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Yip Man ngoi zyun: Cheung Tin Chi is a movie starring Jin Zhang, Dave Bautista, and Michelle Yeoh. While keeping a low profile after his defeat by Ip Man, Cheung Tin Chi gets into trouble after getting in a fight with a powerful...

Starring: Michelle Yeoh, Tony Jaa, Dave Bautista, Jin Zhang

Genres: Crime, Drama, Action, Biography

Director: Woo-Ping Yuen

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Crime, Drama, Action, Biography
Director	Woo-Ping Yuen
Writer	Tai-lee Chan, Edmond Wong
Stars	Michelle Yeoh, Tony Jaa, Dave Bautista, Jin Zhang
Country	China, Hong Kong
Also Known As	IP Man Side Story: Cheung Tin Chi, Ip Manovo nasleđe: Učitelj Čeng Tin Či, 叶问外传：张天志, イップ・マン外伝マスターZ, Ip Man: Cheung Tin Chi, Diệp Vấn Ngoại Truyện: Trương Thiên Chí, Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy, Master Z: Ip Man Legacy, 葉問外傳：張天志, Ip Man Gaiden: Master Z, Master Z: The IP Man Legacy
Runtime	1H 47M
Description	While keeping a low profile after his defeat by Ip Man, Cheung Tin Chi gets into trouble after getting in a fight with a powerful foreigner.

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Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 15:41

The general idea is very intriguing. There's a lot of action, great acting, and it's funny at times. Lots of action but it doesn't turn to be dull. The good acting makes this movie worth watching. And there's a great plot twist at the end. You will find yourself turning to see what's going to happen next. And then you'll just find yourself disappointed. Some of the people I talked to also think the plot twist was a bit over the top, and the way it was executed didn't seem plausible. Still, I enjoyed it. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys action movies.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 23:55

One of the greatest action-spy movies of all time. The best film of the year so far. All the characters are portrayed well, so much that it made me wonder why they didn't have more time for the other characters. To be honest, i didn't really care for either of the main villain characters, their lack of personality made me bored with their roles. It's worth watching just for the plot and the action sequences.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 13:28

A well-dramatized and extremely colorful Kung-Fu film from Hong Kong, with the often-overlooked and under-appreciated scenes of the endless parries, blocking, and thrusts-including lots of the ridiculous ones-of Wong Fei Hung and Andy Lau. It's a delight to watch Lau and Chow in the lead roles and it's interesting to see them develop a deeper bond in the film. All in all, a must-see. 8/10

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 18:16

Yip Man (Bobby Shih) is a legendary assassin for an elite unit of the infamous, deadly HK police force. It was rumored that Yip killed more than 20,000 people, so his killer reputation was enough to make Yip a wanted man, even though he never once carried a weapon and always wore an elegant jacket, a fedora and a shawl. With his high-speed assassin skills he was even considered to be the world's deadliest. Then, a team of HK police officers went to an island in the South China Sea and stole the image of Yip, which is how they gained his trust. Yip soon became their agent, taking the job with great pleasure, and using his skills to hunt down the men who took the photo of him. With the assistance of the Chinese mafia, the police officers soon caught Yip's supposed associates in the area. It was only when the police apprehended Yip that he was finally able to face a judge. He had been trying to escape from the police for years, but he eventually came to the realization that he had committed a crime. When he was sentenced to death, Yip was given the chance to make a case for his innocence. One of the officers who assisted Yip at the trial was Yip's former chief, a former cop who was sent to the prison to handle Yip, but when Yip managed to escape and escape to China, Yip knew that he could not pursue his former partner. The police officers, the judge, and the gangster who was supposed to be Yip's accomplice all faced their deaths when Yip made a last-minute change in his whereabouts, and it was Yip who found the old officer's car. Yip now knew that he could not fight back against the police, but he could only accept his fate and go on with his life. Animated by Chung-Dong Lee, the movie was an amazing achievement that I can not recommend enough. From its first scene, the movie perfectly conveys its message of karma, through the men who ruined the life of Yip and the friendship that Yip established with the police officers. I found myself cheering for Yip, wanting to be a part of his life, and would cheer with him if he ever became a fugitive. The movie also has great music, very subtle and fit to the mood of the moment. The only minor disappointment is that the movie is so long, which would have been better if it were only about one hour, but the story is moving and gripping as I mentioned earlier, and the final part is one of the most touching endings I have ever seen in a movie. This movie really shows that you don't need fancy special effects and good acting to make a good movie. This movie shows that you don't need guns and huge explosions to make a great movie. I was very impressed with this movie and recommend it to everybody. Highly recommended.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 03:39

