‘Ip Man 4: The Finale’ Film ... Yen’s latest are two joyfully over-the-top action scenes, the first one of which literally revolves around a dinner table flex-off between Ip and Wan.

For decades Huang Feihong and Fang Shiyu were the most well-known true names in the Chinese kung fu movie and TV world, but in recent years a new-comer has taken all the attention. Ye Wen (1893 ...

This leads to one of “Ip Man 4’s” signature scenes, a face-off involving a single cup of tea, a revolving circular glass table and two very powerful wills. Advertisement.

In Ip Man 2, Yen fights Sammo Hung on top of a barely balanced table. In Ip Man 3 , he fights former Tony Jaa stunt double Simon Kook in a tightly packed elevator while taking his wife home from ...

Magnet Releasing, the genre arm of Magnolia Pictures, has acquired North American rights to “Ip Man: Kung Fu Legend.” The film is a currently in-production sequel to “Ip Man: Kung Fu Master ...

With the popularity of the Ip Man franchise and The Grandmaster, Wing Chun kung fu master Ip Man has become a household name in China, as well as a representative figure of Chinese martial arts.

Throughout, “Ip Man 4,” is a treat to look at, decked out in snazzy period duds, featuring luscious interiors and shiny vintage cars so pristine they could’ve rolled straight off the plinth ...

"Ip Man" told the fact-based origins of how a man named, yes, Ip Man learned the ways of Wing Chun kung fu, and the sequel "Ip Man 2: Legend of the Grandmaster" moves forward to 1940s Hong Kong ...

Ip Man, or Yip Man, was a real guy. He lived from 1893-1972 and is considered the first martial arts master of the now popular Wing Chun style of kung fu - his many disciples included Bruce Lee.

Set in 1959, “Ip Man 3” credibly conjures the period with soundstage sets, rock-and-roll oldies and slicked-back hair. But director Winston Yip shows less concern for authenticity in Ip’s ...

Ip Man 4 isn’t quite the finale it could have been. The decision to use so much English dialogue lends an awkwardness to much of the film, but it’s held up by Yen’s charisma and by some ...