated with the way life keeps pushing him when he just wants to be in peace. They're parallels to eachother and you can really see it in the movie and this fight.
at this point I believe he did not yet lose his wife. She is standing hidden behind a wall as a listener to this fight. Nevertheless Cheung Wing-sing
has cancer at that point. Something paralel with the real Cheung Wing-sing who was separated from Yip Man after she returned to China for ID cards and the borders between China and Hong-Kong closed... Leaving Cheung Wing-sing
to die from cancer without the presence of Yip Man.
wing chun is fucking dumb lol
martial arts is really just about performing cool-looking moves.
Uhm IP Mans wife was still alive when this fight happened, at least in the movie. She was sitting out front waiting for him to finish. Watch the movie...
@@Driftnitronexus goddamnit, saitama
The cinematography in this clip is *spectacular.* Even without seeing the rest of the movie, you know without a doubt that these are two absolute *masters* of their arts, evenly matched. By showing how effortlessly their weapons smash through hardwood and concrete, you are shown that they are both deadly and used with full force. The shots switch between close in and zoomed out as needed, moving organically around the fighters to make you feel like you are right there. Unlike with many action movies, the editors didn't drop everything into a food processor and spit out a dozen cuts a second that leaves the audience confused as to what is going on. (The Jason Bourne fights come instantly to mind as one of the worst examples.) Here, the cuts happen exactly when needed to inform the audience exactly as to what is going on, following the flow of the story. Bravo.
Can you guess what mm lens used in this clip???
@@bikash3003 Nope. Don't have a clue.
@tester Yeah sadly the effectiveness of Kungfu kinda died down after the Mongols stopped invading lol
I was thinking the same thing.
yes and watch how he stops his fists at the end with a paralyze technique under his arm which left his arm up high and he couldnt bring it down, which left him open to the 1 inch punch that ended it
Когда остался 1 кусочек пиццы
Мы с другом:
Lol.😂
you know what's crazy is how does someone even edit this hahahaha like every shot was fantastic - the pacing and transition to the hits and then destruction to the environment to the subtle retiming to slow and speed up the moves FANTASTIC FANTASTIC
I love how you can watch both fighters test each other out and are dead even. Each time one gets the upper hand they immediately lose it and then the other gains it. One lands a strike the other immediately lands a similar strike. Just awesome to watch. The speed at which both men were able to move and still accurately swing and block was incredible. Two masters of their craft
imo the moment Ip disarmed Z of both his blades, he lost.
Wow, you're talking like they're really fighting. Great performers both.
I thought it was light Ying and yang like the symbol and kinda made sense black a white garments
@@jquin3 ofcourse they not really really fighting but them pressure point blows at the end he did is definitely real if you know exactly where they are and know exactly what you doing.
The film explained that he’s the greatest martial artist of all time
This fight scene was absolutely amazing. The best I've ever seen! Period!
you should watch this ruclips.net/video/uMje7SrCtPI/видео.html
Mine was that scene between donnie yen against the villain in KUNG FU JUNGLE
When ur fully leveled up and you take on the hardest boss
M
It was just a side mission for him, main boss was mike tyson 🤣
@@kid_girl_lover lmao
@@kid_girl_lover Tyson is no where near the main boss. Tyson is the secret hidden Uber boss that’s stronger than the main boss and is optional.
@@mrdude88 tyson is the boss that is programmed to be unbeatable and the only way to "win" against him is to survive for a given time
Pretty much one of Master Yip's hardest fight that put his Wing Chun skill into a test and absolute limit due to fact that his opponent is also a Wing Chun Master.
Just my opinion but this is way more badass than any scene Marvel has put out
Who else likes the slow motions, it really shows how smooth thier skills are .
Respect IP man
How many of you just came here for the hand to hand come back not those weapons
This 😇🌎☀️
You can count me in for coming here for the hand to hand!
