Ip Man Trilogy

I recently purchased the "Ip Man Trilogy" on Blu-ray, and I have to say, it was one of the best decisions I've made in a long time. As a fan of martial arts films, I had heard a lot about this series, and I can now confirm that it truly lives up to the hype. For those who are unfamiliar, the "Ip Man Trilogy" tells the story of Yip Man, a legendary martial artist and the master of Bruce Lee. The films are set in the early 20th century and are based on the life of the real Ip Man, who is portrayed brilliantly by Donnie Yen. The action in these films is nothing short of breathtaking. The fight choreography is some of the best I've ever seen, and it's clear that the filmmakers put a lot of effort into making the fights as realistic and authentic as possible. The final battle of each film is especially impressive, and I found myself holding my breath during every intense moment. But it's not just the action that makes these films great. The characters are well-developed and likable, and the storyline is engaging and emotional. I found myself invested in Ip Man's journey and rooting for him every step of the way. As for the Blu-ray transfer, it's top-notch. The picture quality is crystal-clear, and the sound is excellent. I felt like I was right in the middle of the action, and I appreciated the attention to detail that went into the transfer. Overall, I can't recommend the "Ip Man Trilogy" on Blu-ray enough. If you're a fan of martial arts films, you won't be disappointed. And even if you're not, the engaging story and likable characters make this series worth watching. Trust me, you won't regret adding this trilogy to your collection.

The IP Man Trilogy is an outstanding package consisting of 4 Discs. Three of the 4 Disc's are represented by stories associated with time and history. The First Disc is a story about World War Two with The Empire of Japan attempt to conquer China. There are simply terribly effective engagements between the Japanese and the Chinese martial artists. The Second Disc has a true distinction of an example of some of the real differences between Chinese Boxing as opposed to Western Boxing. The Third Disc is about a corrupt waterfront when we learn that the Kingpin to all the troubles plaguing a school is portrayed by Mike Tyson. This has as well very good fight scenes with children and wives and mothers being an integral part of the developing action. The many times these films draw on a moral undercurrent the more poignant the martial art triumph really is. It is very effective in this Disc number three. Disc number Two tries to explain through action what IPMan established with the foundation of a School to teach the Martial Art of Wing Chun. The greater Hong Kong community does not recognize "Master " status of IPMan. until he can prove he is indeed a "Master " of the Martial Art. A big-time fight in which there are a number of Martial Artist "Masters are present occurs with the highlight of this round of fights is about between Master Hung(Sammo Hung) and IPMan(Donnie Yen). Master Hung wishes not to forget though it appears a draw has occurred. They fight again in another scene, however, this is a film with big political ideas and should not be missed. The history places Hong Kong in the hands of the English who show a great deal of animosity toward the Chinese. There are excellent even tremendous fight scenes with the Martial Artist being exemplified by modesty and an unmistakable desire to right a wrong. I think this particular disc may, in fact, be so dramatic that it be mentioned as the best of the three films. The Fourth Disc is interviews with the performers, it is in this Disc that all become mere mortal. I might suggest I was not terribly happy because these historical characters have such a name that it is not simply a Mr. or a Miss. An example is nearing the end of Disc 2 as a young boy is brought into meet IPMan, the young boys' name was Bruce Lee. When Bruce Lee turned 16 years of age he was to become a student of the Wing Chun teachings through masterly teachings of IpMan. Disc two may very well be the strongest of the three Disc's.

One of the best martial arts films of our time. The second one is the weakest in my opinion, but the third redeems it. The first is certainly the strongest (which is usually the case). For the price, this is an excellent buy, especially for those who are preparing for the fourth coming out later this year.

All disc were clean and the case was as described.

Fantastic movie or series in my view, just remember it could be 85% and not a cloud in the sky and someone will complain, Donnie Yen at his best I am truly a big fan, But the one thing I think should stated to really complete the story Wing Chun with Michelle Yeoh and Donnie Yen is yes is the starting point another classic in my book!

Always like the under dog winning and this is about that. Based on the true story of the man who trained Bruce Lee, but not about that. All about his life and struggles. Played by Donnie Yen, who I think he did a spectacular job. Enjoyable, but not outstanding.

Love these movies, and have been wanting to get the trilogy for some time now. Donnie Yen as Ip Man, doesn't show a lot of emotion, in these movies, so when he does, I think it makes a bigger impact on the scene. I like how cool and collected his character is even during the action scenes, too.

Great movie

3作目の単品と価格がそれほど違いがないのでこちらを購入しました。仕様はBD3枚と3作目の関係者インタビュー（約130分）のDVD1枚の計4枚組になっています。DVDはリージョンフリーなので再生可能です。パッケージを見ると音声はDTS-マスターオーディオ5.1とありますが3作目は単品同様DTS-Xで収録されているのでHD対応アンプだと7.1再生しますよ。多分日本盤ではDTS-Xでの発売は無いのではと思います。作品の内容については他の皆さんが書かれているので省略しますが個人的には結構楽しめました。最終章にふさわしい終わり方だと思います。最後に個人的な意見を書かせて頂きたいのですが、前2作品のレビューの中で反日描写などに関する意見がかなり多かったですが、これは今に始まった事ではありません。自分は香港クンフー映画が大好きで沢山見てきました。ブルース・リーやジミー・ウォングなどの時からもあった事です。ある程度エンタテインメントの一表現として捉えて欲しいと思います。

La trilogie d'Ip Man pour moins de 20€, c'est parfait! La description correspond parfaitement au produit. Attention, il n'y a pas de sous titrage ni de version française.

Herrlich. Kam pünktlich an, top Zustand die Discs, Hülle keine Schaden. Cover, alles im besten Zustand.

Mi puntuación en este caso es por el tema de los idiomas, que según la descripción viene en español pero luego a la hora de la verdad sólo viene en español el tercer bluray... Respecto a la película en si la verdad que poco puedo decir ya que todavía no he tenido tiempo de verla ni sé si lo haré porque se me han quitado las ganas al ver que lo del idioma. La película por lo que he leido es un nuevo referente en películas de artes marciales recordando a las de los años 80 y que narra la vida del maestro de Bruce Lee, lo cual suena interesante. ¿Cómo puede ser que de una trilogia sólo la última parte venga en castellano? (aunque esto creo que ya me pasó con el Hobbit)... Las demás vienen en cantonés y en inglés subtitulado, aunque he leido por ahí que no tiene mucho diálogo y se entiende bien si sabes inglés, ya que los subtítulos también son en inglés, pero aunque tenga poco diálogo mejor enterarse de lo que hablan ¿no? Si veo la película aunque sea en inglés o cantonés y cambió de idea, cambiaré mi opinión al respecto... No le pongo menos estrellas porque la película en si no tiene la culpa de que no la hayan traducido al castellano, pero me sienta mal coger una película que según la descripción está en castellano y luego resulta que sólo una de las 3 partes, encima la última (ya podría ser la primera para conocer como empieza la historia) está en castellano. Si os ha resultado útil mi valoración, os agradezco que me deis vuestro voto. Gracias

Not in English subtitles. This was not advertised. i am not happy atoll with this product.