"Yip Man-Ultimate Battle" is the first movie shot at Xiqiao Mountain DreamWorks. The movie theater includes scenes such as Kowloon Walled City, Hong Kong Street, and Shanghai Street. The studio is well-equipped, and the buildings are highly realistic, and are constructed in accordance with real building specifications, so that they can be inhabited. Hong Kong Street is dominated by nostalgic arcade buildings in Sham Shui Po decades ago, and its subtleties can withstand the test of the lens. For example, there are many shop signs, newspaper stalls covered with old-time newspapers, etc., and they are full of details and exquisiteness. In addition, large props such as classic cars, vintage buses, trams, and locomotives were also rebuilt as they were. For example, an old train station was rebuilt next to Hong Kong Street. The scene of "Yip Man-Ultimate Battle" was set here to make the scene more realistic. feel.
Ip Man: The Final Fight Production Scene
2022-01-20 08:02
Extended Reading
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Winona 2022-03-18 09:01:07
Donnie Yen’s Ye Wen, called Huo Yuanjia, is my least favorite; Tony Leung’s Ye Wen, a flying fairy from the sky, is my favorite, but I wonder if Ye Wen is like that? Huang Qiusheng's Ye Wen is the most down-to-earth, and this movie also has the strongest flavor of old Hong Kong, and is the Ye Wen I most recognize. But, what is the real Ye Wen like?
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Anne 2022-03-19 09:01:08
It's not great, even Qiusheng.