@@blockmasterscott I’m watching it now
As a wing chun practionner, I prefer by far the hand to hand combat. The butterfly knives part is a bit a mess and the dragon pole part is good but not very interesting because we dont have so many mouvement to make with this weapon
No matter how many Ip Man versions come out, Donnie Yen will always be the best (fighter) version of Ip Man.
Hoping for african version
@@saundwave7239bruh what
@@mens224 oh heheh because african movie fight scenes is very interesting
@@saundwave7239 gonna defeat him with his lyrical miracle fake hypothetical raps.
@@thatdude3977 what
One of the best fights in martial arts movies. Been a long time fan of the genre.
The way they try to take their own tempo shows so clearly. Very well done.
yep. Its up there with fist of legend. which is my all time #1
1:40 when two sushi chefs won’t agree on how to prepare a dish
2:23 That scene still gives me goosebumps.
the sound effect on this scene really gets me
Feels like we can feel the energy for every movement they did
@@ultrameticulous Bruh, would anyone want to watch a movie without sound effects? Literally every movie has some dubbed-over sound effects to enhance the tension and stakes of the fight scenes, e.g. Marvel stuff, Batman stuff, Indiana Jones stuff... without sound effects, the whole fight scene would just be music and footsteps. If you want realism, go watch documentaries, not movies.
@@ultrameticulous Also, this portrayal of Wing Chun is accurate. Masters can fight this fast in real life. Just look at Bruce Lee's punches, he also learned Wing Chun.
ИП Манов
- удар с вертухи - 200р
- выкрикнуть эпичную фразу - 50р
- сказать мудрость во время кипиша - 400р
Ахаха... зачет коммент!!!
Пофторить в замедленном почем???? Ахахаха...
В вин чюн нет вертухи и даже если он и кинет вертуху есть техника лан сао, иза вертухи он бы проиграл
@@mykhailogoretskiy2574 вертуха вообще энергетически ооочень невыгодна. Тем более противник уходит из виду, а на затылке зенков пока не научились выращивать.
Брюс Ли так и зарабатывал))
Заходит хозяин помещения:
- вы блядь охренели, вы чё тут устроили, я просил шкаф установить, а эт чё такое?!!
Ип Ман:
- почему ругайся нашальника?!
Chun was the only master who had the capability of defeating ip man
But because of his over confidence and because of just 1 wrong move he lost
I find it very interesting and funny that Donnie Yen basically has to be blind first to show that he doesn't see the punches, he only has to feel them, in order to then show that he can defeat the opponent with just a few punches and finally with a really hard one to his knees. It's all choreographed, of course, but you're definitely seeing two champions fighting at world-class levels
LOL. Those punches are just a last resort and you don't use them every time. Dont forget its a movie.
@@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231 I know. But for being a last resort they are extremely heavy and even though it's a movie I don't think the punches aren't real but that they're really hard the man probably doesn't go backwards because that's what the script says . At least I can't imagine. And Donnie Yen is also a world-class fighter outside of the film
@@robbie4869 never seen real One inch punch, but they can do serious Damage without second thoughts. I practice punches but I am fucking way behind even landing one to break atleast a board.
@@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231If you've never seen a one inch punch in real life, then you probably think the videos that show Bruce Lee using a one inch punch through a 2 cm thick piece of wood with a one inch punch are fake!? Because they are real life
Great movie..but you should watch The Raid Redemption and The Raid 2, even better fighting movies
What a beautiful wooden table.
Table: Awe...thanks.☺️
Let's put it in the next Ip Man film.
Table: CRAP!!!
4:06 those leg checks would Anderson Silva my shins
Damn, this is still one of the best fight scenes ever!
Это искусство просто с такими красивыми движениями на улице никто драться не будет но вот понаблюдать интересно короче хияяяяяяяяяяя💪🏽
Они просто не на улице
А что в фильме должны показывать как один на другом 20 минут лежит ?
