

2019·Action·1h 45m
6.8
★








Following the death of his wife, Ip Man travels to San Francisco to ease tensions between the local kung fu masters and his star student, Bruce Lee, while searching for a better future for his son.
Directed by Wilson Yip
immigrant
martial arts
kung fu
california
fight
san francisco, california
chinatown
karate
based on true story
sequel
cancer
racism
chinese
wing chun
1960s
factual
Rank
#111 in 2019·#3844 overall

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Cast

Donnie Yen
Ip Man

Wu Yue
Wan Zong Hua

Vanness Wu
Hartman Wu

Scott Adkins
Barton Geddes

Kent Cheng Jak-Si
Bob

Danny Chan Kwok-Kwan
Bruce Lee

Ngo Ka-Nin
Leung Gun

Chris Collins
Colin Frater

Vanda Margraf
Wan Yonah

Lo Meng
Master Law

Ye He
Ip Ching

Andrew Lane Cawthon
Andrew
Crew

Wilson Yip
Director

Jill Leung Lai-Yin
Writer

Edmond Wong Chi-Mun
Writer

Chan Tai-Lee
Screenplay

Kenji Kawai
Original Music Composer

Cheng Siu-Keung
Director of Photography

Raymond Wong Pak-Ming
Executive Producer

Kenneth Mak
Production Design

Robert Lee Jan-Fai
Stunts

Yuen Woo-ping
Action Director

Yuen Cheung-Yan
Choreographer

Yuen Woo-ping
Stunts
Popular Reviews
219 reviews
Sento
10.0★ · 05/15/26

It's my comfort movie for a reason even when the storyline persists from 1-4. Love it sm.
It's my comfort movie for a reason even when the storyline persists from 1-4. Love it sm.
Paaschal
6.0★ · 04/26/26

Not bad
PS: udah pernah nonton
PS: udah pernah nonton
Not bad
PS: udah pernah nonton
PS: udah pernah nonton
Sean
6.0★ · 04/19/26

I tried as hard as possible to feel the magic I felt in the first two but this is unfortunately a lot closer to the third movie than it is to those. The enjoyment of the experience is again entirely dependent on the action which is still amazing of course but the narrative once again leans way too far into the nationalism stuff and calling the script surface-level might be being generous, it’s sad to see because the first two, although definitely having a good bit of similar nationalism and a script that won’t blow you away, really didn’t have that problem to me and I’m ultimately just left confused by how the downgrade in quality happened with so much of the cast and crew returning for each movie. It really is still a spectacle though despite the issues with the stunt design and action choreography keeping its top-notch consistency and the cinematography still looking pretty good. And also, even with the rough script I thought the performances from of course Donnie Yen but most surprisingly Scott Adkins were as good as possible so in the end I do feel pretty positively about it despite the problems. I also liked how they ended the series which is one of the most important takeaways of all, I’ve seen rumors for an Ip Man 5 and I just have no clue how or why (money obv but i mean for the franchise’s sake) you’d even do it because even though this movie is clearly nothing special it satisfied me in its conclusion to one of my favorite action franchises of all time and for that I’m a fan.
I tried as hard as possible to feel the magic I felt in the first two but this is unfortunately a lot closer to the third movie than it is to those. The enjoyment of the experience is again entirely dependent on the action which is still amazing of course but the narrative once again leans way too far into the nationalism stuff and calling the script surface-level might be being generous, it’s sad to see because the first two, although definitely having a good bit of similar nationalism and a script that won’t blow you away, really didn’t have that problem to me and I’m ultimately just left confused by how the downgrade in quality happened with so much of the cast and crew returning for each movie. It really is still a spectacle though despite the issues with the stunt design and action choreography keeping its top-notch consistency and the cinematography still looking pretty good. And also, even with the rough script I thought the performances from of course Donnie Yen but most surprisingly Scott Adkins were as good as possible so in the end I do feel pretty positively about it despite the problems. I also liked how they ended the series which is one of the most important takeaways of all, I’ve seen rumors for an Ip Man 5 and I just have no clue how or why (money obv but i mean for the franchise’s sake) you’d even do it because even though this movie is clearly nothing special it satisfied me in its conclusion to one of my favorite action franchises of all time and for that I’m a fan.
chieZ
10.0★ · 04/04/26

barton sok asik rasis najis lu goblok
barton sok asik rasis najis lu goblok
LegioXIII Dracones
7.0★ · 03/07/26

Scott Adkins with an all-time sinophobic performance
Scott Adkins with an all-time sinophobic performance