Ip Man deserves to be one of the top 10 movies I've watched recently.
People's preferences are very different, that's why some people like uncles and some people like loli. Ye Wen happens to be the uncle in my mind.
I don't ask that this movie doesn't tell too much history, and it doesn't describe too much background; however, the martial arts movements in martial arts movies that I don't like in general are too good in Ye Wen.
Generally, when watching martial arts movies, I often get dazzled by the exaggerated and dazzling actions. No matter how good the plot is, I am not in the mood to watch it.
Ye Wen's moves, although they don't have computer stunts, are in place. Seeing that people have completed the meridians in one go, they just want to stand up and shout. I was so itchy that I almost knocked off the beam. Of course, the roof was lifted, so what else could I watch, I just touched my nose and continued to watch the battle.
No matter who Ye Wen is fighting with, he is always at ease, and I will never move from Mount Tai.
Speaking of which, I can't help but talk about Donnie Yen. Donnie Yen has played to the essentials. His appearance and temperament are much better than that of a famous martial arts star (is it related to his wife?), he is really good at Wing Chun, like a kind of Tea leaves are only matched with one water temperature. If the temperature is high, the tea will be bitter and the color of the tea will be dry and yellow; if the temperature is low, the aroma and taste of the tea will be weak. Donnie Yen just happened to have the water temperature that was neither too high nor too low, and Pao Ye asked if the pot of tea was just right.
I haven't seen Donnie Yen's other works, but this movie really aroused my interest in this uncle who shows a whole row of teeth when he smiles.
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