Ye Wen 3
Ye Wen 3
Director:
Wilson YipCámara:
Kenny TseMúsica:
Kenji KawaiReparto:
Donnie Yen, Max Zhang, Patrick Tam, Lynn Hung, Mike Tyson, Tony Siu-Hung Leung, Kent Cheng, Kar-Yan Leung, Danny Chan, Meng Lo, Kang Yu, Karena Ng, Babyjohn Choi (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Hong Kong, 1959. El maestro de artes marciales Ip Man vive junto a su familia en Hong Kong, donde es muy conocido por ser el dueño y 'sifu' de una escuela de 'wing chun'. En esta ocasión el maestro Ip Man se enfrenta a un grupo de matones que pretende hacerse con el poder del colegio público donde estudia su hijo. (Movistar+)
Reseñas (3)
Surprisingly, a very entertaining threequel that skillfully combines deadpan and imaginative action, along with a touching emphasis on family values. By the way, the involvement of Mike Tyson turned out to be an excellent move, and his moments are by far the most entertaining in the whole film, but at the same time the story moves to a much stronger personal level than it was in the second film. They also got a bigger budget, and you can see that in the result.
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The fantastic dramatic plot line focused on Ip’s wife gives me no choice but to give a full set of stars. The excellent fights may no longer has as much oomph as in past episodes, but they are more precise and more faithful. Donnie Yen is great again.
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Donnie Yen seems like he was born for this role and delivers it with precisely the emotions that suit the character. He's calm, essentially unable to express emotions properly, closed off, and somewhat slow. In reality, though, he's unreal in a fight, and some of the fight scenes - including the one with Mike Tyson - are absolutely brilliant.
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