First Fight: Shang-Chi vs Xu Wenwu in the movie Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)

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[jacoblansman]

"Even if you could bring her back, what makes you think she'd want anything to do with you?!"

Brutal

[bobbobson]

"you stood at the window and watched her die"

my man was like 8 years old and 3 feet tall give him a break

[DivineGaming]

Thank you marvel for blessing us with characters like wenwu

[DonEBrooke]

good thing Wenwu wasn't the Mandarin in Iron Man 3. he'd tear Stark apart. now i'm glad that IM3, the Mandarin was just Trevor playing a role for A.I.M. 🤣

[rylade]

Seeing Wenwu fight like this makes me wish for a What If episode where he fights Tony Stark in an alternate take of Iron Man 3.

[MrSaiyan]

I always wondered how Shang could keep up with his dad’s mastery of the rings at first with just a staff despite all the training since he’s outclassed in experience. Dope seen

[victormoisesgalvan]

How they managed to convince Tony Leung to play Wenwu is still a mystery but damn am I proud they did some well know hardcore Chinese Celebrities being introduced to the United States truly became on hell of a defining moment for Asians and its about time they were given their shot to shine.

[taguro]

Fight between them was 10. The war happening with their friends was -10 lol

[yamyhayden]

I love how Shag Chi got all cocky and gangsta then his dad was like. I was being nice but now you are out of line and smacked the shit outta him really shows how even though they were fighting till he said those hurtfulwords his father was still companisionate towards his son only blocking without intent of harm then when shit hit the fan we got to see a taste of the warlord

[inouskehashibira]

This movie in my opinion is the coolest ever. Took me a year until I watched it and I never regret it. 😎🥰

[codylakin]

I’m so used to seeing Tony Leung in Wong Kar Wai films, hearing him speak English is still strange. All the better that he’s such a great actor, and that his character was an excellent tragic villain.

[jeffsoltess]

Wenwu is badass. Definitely one of the best Villains in the MCU, maybe top 5.

[Matt-fluy]

I watch this and think "Don't mess with Deloitte accountants"

[andrzejporeda]

Fajny film pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍

[jessejames]

The guy who did Wenwu was fantastic! Great actor! I love the whole idea of the ten rings its a pretty dope weapon seeing em in action!

[stephc]

Those that felt he blame sang chi he didn't do anything eventhough he was a young boy, can tap into the amazing realism build into family dynamics here. After all, he didn't mention a word about this all these years and even brought him to revenge remember? It's only when his son is now stopping him from the hope of bringing her back after all these heartache that he threw that sentence to blame him (implying the son couldn't help back then, didn't help and not helping now as well). A lot to unpack here with that exclamation to your own son in that moment.

[aresef]

Tony Leung nails Wenwu's cocktail of emotions.

[Maks]

Классный фильм 😍🔥 жаль что не смог сходить в кино(

[dannydhinesh]

Wait, did he just win that by sandbagging?

[orfa]

2:04 shouldn’t Shang Chi be dead after that punch?