I can, undoubted say, that this is Donnie Yen at his finest. After putting myself through all of his other "urban Hong Kong cop thriller" movies, I found Ip Man to be a stunning redemption. Other actors are all exellent here as well, but it's the fight scenes that are arguably Yen's best work to date. The only reason keeping this from a completely solid score is the editing. There's some sloppy work in there. But, it's great. A must-see for kung fu film fans to get their adrenal glands pumping. 8.7/10.
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