На самом деле Вин Чун не оч эффективно то, мало вообще кто с ним сможет навалять. Может единиСы ! Это понимал и Брюс, но в основе взял Вин Чун.
@@-dev-7872 Он понимал, что проиграет любому подростку, весящему больше 60 кг, поэтому никогда не дрался (спарринги не в счет).
4:53 Он хоть и упал, но сделал это с достоинством 😆
Вот бы тоже так на улице падать👍
Ну,если бы Ип его ещё в полёте кастрировал,я бы офигел)
Why u putin nazis watching this
Эта какая часть?
These fights are so damn good, I could watch them again, again and again.
0:22 can't believe they didn't put the shotgun reloading sound right there
The most dangerous part of this fight is when they use wing chun knives
Those are butterfly knives, they're common in all most Southern/Cantonese Kung Fu styles such as Choy Li Fut, Hung Gar, Jow Gar, Pak Hok Pai etc..
For me this is far the best fight of the 4 movies! Best masters of Wing Chun with almost same techniques. Perfect attacks of both made it EPIC especially 5:13 part!
Not true the other claimed to have mastered wing Chun but was a false master of wing chun
@@KingVergil I'd say it's a different variation. Because Wing Chun is a conceptual art, there is no hard and fast rule to how the technique can or should be applied.
Naw IP man vs karate master the best one
Yea, it's my favorite fight in the series as well.
I honestly did not like that part of the fighting. Super unrealistic to dodge punches walking away sideways ducked while the other person is walking towards with a barrage of punches.
I remember my first fight with my big brother. In my mind it went like this except I was crying in pain at the end.
🤣🤣🤣
Shhhhiitt 😂😂
🤣😆🤣
😂😂😂
bruh, you didn't use the power of anime? shame on you
This is basically a perfect demonstration of not only the 2 primary weapon forms of the various Wing Chun style (that being the long pole and butterfly swords) but also of the fundamental principles which the combat style itself is made to emphasize. Annnd of course Ip Man being a badass, cause he do be like that. It's always hilarious that he was honorable enough to relinquish his sword and fight hand to hand, then got low-key pissed at the eye gouge and ended this sucker.
Sucker is your Mother, He fought very well
Of course it's not realistic fighting. I don't care. This is such a beautiful coreography. This Forms were so Clean and all in all every time i see this Clip i have a few tears in my eyes, because of that phenomenal filming Work.. such a masterpiece
i am not sure how fight scenes in movies work. i know its practiced alot and but to remember all the moves in the timing is insane. maybe its sped up and slowed down and spliced up/cut scene then blinded together to make one fueled fight. got to give props to the actors and camara team for making it look so real even tho its not
I mean, It's obviously not realistic because someone is definitely going to get cut or stabbed when dueling with blades or striking each other through pieces of wood. I personally prefer seeing scenes inwhich characters engaging in combat results in visible injuries but I will admit, it is great to see the level of talent that it takes to make fake fighting look as visually-incredible as it can possibly get. Some martial arts films are hit and miss when it comes to choreography but the Ip Man series is particularly good, mostly due to Donnie Yen's ability.
Every time I see an Ip Man movie I get more impressed with Donnie Yen. NEVER practiced Wing Chun until he got the role and looks as proficient in it as if he's been practicing all of his life.
wrong he was practicing from the age of 14 along with wushu
@@gueberninja wrong. He said it himself. His mother was the one that studied it but he said he didn't
@@BigKnGa then he changed his mind because searching when he studied it says he has been studying since he was 14
@@gueberninja source? Because everything shown in mine says he didn't pick it up until he got offered the role and he learned under the real Ip Man grandson for 9 months before they started shooting the film. Along with his interview.
Bruce lee is a million times better than Donnie Yen,I'd like Donnie Yen better if It didn't look so fake
Every full contact fight sequences in IP MAN Movie franchise has been executed brilliantly...