Director Chow Hock Yip's 'Leung Tin Chi' is the name of an elusive, mythic figure on the periphery of society, the spirit of chaos and uncertainty that permeates every aspect of Chinese society. The tradition of these films is to have great cinematography in each and every scene, and the most outstanding cinematography of all is the 360 degree shot of Chi Tsingtung leaping into the air and shooting down every shooting star that strikes the earth in the sky, the last shot of a shot of the moon, the sunrise, or sunset. The camera seems to be hovering over Chi Tsingtung's face as he moves into the final scene. The two prior films also contain great cinematography, in that shots are panoramic, in that the camera is focused on the sky or the camera is floating over the ground, and in that there are numerous shots where Chi Tsingtung's body is in the foreground. The unique thing about 'Leung Tin Chi' is that it is the first film in which we see Chi Tsingtung's face, and it is completely self-contained, unlike the previous two. This gives it a self-contained feel, and it is the most intimate film that Chow has done for the viewer, as all of the other films are focused on characters. In 'Leung Tin Chi' we see a man with no purpose, no identity, no purpose in the world, just drifting through life. It is a tragedy. Many have called him an "empty soul", but no, that's not the case. Chi Tsingtung is not an empty soul, he's the emptiness within. He's a lost man, with no one to talk to, no one to help, no one to believe in. He's a prisoner of his own mind, his own body, a man who was once an architect, but now is confined to a wheelchair. I don't think the director was trying to say that he was a philosopher, because that's not what he is. This man is empty. This man is an empty soul. In the film we see Chi Tsingtung's addiction to coffee, we see him using the newspaper as a bed frame, we see him holding a bullet through his head. We see him use an American dollar as a bed frame, and we see him eat Chinese food. We see him empty his pockets, use his liquor, use his cigarettes. We see him use his gun as a bed frame. We see him search for women, and we see him fighting amongst them, in the end we see him fighting with no one. He fights with himself, and only with himself. This is not a movie about ideas, or a film about how one man tries to understand what it means to be a human being, but rather an empty film that begs the viewer to reach out and touch the emptiness in his own heart. I could have had no idea of Chi Tsingtung, but this film made me see him. His face, his face, his face. He is empty, he is empty, he is empty.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 20:51

As a Hong Kong movie buff I must say that 'Jungle Book' has brought me to tears many times. It also gave me the chance to see many foreign movies. Many movie buffs seem to be getting annoyed by 'Kung Fu Panda' for a very silly reason: we haven't seen any funny scenes in the movie. The movie is meant to be funny. With that in mind, there is a point where you have to laugh and most of the time, we can't, but 'Kung Fu Panda' was extremely funny. I would also like to point out that the CGI was very well done. It gave the movie a very retro feel to it. I would recommend it to everyone.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 19:20

Lui and Chan were good in their role, so I liked the movie, and I also liked the whole Chuen Bi film family. But, the themes are very difficult to translate to the screen. The problem is that the theme is a lot about revenge and the police. It is the same theme as "Tiger in the Moon" with Tim Boswell, "The Man in Black" with Tom Hanks and "Mortal Combat" with Jason Statham. So, I think it is not a good movie for teenagers, because it is violent and violent themes are very difficult to translate to the screen. And I think that the theme is not the best, if you ask me. So, I am still recommending this movie to my friends because I like the director's work. And I think that he really deserves a good name. Watch this movie, and I am sure that you will like it. You will not be disappointed.

Christina Jensen

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 17:41

Friedrich Schlichting's 13th film was shot in Taiwan, and is one of the better ones. The film was a hit in Taiwan and won Best Film at the Taipei Film Festival of 2007. The film is based on a novel written by Wuhan University lecturer Wang Xiang (the guy who was beaten up by everyone in Innerspace and taught to play the piano). He would be honored to be an honorary guest of honor at the premiere of the film. The film is a three-part actioner set in modern day Taiwan, while the first part is set in the US and the second part in Taiwan. It is a deep reflection of the situation in Taiwan today. The film is also based on a true story and it has the feel of an original, and it's filled with strong characters. The film, based on Wang's personal experience, is very well-made, and is a very enjoyable one to watch. There's no big plot twists, and the story is very well-written. The film also has a great soundtrack. If you like this film, I recommend you to watch 13th Ward, Shaolin, Awake, Red Cliff, Hou Qing, and Hua Li.

