As you probably heard, Ip Man 4: The Finale, the fourth instalment of the film series based on the eponymous real-life Wing Chun master, is Donnie Yen’s final kungfu movie. But that doesn’t mean Yen is done with making action movies. Huh? Confused? Don't worry you aren't alone. Read more at https://www.8days.sg/seeanddo/moviereviews/donnie-yen-ip-man-4-is-his-final-kungfu-movie-but-not-his-last-12174372
“There’s a lot of confusion among the fans over what I said in Beijing a week ago about Ip Man 4 being my final kungfu movie,” said Yen at a press con at the Mandarin Orchard Singapore on Tuesday (Dec 10). “They’re asking, ‘So he isn’t making action movies anymore?” “Kungfu is an action movie but an action flick isn’t always a kungfu movie,” Yen, 56, elaborated in Mandarin. “The birth of cinema was also the beginning of action cinema, because during the Charlie Chaplin silent film era, you can only use body language in storytelling.” Read more at https://www.8days.sg/seeanddo/moviereviews/donnie-yen-ip-man-4-is-his-final-kungfu-movie-but-not-his-last-12174372
While actor Chris Collins plays an American Marine Karate Champion in the movie who is best by Master Ip Man's Wing Chun, in real life Collins is a Wing Chun student of Grandmaster Leung Ting, one of the real Ip Man's most senior students. 8 of 8 found this interesting | Share this The film reunites Scott Adkins with Action Choreographer Yuen Woo-ping for the third time, having previously worked together on BLACK MASK 2: CITY OF MASKS, and DANNY THE DOG/UNLEASHED starring Jet Li. 3 of 4 found this interesting | Share this Donnie Yen and Mark Strange previously worked together on the movie TWINS EFFECT, where Strange played a vampire.