For my money though, nothing tops watching him beat ten Japanese soldiers into the next life at the same time. That was some righteous anger.
I don't think there is anyone else who could have perfected the Ip-Man character better than Donnie Yen ...guy is the best around and has the most Calm face. I love his confidence and fighting style .Mike Tyson can tell you all about it 😁
блин, выглядит так, будто повара сражаются за право готовить борщ :D
Я буду готовить борщ, если не согласны , то я биться за готовку буду
Этот бой был крут !!! Лет так 20- 25 назад. Когда я был подростком и павторял все движение Брюса Ли. Замирание Брюся после удара было ващщеее улет.
Этот бой был бы крут, лет так 20-25 назад, правильная формулировка фразы))
А сейчас для тебя крут марвел, где от одного удара отлатают на 100 метров
Этому фильму 6 лет
@@RuslanZak в данное время мне нравятся в основном старые фильмы- зелёная миля, форест гамп, гладиоатор и т.д.
That has to be the hardest wood stick known to man. 😂
Hardest wooden stick that lasted that long before breaking 😂
Ahhh, Rhodesian fighting sticks
Fighting with those Knives even as acting needs a perfect 100% accuracy, This scene is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Agreed 👍
IP Man was the true master of mystic arts.
Martial arts
This is me and my wife on Christmas Eve after wrapping presents!
so you both wing chun masters?
3:58
Only Ip Man would do Chi Sao in the middle of a fight.
While having a straight face 🗿
Chi sao is very good❤❤
4:42 too
I tried 1-inch punch when I was a kid, only had one success on doing it on a wood locker. I couldn't replicate it again.
Занимайтесь единоборствами друзья! Как то раз ко мне домой ворвались хулиганы, я как раз находился на тренировках, меня это очень выручило.
В начале против них должна была выйти Исенбаева со своим шестом. Хмыкнуть, и уйти прыжком через стену. А, если серьёзно, жду в 10 серии схватку ИпМана с терминатором т1000. Не останавливайтесь)
Ип Ман хороший актёр но как спортсмен он круче считается из всех голливудских актёров он самый сильный и титулованный...
@@РустамХутежев-л3м не Ип Ман 😂😂 а Донни Йен
@@nice_one7191 я знаю что это ни его настоящее имя, забыл не стал парится, гуглить....
После Т1000 он схватится с Таносом, сломает ему перчатку бесконечности и отобьёт яички.
@@vvstudio207 охерел я о вашего ответа - прочитал свалится с поносом)
Bruce Lee would just be amazed at the fight scenes in Donny Yen films, so well choreographed. Especially the Ip Man series cause Ip was Bruce's teacher.
Дофига энергии я смотрю...... а ну-ка быстро снег возле дома чистить !!
Да да, и пыль из ковров выбить не забудьте
Комплексы свои рабские не выпячивай, россиянин.
@@kurbanovm Буржуазия просратая не гавкай , с голой попой к миротворцам иди невмерушку спой))И щёчки разработай минет делать будешь, солдат там много ))
Ип Ман: Можно все что угодно, только не в глаз!
Women: WHY CAN"T MEN SIMPLY COMMUNICATE !!!!!
Me: Watching the sweetest hand-to-hand combat in action, "Can't you see they are communicating"
The sound effects of the knives are crazy🤪 🔥🔥
The man who trained Bruce Lee played by the last disciple OF Bruce Lee. Very honorific.
No such thing
Actually Donnie yen trained with last surviving son of IP Man.
@@Mrkhan-oy8sj Wow, I was indeed wrong. I apologize for this. I looked it up, and indeed "He worked hard and studied Wing Chun under Ip Man's eldest son, Ip Chun, for 9 months before tackling the role." He did study Jeet Kun Do, Lee's style for some of his roles, but never with the man himself. How unfortunate.
Ip Man taught Bruce Lee and Ip Chun making them student brothers. Ip Chun went on to teach Donnie which makes Bruce Lee his master uncle.
