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Anyway, I've watched Ip Man and I agreed undoubtedly that this is also one of the best martial arts (whether Wing Chun or Kungfu or Wushu) movie that I've watched since the legendary Once Upon A Time in China 1-5 and Fearless. A very notable point is that the actors, be they leads or co-stars, Chinese or Japanese, gave impressive performances.
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Donnie Yen's performance deserves applause! This would be his best performance to date, a role that leaves a very deep impression to those who watched this movie. Just as how Jet Li is widely known as Wong Fei Hung, Fong Sai Yuk and Huo Yuan Jia, I believe Donnie Yen's portrayal as Ip Man will definitely pave the way for him to be the next martial arts icon. Kudos!
What about Ip Man's official website? :)
And here's an interesting interview clip:
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