Friday, 05 Jun 2020 07:44

one of the best films i've seen from Hong Kong. an excellent, beautiful film, not one moment does he not make you laugh, cry and laugh again. I had the pleasure of seeing this at TIFF.it is in the same position as the movie, not to have a screen presence, but just to let the screen, the magic, shine. The way the film is made is also amazing. nothing is realistic. nothing looks like reality. everything is just perfect. it has all the elements that you would expect, love, crime, passion, religion, love, violence, sex and violence. and everything is done so well, you don't have the slightest idea what's gonna happen. The film is full of emotions, you feel everything, no one knows what's going to happen next. and i think that is why it is so great, because you never know what is going to happen next, and that is also what is great about this film. it is a fantastic film to see it once and have it be a huge part of your life. i would give this film a 10, but i will have to give it an 8, because of the fact that i know of the English language version. i know this movie will go far in the theaters. if you have ever seen one of the Shaw Brothers movies, or if you are a big fan of Hong Kong cinema, you know this is the perfect film to watch, and i think you will agree. If you liked "To Live" and "Be Cool", then you will love this movie. It will remind you of all those great Hong Kong movies from the 70's, 80's and 90's.

Monday, 01 Jun 2020 01:34

This is a one of a kind film from the director of DOGS. I really enjoyed it. He really pulled out all of his artistic talent to make this. After watching this film, I really wanted to see "Blind Dead", "I See Dead People", and other director Wong's movies. There are some really awesome visuals in this movie, especially the beginning. The acting was very good, especially from Wong. Great movie!

Saturday, 30 May 2020 06:22

A stunning knockout in the Siu Sai Wan, Jackie Chan is right at home in the untamed jungle of this film, and his ode to the legendary Don Ton Noi! Don Ton was a very strong character in his own right, and the film shows why! The film is a classic piece of action from the 90's, with a great supporting cast, some great fight scenes and unforgettable theme music. The supporting cast of Dan Lung, Joi Lee, Tony Leung and the rest of the cast shine, as does the setting of the movie and locations, which is phenomenal. The plot is very straightforward, but still well done and very engaging, because it is driven by two of the best martial arts artists of all time. The action scenes are very explosive and very exciting, with outstanding fight scenes and spectacular stunts, with very well choreographed combat! The film is also notable for its epic score which is remarkably orchestrated. I would have to say this is a well-done, highly memorable piece of entertainment! The only problem with this film is that it is just too short! 8/10

Friday, 29 May 2020 10:48

The second of two films which I've seen by Cheng-Kuo Cheng, "Xin jing men xing man: Red Blood." The film is a tribute to the filmmaker of "Seven Mornings" and "Shanghai Noon" (TODAY), Yuen Woo-ping. The story of "Seven Mornings" (Juejie) is also drawn from the life of a poor tailor from Shenyang, northern China. Chang-Woo's son is sent to a poor old men's orphanage, in a foreign country. The boy quickly comes to know the locals (very Chinese) and hopes for his own life in the open land. All the time he is troubled by the high cost of transportation and a shortage of other necessities. Yet he is so kind and determined to get the best for his little sister, that he is willing to go to jail to support her. While the film seems like an ordinary story, but does a good job of showing the poverty and difficulties of his family. Even the heart of the poor and small town is shown beautifully in a single shot. The film ends with an interview with the boy's father and his brother, and it seems that this has been his father's story ever since his youth. After all, this is a very complex and dramatic story, so it's easy to lose interest in the film. Still, I think it's a great movie, and I can recommend it to many. The background score is very well done, the fight scenes are realistic, and the scenery is really beautiful. (Did you know that Cheng-Kuo Cheng studied at Kodak?)

Friday, 22 May 2020 17:55

To be honest I wasn't expecting much from this movie, having just seen it the previous night. I had high expectations because I am a big fan of Jackie Chan and a fan of Bucky O'Hare (King of the Apes). But I was pleasantly surprised. I'm not going to go into detail but I did think the movie was very good. It was fun and thrilling. It does have some very small flaws, but those are small quibbles compared to the amazing action and special effects in the film. The film stars Chris Tucker as Jake LaMotta, a tough cop with a major drinking problem. His wife has just died and the shock has made LaMotta lose his motivation and drive. He still has his family, his job and his job is getting worse. The film is very tongue-in-cheek and humorous and very gory and brutal. The plot is not complex at all, but the film does have the plot to hold your attention, it just doesn't have the emotional range to pull you in as strongly as other Jackie Chan films. The action sequences are very good and very exciting. The stunt work and special effects are very good. The problem that I have is the script. The plot is very well thought out and well executed, but the dialogue was very weak. I think this may be the weak point of the film. It wasn't a bad script, it just lacked the strength to carry the film. For me, the film is better than average, it had lots of action and some very cool special effects but it needed some decent and strong storytelling to carry the film. I'll give this 8/10. Watch it!

