Ohh this is so cool, Sammo Hung was involved in the making and fight choreography of the first part and then finally appeared in Ip Man 2. Man's a legend, worked on so many Jackie Chan movies from the 80s and 90s 👌🏽😊
Well Bruce is and I think donnie would agree so would li and chan. Second is yen 3rd is li. But ip man has showed up most of li's performance in later stuff except earlier stuff. But lee, than yen, li and chan. Best ever. The seagal especially is later stuff lol jk
Translation : I assume you all know I am a fan of Bruce Lee. and his teacher/master Ip Man. Martial Arts has its influence all over the globe and thousands of people practice it. Before shooting this movie, my knowledge of this particular form of martial art is fairly little, so I used nine months to specialize in getting the crook and nannys right, and to practice the movements whilst staying in the hotel just to make sure I can act the part. This is to ensure I had respectfully fufilled the duties given to me as an actor, to the martial arts master himself, and all those who continue to extend the legacy of Ip Man and the art. Having him go from a complete beginner on actually practicing Martial Art, to learning one hundred and eighty steps of the entire routine is most certainly impressive. Some of the community after seeing his performance has questions on whether the actor had learned Martial Arts before shooting, showing how much work he had done and the effort he had put in with the movie and dedicated time in practicing the art. And in terms of the recreation of Ip Man's physical attributes, he had gone a great length to understand how Ip Man acted, what his personality and character can inspire. Certainly he put in a lot of time and effort into research by having various conversations with Ip Man's desendents. The information, time, effort spoke through the screen and to visit the hometown gives me an authentic experience that led me to understand what the environment was like at the time for Ip Man.
Continuation... : As for the set, the time period we are shooting in must be an accurate representation of how the streets and how language sound etc. These details had to be down to the T when we recreate it, making the working area 100% authentic, ensuring any information during his history that was remarkable. So in the course of research, this includes the events that Ip Man went through such as the friendly-fight between him and a Master from the North, between a Japanese Martial Arts Master and such. The purpose of true authenticity is to grasp our audience's interest, as those who watch the movie will certainly take an interest in how the Master of Bruce Lee lived before his time. This is my first time working with Director Yee that isn't behind the scenes. The decision is made between the two of us, which led to my full attention on what I as an actor have to bring to this role. Going into the role I had to pay my respects to those who extende the craft, then gain actual experience, to pay respect to martial arts in the way of shooting it movie wise, leading to translating it onto a screen. Director Hung.
IP Man 1 is a Masterpiece
Ohh this is so cool, Sammo Hung was involved in the making and fight choreography of the first part and then finally appeared in Ip Man 2. Man's a legend, worked on so many Jackie Chan movies from the 80s and 90s 👌🏽😊
I'm just amazed that all the martial arts are just plain real
Dang I wish there was subtitles.
I speak cantonese natively, I can make them! How do I do it?
@@morganmok9203 I don’t know 😂 Google it I guess 😂
@@morganmok9203 hello, i can help you create subtitles for the video, are you still interested?
@@baghetz136 I did some for the first 2 minutes or so if you wanna put them up :) Might need a little time for the whole thing though.. 🤷♀️
@@seph9407 pls do
I wish I can understand Chinese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Japanese..
Then I would be a youtuber
I can understand Chinese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Japanese
but I wish I can english...😫English is difficult
@@user-rv4nr6kt8p lmao
dude, english isn't difficult, it's only ABC
@@user-rv4nr6kt8p if you can translate the Japanese into Chinese, I can write subtitles in English for all 3 languages
Singapore is a country of bilinguals. Every citizen knows at least 2 languages. You might like it here.
Wonderful Film!!!!!!
lynn hung😍😍😍😍😍
Such a baddie fr 😩
@@andyzhang7890 👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊
Good film... ♥️♥️♥️. Im. Sir lanka..
Donnie Yen is my Sifu forever :)
Well Bruce is and I think donnie would agree so would li and chan. Second is yen 3rd is li. But ip man has showed up most of li's performance in later stuff except earlier stuff. But lee, than yen, li and chan. Best ever. The seagal especially is later stuff lol jk
@@treatwomenright33 Yes Yes I agree with You :)
It'd be better if Louis Fan was speaking Cantonese instead of Mandarin in the film. But he's from the north so it makes sense.
Yeah I'm surprised how well his Canto was. Would've preferred him use that more.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Excelentemente editado, lastima que no entendí una mierda!. Jajaj Gracias por el video
somebody please add subtitles!
Wingchun martial arts films IP Man 2008 martial arts mandarin films
Please don't tell me these are the only words I hear when they speak Chun man ,,God am I going crazy
熊黛林 說話感覺像台灣人..
沒有大陸人的那種口音
Cawo nyow nikuw? Nyak mak pandai weh
🗣️
is anyone knows the subtitles?
Yes ! Hao ! xiexie
Ankit khundiya
Translation :
I assume you all know I am a fan of Bruce Lee. and his teacher/master Ip Man. Martial Arts has its influence all over the globe and thousands of people practice it. Before shooting this movie, my knowledge of this particular form of martial art is fairly little, so I used nine months to specialize in getting the crook and nannys right, and to practice the movements whilst staying in the hotel just to make sure I can act the part.
This is to ensure I had respectfully fufilled the duties given to me as an actor, to the martial arts master himself, and all those who continue to extend the legacy of Ip Man and the art.
Having him go from a complete beginner on actually practicing Martial Art, to learning one hundred and eighty steps of the entire routine is most certainly impressive.
Some of the community after seeing his performance has questions on whether the actor had learned Martial Arts before shooting, showing how much work he had done and the effort he had put in with the movie and dedicated time in practicing the art. And in terms of the recreation of Ip Man's physical attributes, he had gone a great length to understand how Ip Man acted, what his personality and character can inspire.
Certainly he put in a lot of time and effort into research by having various conversations with Ip Man's desendents. The information, time, effort spoke through the screen and to visit the hometown gives me an authentic experience that led me to understand what the environment was like at the time for Ip Man.
Continuation... :
As for the set, the time period we are shooting in must be an accurate representation of how the streets and how language sound etc. These details had to be down to the T when we recreate it, making the working area 100% authentic, ensuring any information during his history that was remarkable.
So in the course of research, this includes the events that Ip Man went through such as the friendly-fight between him and a Master from the North, between a Japanese Martial Arts Master and such.
The purpose of true authenticity is to grasp our audience's interest, as those who watch the movie will certainly take an interest in how the Master of Bruce Lee lived before his time.
This is my first time working with Director Yee that isn't behind the scenes.
The decision is made between the two of us, which led to my full attention on what I as an actor have to bring to this role.
Going into the role I had to pay my respects to those who extende the craft, then gain actual experience, to pay respect to martial arts in the way of shooting it movie wise, leading to translating it onto a screen. Director Hung.
why arent there aT least subtitles. this is useless to english viewers.