Ip Man 2
Directed by Wilson YipAfter vanquishing the elite combatants of the Imperial Japanese forces in Shanghai, Ip Man relocates with his kin to Hong Kong, now at peace. To sustain his household, Master Ip inaugurates a martial arts academy, disseminating the esteemed techniques of Wing Chun among the city's distressed young population. His ascending fame attracts confrontations with formidable adversaries, notably the distinguished master of Hung Gar, Hung Quan.
Ip Man 2 Ratings & Reviews
- Eric Bakke19 February 2025While Ip Man 2 delivers exciting fight scenes, it lacks the character depth of its predecessor. The plot feels reminiscent of Rocky 4, offering plenty of fun but little substance. The British actors' performances are unintentionally laughable, but the martial arts are still a highlight.
- Gnostics18 February 2026Love the fighting
Ip Man 2 Trivia
Ip Man 2 was released on 29 April 2010.
Ip Man 2 was directed by Wilson Yip.
Ip Man 2 has a runtime of 1h 48m.
Ip Man 2 was produced by An Xiaofen, Li Xin.
After vanquishing the elite combatants of the Imperial Japanese forces in Shanghai, Ip Man relocates with his kin to Hong Kong, now at peace. To sustain his household, Master Ip inaugurates a martial arts academy, disseminating the esteemed techniques of Wing Chun among the city's distressed young population. His ascending fame attracts confrontations with formidable adversaries, notably the distinguished master of Hung Gar, Hung Quan.
The key characters in Ip Man 2 are Ip Man (Donnie Yen), Hung Chun-Nam (Sammo Hung Kam-Bo), Wong Leung (Huang Xiaoming).
Ip Man 2 is rated 15.
Ip Man 2 is an Action, History, Drama film.
Ip Man 2 has an audience rating of 8.4 out of 10.
Ip Man 2 had a budget of US$12.9M.
Ip Man 2 has made US$36M at the box office.