1 Ip Man - Donnie Yen vs. 10 Karate Masters. Ip Man is the film where Donnie Yen cemented himself as one of the greatest martial arts stars ever. The movie was unanimously acclaimed for having some of the best fight scenes ever put on film, and Donnie Yen's fight against the ten black belts is the best of his career.
When reflecting on his time working on the film starring Keanu Reeves, Yen said he had a "very respectful experience" playing Caine. In John Wick 4 , Donnie Yen plays a blind High Table "Donnie Yen kicking butt in glasses and a fat suit" pretty much writes itself, and "Enter the Fat Dragon" shows how true that axiom is. With a thoroughly goofy tone and stakes roughly as high as that of your average rom-com for the first 80-percent of the film, "Enter the Fat Dragon" doesn't do anything particularly inventive beyond letting Donnie Yen do his thing with forty or And while the 70s is considered as the golden era of Kung Fu films, the incorporation of Kung Fu within the broader film genres of 'action' and 'comedy action' in the following decades, with actors like Jackie Chan and Jet Li becoming the cover face of martial arts, and finally in recent years, Donnie Yen's portrayal of the Wing Chun With "Sakra", Donnie Yen and his co-stars showcase a whole new style of both, and it's decidedly closer in approach and tone to a heavy-metal concert. In the very first action scene of "Sakra", Qiao Feng soars across football field-size areas and drops his opponents like a bad habit through walls and floors of their teahouse arena.
Sakra: Directed by Donnie Yen, Ka-Wai Kam. With Donnie Yen, Yuqi Chen, Yase Liu, Yue Wu. When a respected martial artist is accused of killing, he goes around in search of answers about his own mysterious origin story and the unknown enemies working to destroy him.