That knife fight tho, so visceral, or whatever it's called. The sound make the hair on my neck stand up.
Yuen Woo Ping’s choreography in this scene is nothing short of BRILLIANT. The technical aspects of techniques leading to techniques from basic pak sao lap sao to chi sao to advanced bui ji was seamlessly fluid even when witnessed at high speeds from a Wing Chun perspective. I do digress. However, Wing Chun, unless MASTERED and even then, depending on the practitioner is extremely vulnerable against other “boxing” based striking systems. Which is the PRIMARY reason Bruce Lee developed Jun Fan / Jeet Kun Do Kung Fu. He had not mastered the complete Wing Chun system (footwork) in particular, for several reasons. However, in my experience in combining Wing Chun with various striking systems and employing boxing / jeet kun do footwork Wing Chun techniques are FORMIDABLE in close quarter / in - fighting combat, not so much in sporting competition for it’s greatest components are ILLEGAL. P.S. I would not want to combat a legitimate Wing Chun master. It is truly lethal, so is Bruneian Silat.. #MaulMorniesilat
from a cinematic perspective I thought this film's choreography wasn't as good as from the first film
@nate I’d say even better, the techniques were more advanced which makes, making it seem natural even more difficult
isn't Silat from Indonesia?
@Rezza Prasetyo Setiawan
Silat is the collective term for a class of indigenous martial arts from the Nusantara and surrounding geocultural areas of Southeast Asia. It’s style is distinguished from country to country and clan to clan within those countries. It is traditionally practised in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Southern Thailand, Southern Philippines and Southern Vietnam. I’m partial to Bruneian and Phillipino Silat because of it’s Wing Chun “like”similarities which compliment and flow, superbly and easily, with and into Wing Chun techniques. However, ALL Silat is deadly. Fyi, Sifu / Guru Dan Inosanto, Bruce Lee’s former student, now distinguished master incorporated Philippino Silat into his Jun Fan / Jeet Kun Do.
Jeet Kune Do was never a somplete martial art because Bruce died way too young to complete it. We also know more today about fighting than Bruce did back then even though he was ahead of his time. JKD guys today are getting destroyed by everyone especially boxers.
The energy these martial artists have is unparalleled to what we have today. The one inch punch is something I always love seeing.
Hate to burst your bubble but its fiction and movie logics. We probably have better fighters now than back then cause people now are able to spend more time training and research.
@@syafiqsafiuddin8356 nah
@@ethosterros9430 nope
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Syafiq do your research lol I'm not even gonna debate.
Я и мой кот, когда остался один кусочек колбасы:
🤣🤣🤣👍
Абы бы ото что-то сморозить.
If you're ever asked, which super hero you'd most like to be, Iron Man, Hulk, Batman, I'd probabley say Ip Man because he never lost a fight
that's because its just a movie lol
@@edmondYJ Is it though?
@@edmondYJ marvel not a movie.. 🤣 🤣
@@edmondYJ yea no shi🤦
@@edmondYJ It's literally based in real life. Ip Man existed.
Bruce Lee used bits and pieces of Wing Chun martial arts style in his movies and combined it with kickboxing and other forms of fighting. But Donnie Yen took Wing Chun to a new level in his movies: precise and exquisite fighting techniques. So artistic and creative yet deadly and powerful.
wish Bruce Lee was still here 2 see how far everything has come Bruce Lee is the goat🐐
I absolutely put this fight among top 10 best martial art fights ever created in cinema. It's tense, and brutal, and both the actors and head choreographer, Yen Woo Ping deserved the acknowledgment they got when this movie came out!
I do disagree on one thing when people say they are both evenly matched. When you look at the fight more closely:
1st match with the sticks: Even. As they both broke their sticks at the same time. I would argue that this was also the match where they were testing each other out more than actually fighting.
