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Donnie Yen

27 July 1963, Canton, China

Simon Yam

19 March 1955, Hong Kong

Lynn Hung

10 October 1981, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China

Hiroyuki Ikeuchi

24 November 1976, Ibaraki, Japan

Ka Tung Lam

21 September 1967

Siu-Wong Fan

19 June 1973, Hong Kong, China

Xing Yu

27 December 1978, Shandong, China

You-Nam Wong

2 November 1983, Hong Kong, China

Yu-Hang To

1 January 1981, Hong Kong, British Crown Colony

29 August 1982, Beijing, China

Kong Kam

10 January 1981, Taiwan

1 August 1984, Laiwu, Shandong, China

Ip Man

Played by: Donnie Yen

Chow Ching-Chuen

Played by: Simon Yam

Cheung Wing-Sing

Played by: Lynn Hung

Miura

Played by: Hiroyuki Ikeuchi

Hu Wei

Played by: Yu-Hang To

New York Times

The fanboys and girls won't notice such failings amid the displays of wing chun kung fu--the extras and body doubles do some truly impressive acrobatics--and those with a taste for big historical tearjerkers will be happy as well.

October 01, 2010

Film Journal International

First-rate martial-arts film about Bruce Lee's real-life teacher.

October 01, 2010

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Slant Magazine

An explosive exercise in bare-knuckled myth-biography.

October 07, 2010

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Salon.com

Wilson Yip has crafted a gripping, rousing, beautifully structured yarn, built around a calm but charismatic star performance by Donnie Yen and magnificent action sequences choreographed by the legendary Sammo Hung.

October 01, 2010

NYC Movie Guru

A dazzling, exhilarating, refreshingly character-driven and thoroughly captivating experience that must be seen on the big screen. It's unlike any martial arts film you've seen before.

October 02, 2010

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Time Out

Yen's handful of duels do delight; it's everything surrounding them that feels tired and trite.

September 29, 2010

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TheDivaReview.com

Not only is it one of the most entertaining and exciting movies out of Hong Kong for many years; Ip Man is a bona fide martial arts classic.

October 03, 2010

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New York Post

If you're looking for great action scenes, you've found them. But if you desire more than eye candy, such as character and plot development and historical accuracy, you'll have to look elsewhere.

October 01, 2010

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AV Club

As an exaggerated, myth-making martial-arts movie, Ip Man is often thrilling.

September 30, 2010

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ColeSmithey.com

The astonishing fight scenes are some of the most exciting ever filmed in a martial arts movie that raises the bar for the genre. For any martial arts fan, "Ip Man" is mandatory viewing.

September 21, 2010

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New York Press

It remains an inexplicable, contextless bit of kung fu historicosploitation -- albeit a very satisfying one.

October 06, 2010

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San Francisco Chronicle

A period piece filmed on obvious but eye-pleasing studio sets with wall-to-wall kung fu and a simplistic, philosophical message.

October 28, 2010

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