Ip Man versus General Miura. Ip Man's Final Battle

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During the Japanese invasion of China, a wealthy martial artist is forced to leave his home when his city is occupied. With little means of providing for themselves, Ip Man and the remaining members of the city must find a way to survive.

Genres: Action , Biography , Drama , History
Actors: Donnie Yen , Simon Yam , Siu-Wong Fan , Ka-Tung Lam , Lynn Xiong , Hiroyuki Ikeuchi , Xing Yu , You-Nam Wong , Yu-Hang To ,
Calvin Ka-Sing Cheng , Zhihui Chen , Tenma Shibuya , Li Chak , Deqiang Shi , Zhong Zhou , Bo Zhang , Kong Kam , Lu Kai
Director: Wilson Yip

Video quality 4K Ultra HD

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[JuneJuIyAugust]

Listen, if you start getting your ass beat while your opponent is having flashbacks to training… you’re dead bro you are not gonna get out of this one 💀😭

[CommanderBacara]

damn...if only a war can be solved by two guys fighting in an arena😂

[thecoolestshoop]

I like how general miura slightly smiles at the end. Man found what he was looking for, hands, and he caught'em

[ryogahibiki]

I think ipman forgot for half minute that he was fighting against a human and not a dummy lol.. the poor man couldn't even breath

[okaygoogle]

the flashback sequence was ridiculously good

[DelightLovesMovies]

I can't wait to see Donnie Yen in John Wick4.

[IzumiKittichatYamada]

I have trained in many martial arts styles including muay Thai, karate, taekwondo, ninjutsu, Wushu and Jeet Kune Do and I have to admit after seeing this movie I realised I have alot more to learn. As half Japanese and half Chinese I was really moved by this fight scene. Donnie Yen certainly deserves an award for this role and what's even more cool is that he was trained by a descendant of Ip man in preparation for the role🙏❤️❤️

[OGAntzmo]

Ever since I've started training tkd. I've noticed general miura's form and speed is insanely good. As well as actually using his elbows and knife hand.

[albertusaswin]

When Ip Man rolls his sleeves, his opponent is in a big trouble already.

[jordanspencer]

He really hit that man with the morning routine 😂

[taytonelavsky]

The general getting up just using his feet strength

[joemein]

Asian action movies have so much better fighting sequences than Hollywood

[projectX.oRigin]

A true master is in the shadow always! He's quite, listen and observe!

[wifiman]

Triple roundhouse kick into axe kick into jump spinning hook kick is insane

[nelsondennis]

That was a demolition. Loved this when I first saw it!

[chobinfoot]

One of the most intense scenes from all movies without stretching it long. Just as Wing Chun intended to be.

[carlover]

Wing Chun is purely defense, very rarely would you ever use it in offense. The only way to use it in offense is if you're like at Ip Man's level of proficiency or high-tier level. This style is all about calm and patience even in intense situations. Wing chun doesn't make you lighter or be able to manipulate a little bit of gravity, a shaolin style of kung fu is added to it like we see at 3:14. He also does a shaolin move in the 2nd movie when he hops on that wooden table board without support.

[killology]

Omg 😱 this never gets old.. killed his friends&people disrespects his culture .. he didn’t even see his opponent he was loss of words😮 fist of fury

[jr]

we get that Ip Man gets hit especially on the boss stage but the only time I'm impressed with General Miura with this fight scene is @ 1:39

[eduardomagana]

This movie talks about the Japanese abusing their military power. Nowadays, that’s what you call “The pot calling the kettle black”