“Ip Man 4: The Finale” doesn’t feature any consideration of Hong Kong in the 1960s, despite Ip’s implicit association with the country where he spent most of his life.

It’s ranked last here, sure, but Ip Man 3 does still have some scenes of Donnie Yen kicking ass, and if a movie has that, it can’t be considered worthless.It is the least compelling of the Ip ...

Ip Man and his son encounter racial discrimination after traveling to the United States to seek a better life. Director Wilson Yip Producer Donnie Yen, Wilson Yip, Raymond Pak-Ming Wong ...

With a fifth "Ip Man" movie reportedly on the way, it's never a bad time to check out the property. Whether it's been a minute since you've seen these films or you've never had the pleasure of ...

The Ip Man movies are a quadrilogy of martial arts movies from Hong Kong director Wilson Yip starring Donnie Yen as the eponymous Ip Man. You can stream them all on Netflix right now.

Regardless of his reported wish to be done with the role following Ip Man 3 in 2015, actor-producer Donnie Yen returns for one last crunching kick at the can in Yip’s Ip Man 4: The Finale.While ...

The cinematic odyssey of Ip Man — the real-life master of Wing Chun and, famously, instructor of Bruce Lee — continues with “Master Z: Ip Man Legacy.” But don’t expect Donnie Yen to show ...

"Ip Man" told the fact-based origins of how a man named, yes, Ip Man learned the ways of Wing Chun kung fu, and the sequel "Ip Man 2: Legend of the Grandmaster" moves forward to 1940s Hong Kong ...

“Ip Man is a blank slate,” explained Grady Hendrix, a founder of the New York Asian Film Festival. “The movies can make him into whatever they choose to make him.

In Ip Man 2, he nimbly balances on a tilting tabletop as he jabs at a challenger – a scenario that's more movie magic than an accurate display of skill level.