But the thing that bugged me the most was the final part of the movie, which show a fight scene with following events that I am 100% positive has never happened, but the movie actually try to claim that it did (obviously I can't explain the scene to you without spoiling). But since the movie is from China I guess a non-biased portrayal of the Japanese invasion is too much to ask. The movie also claims that the city population was reduced from 300k to 72k, which I somehow doubt, but I am unable to find any source that either disprove or confirms that statement. While they definitely did invade China and committed some atrocities there, I somehow doubt they had karate tournaments with Japanese vs Chinese. Apart from the fight scenes that has probably never gone down in reality, we also have the portrayal of the Japanese. My main critique lies in the fact that this movie markets itself as a historical portrait, while this is clearly not so. They got some fairly experienced people for that, but not anyone "really" famous (except for the movie buffs perhaps), most notably Kenji Kawai and Kenneth Mak. The cinematography, soundtrack, costumes and art direction are all well done. The other actors did a fine job as well, most notably his wife (Lynn Hung) and General Miura (Hiroyuki Ikeuchi), considering their acting experience. He is a really great choice for Ip Man, with a very calm and intelligent charisma, and he shows in this movie that he is capable of being a diverse actor. As for the cast, Donnie Yen is the one that stands out. The fighting is of course unrealistic (though not extremely so), but they somehow make it seem legit in this movie, and you actually start believing for the duration of the movie that Ip Man is capable of this stuff. However, in this movie the fight scenes are so amazing that I easily accept that a knee to the body can send a guy a flying across the room. Jackie Chan or choked out by Angelina Jolie. I am very interested in martial arts and fighting, and thus many movies loses me when I have to see a 300 pound muscular guy supposedly gets knocked out for 10 minutes by 1 jab from e.g. The fighting is very well choreographed, and the stunts are really amazing. When that part began, the movie immediately started to grow on me. However, troublemakers enter the city and the fighting shall begin. The dialogue didn't really work on me, and I didn't quite feel the comedy or drama the dialogue was supposed to invoke. The movie starts of a bit slow, and seems a bit awkward imo.
Do-S is spared from Orochi when Gyoro Gyoro notes she has special abilities.Directed by Wilson Yip (Killzone, Flashpoint) This movie is a "portrayal" of the famous Wing Chun master Yip Man, credited as being the guy that taught Bruce Lee kung fu. Gyoro and Monster King Orochi hold a meeting for monsters to fight against the heroes, when Orochi notices Awakened Cockroach and eats him due to Awakened Cockroach losing to Genos earlier. Destrochloridum grabs his pistols to attack the remaining executives but Superalloy Darkshine (S Class Rank 11) arrives and kills Destrochloridum after it fails to take control of him. Destrochloridum then kills an executive, revealing that they were lying and instead outlines their true plan to the Hero Association: for the heroes to assemble and face the entire Monster Association in an all out battle, before the vessel that Gyoro-Gyoro controls explodes.
Gyoro-Gyoro and Destrochloridum take control of an executive in the Hero Association, in which they negotiate for a future where monsters and humans coexist. While taking a break, Saitama notices King's phone, in which King explains the phone is used to call for hero emergencies. Episode Description: Saitama loses to King multiple times in a video game.
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