Barbara Mendoza

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 01:30

When I first heard about this film, I had high expectations, however, since the first trailer, I was really expecting a lot more. In the end, I was very happy with this movie. Although, it is not as deep as its predecessor, yet its still not that bad as the title would suggest, especially because the themes were not as prominent in this movie. I was very touched by this movie. To sum it up, The Wives is a truly great movie. The storyline was really good, the fight scenes were just as good as the previous one, and the cast was great. All in all, I really like the film. I think that it deserves a much higher rating then it has. My rating: 8.9/10

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 18:20

This movie will definitely get more use as its popularity increases and it will be better suited for the next generation. The story is about a police officer who goes into the undercover world of assassin because he cannot stand the corruption of the police. The acting was great from everyone. Christopher Lambert is able to show himself as a talented actor and in a moment where his character wasn't trying to do too much in the story, he was great. The rest of the cast made up for the flaws and gave the movie a great atmosphere. A great movie, and the audiences will be hooked for sure.

Monday, 11 May 2020 22:46

It is an interesting movie to watch for most of the characters that don't appear in the movie but are just important characters. One of the most interesting things is the relationship between the protagonist and the policeman. The protagonist is a young boy who is studying for his secondary school entrance exams. He is a good kid, he is very strong, he thinks he is the best at his school. When he has a cup of tea with the police officer, the policeman takes him to a room of the academy where he is studying. There he is getting a master's degree in criminal science. He is not always interested in the problem of law and order because he is a very independent young boy. When he shows up to court he shows up with his lawyer and is not able to get a ruling. He looks at the policeman and asks him a question "What does the policeman say to you when you ask a question?" The policeman says "I say that the truth is not always what you think it is" and that is why he has such a hard time deciding what to say in court. The protagonist decides to ask the policeman's questions during the court hearing and that gives him the opportunity to leave the academy. He asks the policeman to teach him the reason for the different laws that exist in the country. The policeman says that every one is to find out what is the meaning of law and order in this country and if they don't understand the law they are to ask the officer. He says the police officers are good and that he wants to be like one of them. The policeman says that the policeman is wrong and he never do anything wrong and that he has done everything he can to help his students, to fight crime and to keep the peace. He also says that when he is on his motorcycle he is not worried about hurting other people and he has done so many things, he is very calm, no matter what happens. The protagonist does not know what to do or how to handle the situation because he has no reason to change the status quo. He is afraid to lose the young policeman who is so much like him in his ability and how he feels. This movie is a little too long and in a few places the dialogue was a bit cheesy but other than that the movie is a very good movie.

Sunday, 10 May 2020 03:35

Once upon a time I was very much of the Shek gang, and was always taking advantage of their wealth by taking advantage of the rich who kept away from their work. What I learned from them was that only a few people were so focused on being rich that they forgot to be true to themselves. What I also learned is that very few people are that stubborn. You have to work hard. I hope I can prove the worst, the worst, the worst. There are many people who claim that I am lying, and there are many people who claim that I am not writing this. The truth is that I am not writing this. I am doing this, so that the few people who have never heard about us and never feel the need to be present in our circle, will know that we have not forgotten. The most important thing is to remember that the same people who throw away their pride and think that they will be rich without any work, those same people have the same ideas and are the same people as in the old Shek movie. One should never forget, that the future is decided by you. It is your decisions and your decisions that decide your future.

Frances Bennett

Thursday, 07 May 2020 12:49

This is a very good film. Despite some things that are unclear in the subtitles (such as what exactly was "the money" referring to? I still don't get it.), this is a must watch film for Kung Fu fans. It contains the great Bruce Lee movie Fight For Your Life, one of the best action films in the past decades. In addition, it has Keung Man and Lam Chin Hong who went on to star in the most famous movie of all time (one of the biggest hits of the century), Enter The Dragon. All in all, a very good martial arts film, but there are some flaws that hold it back from the star rating. I would rate it 8 out of 10.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 02:52

