Ip Man 1: There is one of the most classic ones in it, with beautiful movements. Finally, the Japanese officer looked at it and it was almost crushed. Ip Man is almost invincible in this film, with no rivals. In this film, IP Man is fighting for national dignity.
Ip Man 2: In this film, IP Man is at his peak, and the master Hong Quan played by Sammo Hung is also brilliant. Round table fighting, challenging the champion of the ring, makes people excited. As always, the movements are gorgeous and the fighting is extremely wonderful. In this movie, Ip Man fights for China Wushu.
Ip man 3: Compared with the first two films, the word-of-mouth has declined. In this film, IP Man is a good man who cares about his family and focuses on the description of daily life. But the fighting lacks the conflict point of the first two films, and the plot is entirely for fighting, which is too dull and not so touching. Muay Thai master Tai Sen and his classmate Zhang Tianzhi. In this movie, IP Man is fighting for his life.
Ip Man 4: The elderly IP Man crossed the ocean and met a series of injustices in Chinatown, so he stepped forward and went to the Marine Corps to challenge the officers alone. This film can be said to be the pinnacle, and the box office has also broken through the billion mark. Wuyue's Tai Chi is quite beautiful, and Bruce Lee's role also pays tribute to the classics, pushing the fourth film to the peak of China Kung Fu movies. In this film, IP Man fights for justice.
It can be said that all four works are worth seeing, and Donnie Yen is really famous for the role of IP Man. Ip Man is China's "superhero" image, which embodies many traditional spirits of China and is very popular abroad.