Ip Man: Le combat final

The grand master of all, Yip Man. This movie is the best out there in terms of story telling. They show how the life of Yip Man went by and what he had to go through in his lifetime since coming to Hong Kong. Do watch the movie if you want to know all the things related to him and how he came to be the grandmaster of all. As for the movie it has got every element in it from romance to emotion i nearly cried when northern lady fall ill with lung cancer. It does have many fighting scenes but not as much as another ip man series it generally focuses on story telling heavily. And do stay for the post-credits scene, especially if you wanna see the real footage of ip man practicing in wooden dummy

"Yip Man: Jung gik yat zin" is a Biography - Action movie in which we watch Ip Man being called to prove his skills in what it seemed to be a simple challenge. Now he has to fight against some Kung Fu styles and soon he will have to protect himself by the dangerous underworld of Hong Kong. I have to admit that I did not have high expectations from this movie because it does not belong in the Yip Man saga. This movie presents us a different aspect of Ip Man and what happened in postwar Hong Kong. The interpretation of Anthony Chau-Sang Wong who played as Yip Man is good but it cannot be compared with Donnie Yen's interpretation. Regarding the direction which was made by Herman Yau I have to say that his main focus was on the fights of Ip Man and not his life.

Well it can't be said for sure, if it's the last one, but it does feel like a closure to a series that has spawned for movies altogether. While the first two remain the best (with zero being the weak link in that chain, though there are always worse movies as I like to say), this is a fine addition and nice round up. Not only do you have two fine (mature) actors opposite/side-to-side, you also have a story that is told. A story that tries to show us, that violence is not key. Don't worry though, there is plenty of great action scenes in it. It actually heightens those scenes, when you have something solid in between them, that makes you wait for them