2nd match with the butterfly swords: Ip Man won this one as he disarmed Master Z earlier
3rd match, hand to hand: Ip Man was pushing as Master Z is pushed hard and Ip gets in more hits Z does, leading Z to use dirty tricks like the eye-gouging move. This leads Ip man to end the battle quite quickly.
So I would say that IP Man, regardless of this fight, is a better martial artist then Master Z. That said, I would also say that Master Z was his toughest opponent in all the movies.
I will have to disagree that Master Z was his toughest fight. You're forgetting his boxing match in the second one where he took the most hits he ever taken.
@@MyLife-og2kr I would say toughest within the same weight class. Ip man 2 the boxer was vastly bigger and heavier than Ip Man.
@@electrotricity7203and fghting gunnery scott adkins in ipman4
The fact he didn't bleed from mouth or get sent to hospital after getting hit by not 1 but 2 one inch punches... Master Z is a tank man
Or maybe it's because one inch punch is bullshit lol. Wing chun will get you killed in real life
@@allwoundup3574 😂 damn dude
@@allwoundup3574 any sort of fighting will get u killed welcome to 2022
Ever thought it's because it's a load of shit?
@@nugget7865 Except it isnt. Those hits are going for the solar plexus, with enough force you can stop the heart or deflate a lung or break the ribs.. With enough force all three. Its a lethal blow at the best of times abd is considered an illegal move in most competitive martial arts. However, since the eye gouge and the blades are speaking to a more traditional fight those hits were fair.
Я русский смотрю на китайскую культуру с увожением и люблю китайских актеров фильмы пушка))
This fight scene is very pleasing to the ears. Props to the Foley department.
2:10 Did they just do Chi Sao with the butterfly knife? Awesome!
Yes, im happy u notícias that❤❤❤
One of the best full staff fight ever recorded .
Hi Jack do you know any other action Movie I can watch
@@michelledemgard9862 check out "The Redeemer" one of the best MMA movies I've ever seen.
просто зашибись, палки разносят бетон. но ломаются браг об друга, шикарно
Драться палками такой длины можно было из-за угла соседнего дома
Love the ending because it demonstrates that Ip Man could have ended the fight from the beginning if he really wanted to but wanted to test the wide spectrum of skills rather than just go straight to the most advanced techniques.
or maybe Tin Chi is just a really good opponent, geez y'all be overthinking everything these days🤦♂️
@@kermit1211 Yes, thinking could be dangerous to those incapable of deep thought!
@@cosmicbuddhi8029 better than overthinking and coming up with the dumbest conclusions
@@kermit1211 Just thinking. Try it! More fruitful than writing a useless message not to think or funnier still assume this is overthinking like its a third year dissertation, which is a compliment. 😂😂😂
@@cosmicbuddhi8029 lmao the cope
Imagine ip man in mortal combat with those blades even without them 😳😳😳
He would rule mortal Kombat
@@musondakazembe7320 how? That Kung Lao already have the Wing Chun moves...
Is it me.. or master Z is just Johnny Depp with a shorter hair
One of the best hand to hand fights I ever seen
Donnie Yen: "Aging has lost its effect on me."
Para quem gosta de lutas marciais como eu gosto, os filmes do Ip Man é um prato cheio.
e é baseado em fatos reais e foi professor do bruce lle na vida real,lógico que nos filmes eles aumentam muito kkkkk
Choreography here is Beautiful!!!! Simply Breathtaking 👍👍👍
Everyone involved in this scene just did an Amazing job. You get lost in it but behind the scenes wow. The sounds effects the choreography the background. I love these series
Could've gone either way! Mad respect!
The other guy lost both knives so my money was on Ip Man.
Why angry?
Быстро они машут или медленно но этот звук фук фук фык фык фык присутствует везде:))))
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Это каноны жанра. Никого же не удивляет в фантастических фильмах (те же ЗВ) звук пролетающих космических кораблей.