Ip Man 2

Originaltitel: Yip Man 2

2010
18
1 Std. 48 Min.

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7,5/10

112.873

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Grandmaster Ip Man is a new arrival in Hong Kong who wants to teach Wing Chun, but a corrupt local man and the ruling Brits attempt to get in his way.

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Im Mittelpunkt steht die Migration von Ip Man nach Hongkong 1949, wo er die Verbreitung der von ihm entwickelten Kampfkunst des Wing Chun vorantreibt.Im Mittelpunkt steht die Migration von Ip Man nach Hongkong 1949, wo er die Verbreitung der von ihm entwickelten Kampfkunst des Wing Chun vorantreibt.Im Mittelpunkt steht die Migration von Ip Man nach Hongkong 1949, wo er die Verbreitung der von ihm entwickelten Kampfkunst des Wing Chun vorantreibt.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,5/10

112.873

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 6 Gewinne & 10 Nominierungen insgesamt

Wissenswertes
Grandmaster Yip Man did not actually fight any British boxing champion. In real life, it was actually Yip Man's student, Wong Shun Leung ("Wong Leung" in the movie), who fought a 240 lbs Russian (not British) boxer in Hong Kong. Wong Shun Leung won that fight by KO in three punches.

Patzer
In the final fight, the announcer's microphone appears to be a modern condenser microphone. The film takes place in the 1950's.

Zitate
Landlady: Master! Someone wants to learn Wing Chun.
Ip Man: You want to learn Wing Chun?
Wong Shun Leung: Maybe. Just checking it out. I don't know what Wing Chun is.
Ip Man: Let me give you an introduction. As a matter of fact, Wing Chun is a close combat style from the South...
Wong Shun Leung: No need to tell me all this. Let's just fight. I'll pay you the school fees if I lose.
Ip Man: Ok. I am Ip Man of Wing Chun.

Verbindungen
Edited into Ip Man 4: The Finale (2019)

Soundtracks
Unbeatable
Music by Chris Babida
Lyrics by Serena Tong
Performed by Calvin Ka-Sing Cheng

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10/10

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Overall, Ip Man's series has been a very inspirational trip for me. I grew up with Bruce Lee and from the direction of the director, I see where the movie is going to, whether it's historic or not. Before anyone else say anything about the western boxer in this movie, I lived through the end 70's of Asian martial arts world and I must say it has has it's share of "to the death boxing matches". Growing up in asia, we have had our share of nonregulated matches where contestant signed papers which declared their fight to the death. So it is no surprise that in this movie such a scene would occur. Not having TV at that time, the thrill of hearing such a match from radio (I remember my first Ali match and it was also on Radio, not TV) I can sympathise for the director's broad representation of history.

On the whole, when Ip Man told his disciple Leung, that he wasn't trying to teach him how to fight but to teach him the values of "martial morals", reminded me of my martial arts training under my master. Movies reflect life and in this moment of the film, I totally understood what the movie was going to.

I can only say, seek the truth and not be blinded by what is presented.