This is the biggest hit for Chow Yun-Fat (Coo) and his second act as a dramatic director in the making. The film stars Chow Yun-Fat, Yip Man, and as usual, Chow Yun-Fat doesn't try too hard. But he also has his trademark "cool" humor, but he also has a great deal of lightness to him. The film has the typical relationships in the Hong Kong film industry. At first, he goes with Chiang Kai-shek, and later on, with Mao Zedong. Overall, this is a film for Chow Yun-Fat fans and for people who are tired of him being the big action star that he is. He has a great, light comic touch. The Chinese actors are superb, but Chow Yun-Fat's great, not just in the action, but also in the comedy of his interactions with his on screen wife, Yip Man, and his son, Yip Man Man. He manages to create a comical but realistic portrayal of their relationship. With his charming but sarcastic "Cool" humor, he is able to make the characters in the film appear a little eccentric. All in all, Chow Yun-Fat is a must see for anyone interested in the Hong Kong film industry. He's the one who actually started it all.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 10:39

Kung Fu Action is a Hong Kong gangster flick that ran in English theaters, and it's still very much relevant now. Do you remember when gangsters ruled Hong Kong movies, the traditional gangster movies that starred Johnny Tai Chi-Siu? Well, Kung Fu Action is the first of its kind, and it stars Jimmy Tsang, whom you may have seen as the young agent from the X-Men: The Last Stand. Jimmy Tsang plays Raiden, an ex-head of the Shao Kahn's hit-man gang and he has a backstory as the leader of a terrorist group called the Skywolves. He and his crew murdered one of Tai Chi-Siu's men, and he was sent to prison. When Raiden escapes from prison, he returns to Hong Kong to find out the truth behind the death of his fellow gang member. One of the things I liked about this movie is that it had a Hong Kong feel to it, despite it being set in America. And that was definitely one of the strengths. I liked how it had the real Hong Kong feel, I liked how the cinematography was different and it had a different feel to it. It was very intense and violent. This movie is action packed and definitely has that Hong Kong feel. The characters were all strong, and the antagonists were very memorable, like Tai Chi-Siu. He's one of the most famous gangsters in Hong Kong and he did a great job at showing his emotions. However, I think Johnny Tai Chi-Siu's character was a bit underdeveloped. He was a lot more powerful and meaner than Raiden. In the second movie, he was more involved in the story and he was a character I was more familiar with. I think this movie is very entertaining and it will keep you entertained for a while. Like the first movie, this one is about a character with a tragic background. But, this movie is much more personal. It tells the story of a character who has a tragic past and who wants to change it. And I think this movie will keep you interested. The action in this movie was incredible and the fight scenes were epic. They were bloody, and graphic. The pacing of the movie was perfect and I loved it. It was a very different movie from the previous one. Overall, Kung Fu Action is a great movie and I highly recommend it. It was very entertaining, had very well-written characters, and it had a beautiful Hong Kong feel to it. This was a very entertaining movie, and I would recommend it to anyone.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 07:23

Why does everyone think this movie was bad? How many of you saw this film and liked it? But some did not like the story, and the whole plot, and were expecting some kind of film, but it was just another one of those revenge movies. But some of you should just see this film, you will see what this film is all about. This film has the same story as One Missed Call, the same actors, the same director. The only difference is, the characters are not rich and they are on the run. But they do have a reason for doing what they are doing. They do not think of the consequences, and so their actions come across. This film is about revenge, and those who have not been beaten. The cast are fantastic, and the actors are terrific. But I have always thought the most beautiful aspect about this film was its visual aesthetics. It is amazing how everything looks different in this film, and not the best way to make it look beautiful, but how everything is really great, and makes the film look like it is a better movie than it really is. This film is a great film, and if you are a fan of action, then this film is for you. This film is an action film, and I rate this film a 7.2/10, but it was not as good as I thought it would be.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 05:00

Once upon a time, Hong Kong cinema was doing it all, no matter what genre, if it was even any kind of film. On the surface, the film's plot (going back to the age of Chinese mimes) is based on the biography of Siu Zhi'an, who created the ancient Mummy, or the "Dawn of the Dead." Unfortunately, this film is just not entertaining enough to carry its plot. From an original direction and execution, the movie feels too understated, as if it was made for people who can handle a lot of bland, slow-paced, and dull Hollywood-style directing. It's like watching a piece of crap film, which is not at all enjoyable. Anyway, if you can overlook that, you will probably love this film. Watching it is a chore. I know, I know, but it's very difficult for me to come up with another word. I've given it a rating of 7, just because I feel like a rating of 7 has to be a 7, otherwise it's just meaningless.

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