Donnie Yen's most classic movies

Donnie Yen's most classic movies include "Killing Wolf", "Ip Man", "One Man's Martial Arts", "The Fuse" and "Chasing the Dragon".

1, "Kill the Wolf"

This movie is Donnie Yen and Sammo Hung starring, the whole film is about the imminent retirement of the terminally ill inspector, and want to get to the top of the inspector, as well as triad bosses of the grudges between the right and wrong. Wu Jing also starred, although only a supporting role, but Donnie Yen and his previous fight scene is very exciting, the two men in the alley you to and fro, action sharp, fist to the flesh, the whole fight scene sound, worth watching over and over again!

2, "Ip Man"

Many people know Donnie Yen from the movie "Ip Man", and this series of films are shot very well, the film tells the story of Ip Man to defend the dignity of the nation through martial arts competition. The whole film expresses the national hatred so that it is easy to bring people into it, look at the time of everyone's heart grief, want to do something to vent their anger, at this time Donnie Yen's fight scene appeared, suddenly let everyone's heart emotions are cathartic, the heart is full of moving.

3, "a person's martial arts"

The film Donnie Yen plays a martial arts coach, to help the police catch the murderer in the process of meeting a disabled but to practice martial arts to pay all the Feng Yu Xiu (Wang Baoqiang), two martial arts meet, a big battle came.

4, "The Fuse"

The movie tells the story of Hong Kong's Serious Crimes Bureau inspector and the gangsters' confrontation, and the whole process is hot blooded and high energy. People who love martial arts movies should like this movie, really from the beginning to the end of the fight, and the movie has been called the pinnacle of Hong Kong action.

5, "Chasing the Dragon"

Overall very wonderful, Donnie Yen interpretation is spot on. Lei Luo plus Pei Hao, the classic Hong Kong film feel, Donnie Yen Andy Lau standardized acting, Wah Chai too much Lei Luo look, I hope that the new era of Hong Kong films can be reproduced in the past glory.