Ip Man 4: The Finale | Wan Fight

Donnie Yen reprises his role as the legendary Wing Chun master in the grand finale of the revolutionary martial arts series. Following the death of his wife, Ip Man travels to San Francisco to ease tensions between the local kung fu masters and his star student, Bruce Lee, while searching for a better future for his son. From the action visionary behind Kill Bill and The Matrix, witness the heroic sendoff to the saga that inspired a new wave of martial arts movie fans.

[CheeKiatTeo]

The decision to fight one handed was really incredibly honorable and a class act!

[junlau]

That respect Master Wan has when he realised Ip Man have an injury....puts his other hand behind to make the fight fair

[paulelverstone]

Of all the Ip Man scenes, this is my favourite. Honour, respect, loyalty to their beliefs and styles and it's an epic fight sequence. Love this...

[Jackbyl]

Showing both Wing Chun and Tai Chi, two of the most influential Chinese martial art styles in the world, on the big screen with beautifully choreographed fights. This scene (and of course this movie too) deserves a lot more attention and respect than it has already earned.

[mrnexus]

The fight being interrupted by the earthquake is a beautiful nod to the theme of mortality. Ip Man explained in the second movie that no matter how skilled you are, you will eventually succumb to nature. Here we have two of the most skilled masters in a duel, but nature does not wait or care; it happens upon you and the best you can do is try to get out of the way…just like they did by taking shelter under the table.

[clemayk]

The level of honour and respect in this scene here is astronomical level emotional.

[KW-mdbq]

It's interesting to have one speaking Cantonese and one speaking Mandarin. More movies should do this, let them act in their native tongue.

[JKurnia]

4:21 the way Io Man standing up seems cool

[aragon]

This is by far one of the best scenes in the entire Ip Man series. It’s unmatched by most fighting scenes. Kudos to the Director, the Actors of course (BOTH are on top), and the little magician of photography behind the camera and the wizard in the editing room.

[Antherez]

Ip man didn't roll up his sleeves. He didn't want to embarrass Master Wan in front of his daughter.

[bechdhe]

the actor of IP man's opponent is a real martial artist, who got national award ever. tough guy also.

[drcolorado]

Donnie has forever earned his place as a martial arts legend and icon... dignity, strength, honor, and respect surround all his characters. We believe what we see on the screen because we believe it comes from Donnie's heart.

[RAZORBLACKRX]

One of the many things Chinese martial art movies do well that American can't besides choreography and camera work is how well you can really see the differences in fighting styles. They have such a natural rhythm or flow with their strikes and counterstrikes almost smooth like a dance.

[RiveBassCovers]

Imagine these two if they fought in their prime. That would’ve been an even more epic fight

[vikinggeorge]

This is what I call a beautiful, fair and humble match between two mature people in martial arts. Although they broke everything in the house xD

[pusilikavienth-ivku]

I see no tighter movie action sequences than this franchise today.

[DonEBrooke]

5:25 someone upstairs be like "knock off all this petty squabbling and fight the REAL enemy; not each other."

[wbmlfjr]

Donnie Yen is the best Martial arts ever

[D.O.P.E-TV]

I wonder if Donnie Yen ever been awarded for his perfect acting role of Ip Man.

[nicholascauton]

Master Ip really can’t catch a break, can he? Even in the most friendliest of terms, some master is always like… “Yo, Ip! Let’s spar for a bit! Let’s see what you got!” I mean like come on, dude. Someone probably told you how badass Ip is even past his prime. Like word of mouth should be enough if so many people talk about it already.