Probably my secondmost favorite movie of all times. I've watched this countless times, know how the story goes, know how the fights go, know how the movie ends...yet it never gets old. It's the age-old story of perservering when everything is against you, the odds seem stacked gigantically against you, and even those you thought you knew seem to turn traitor and disown you. I read a few of the nitpicky comments here about the accuracy of the story, the sound track, all the different _"this wasn't right, I didn't like that, I would've done it this way....wah wah wah..."_ crybaby comments from all the wannabe's who think they're the next Steven Spielberg. All I have to say is, **WHAT. EVER.** You want to nitpick an amazing movie because of something you don't like, some music that doesn't give you a woody, or a fight scene you think you could've choreographed better...Go play with your _Barbie Invades Disneyland_ movies and sip pretend tea with Mrs. Nesbitt. Leave this movie alone. Was it flawless? No. If you're looking for "flawless", don't watch movies; don't watch TV. News flash: They're all fake. Stick to your Animal Planet or Discovery Channel and see if you can find a show that agrees with YOUR point of view. Leave the commenting and critiquing to those of us who can truly appreciate the art behind a good PRODUCTION.

This was a great story, and whether you know - or appreciate - anything about martial arts, this isn't a martial arts movie; this is a movie about the founder of one of the most graceful, eloquent, yet powerful arts in the martial arts: Wing Chun. This is a semi-"BioPic", based loosely on the life of Ip Man. It's an amazing film, and I don't see how anyone could be disappointed in this one.

The rest of you crybabies go change your poopy pants and leave us grown-ups to converse in peace.