johnugomessina

This is one of my favorite martial arts film. Great fight scenes, good actors (Donnie Yen) excellent direction. Great production design and photography. I've greatly appreciated Yip's narrative and aesthetics that enhance Yen's awe-inspiring skills (choreographed by the owesome Sammo Hung). It's the best of the IP Man's franchise.

This film is wonderful. I saw it again after so many years. Too bad that Kevin Spacey can't act anymore because of the metoo things. It is second to none with his character interwining in a beautiful way.

It's given that this is a very emotive topic. And as always, emotive topics give birth to controversial opinions, feelings and point of view. I think that this documentary either you love it or you hate it. It all depends on how you lived (and survived) this awful pandemic. The quality of this documentary, beyond the inexpensive way it was done, is pretty decent. I am not talking about the production value, but about the way it is presented, and how the director proposes his arguments (in a pretty methodic and clear way I would say). I personally agree with the conclusions of this work: 1- keep a healthy lifestyle since the casualties due to Covid-19 were higher among people with underlying conditions. 2- The lockdowns did indeed harm people in many ways (and I would say lockdowns by age would have been more appropriate) and their effects are far from being over. 3- Treasure what matters the most because you'll never know what the future brings you (and this is particularly true in this period). This is a film worth watching.