Ip Man: O Mestre do Kung Fu

30 minutes in the movie and i feel so bored.

Its obvious that tries to mimic the Ip Man 1/2/3/4 and fail flat out,

What a disappointment. We have loved all the other Ip Man stories, but this one was completely ridiculous and unbelievable. The story felt silly and pathetic. Such a disgrace to have this movie linked to the Ip Man character.

This movie is waste of time. It manages make the talents (who are accomplished, legitimate martial artists) look like they don't know how to fight. The action scenes are marred by horrible pacing and camera angles so tight it is impossible to follow any of it.

There is questionable use of music and the plot makes no sense as it switches between unrelated narrative threads that all have no consequence on the main character. The attempt to creative weight falls way short of its mark and the shallow moments will make you writhe on your seat from how forced it is.

Finally, the film fails to find any original moments as it plagiarizes from its far superior predecessors Ip Man 1, 2, The Grandmaster, and Chen Zhen Legend of The First. Do yourself a favour and watch those movies instead.

ITS LIKE A DONNIE STYLE HE TRY TO ACT LIKE HIM , BUT ITS NOT BUT , COUSE NOBADY CAN REPLACE DONNIE YEN , ITS TIME TO GET MORE FROM DONNIE BEFORE HES GONNA OLD TO MUCH LIKE JET LEE , JACKIE CHAN ETC , SO THEY CANT NEVER EVER REPLACE AND WE GONNA MISS FOREVER , SO ITS GOOD TO WORK HARD IN THE LAST YEARS AND GET AS MUCH AS THEY CAN FROM DONNIE TO MAKE MOVIE A CLASS ... Europa fans !!

From the opening scene this movie does more to make wing chun look stupid than it does to entertain. It's very much performed in the style of "lots of movement, little visibility" and usually against numbers that makes the burly brawl from the Matrix Reloaded look positively gritty and realistic by comparison, while reducing wing chun to mostly chain punching. Poor representation of the art, retelling a story you've seen plenty of times before, and all of them done a lot better.

Music's good, though.