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       #Post#: 8711--------------------------------------------------
       Ip Man 3D
       By: Mac Date: May 13, 2012, 2:45 pm
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       [glow=red,2,300]Donnie Yen Set To Return For ‘Ip Man 3D’[/glow]
       I could care less about the 3D, but am rather shocked to see
       this news. Donnie Yen said he was done with the Ip Man series.
       Glad to see he re-thought that. Ip Man I & II is some of my fav
       martial arts flicks.
       [quote]
       They say the best things come in threes.  Nowadays in the film
       industry, blockbuster movies not only come in threes, but in 3D
       as well. Enter: Ip Man 3D.
       Twitch is reporting that Donnie Yen (Ip Man, Ip Man 2) will
       return to reprise his role as Yip Man, also pronounced “Ip Man,”
       the legendary Chinese martial artist who studied the art of Wing
       Chun and went on to teach his craft to students in China.
       Perhaps you’ve heard of his greatest pupil: a young man by the
       name of Bruce Lee.
       The first Ip Man follows Ip’s time in the city of Foshan during
       the Sino-Japanese war and features some of the most breathtaking
       fight scenes ever to grace the silver-screen. Ip Man 2 is set in
       Hong Kong, which is under British Colonial rule at the time, and
       successfully ups its predecessor with its unique battle scenes.
       Donnie Yen initially stated that he would not return to the Ip
       Man franchise after the second film, but has evidently had a
       change of heart since making those comments.
       Many believe it’s only a matter of time before Yen brings his
       talents stateside. In 2011, rumors floated around that Donnie
       Yen would be added to the cast of The Expendables 2, but the
       casting never came to fruition – much to the chagrin of hardcore
       action fans. Visions of another fight scene between Yen and Jet
       Li begun dancing around in heads across the globe.
       Plenty of folks roll their eyes when they hear mention of 3D
       being used in a film, but there has to be some sort of
       excitement when thinking of the possibilities of using the
       effect on Donnie Yen, with Ip Man director Wilson Yip once again
       calling the shots. We were not fortunate to get to see Bruce Lee
       do battle in HD or 3D, but this is a step in the right
       direction.
       There is no word yet on when production for Ip Man 3 will begin,
       but Pegasus Motion Pictures, the studio behind Ip Man, is aiming
       for a 2013 release. Lynn Hung (Ip Man 2) and Yu Bo are set to
       join Yen in the threequel.
       [/quote]
       #Post#: 19083--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ip Man 3D
       By: Mac Date: May 12, 2013, 10:03 pm
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       [glow=red,2,300]Donnie Yen and Wilson Yip Withdraw from “Ip Man
       3”[/glow]
       [quote]By Joanna on May 10, 2013
       
       In April of last year, it was announced that Donnie Yen
       (甄子丹) would be reprising his role as the
       titular character in Ip Man 3 <&#33865;&#21839; 3>, leading to
       the heightened anticipation of many fans. However, a Hong Kong
       magazine recently reported that a dispute had risen between
       producer Raymond Wong (&#40643;&#30334;&#40180;) and director
       Wilson Yip (&#33865;&#20553;&#20449;), and that Raymond wanted
       his son, Edmond Wong (&#40643;&#23376;&#26707;), to helm the
       movie instead. In order to show support for the director, Donnie
       decided to back out of Ip Man 3, insisting that he would not act
       if Wilson did not direct.
       At the beginning of the year, Raymond announced that Pegasus
       Motion Pictures had spent 150 million RMB in order to bring back
       the dream duo of Donnie and Wilson. He also indicated that
       filming for Ip Man 3 was slated to begin in Hangzhou in July.
       Moreover, the movie was planned to be released in 3D.
       However, the lack of news sparked concern among fans and the
       media. It was soon discovered that Ip Man 3 was facing funding
       problems, which stemmed from the hesitance of mainland Chinese
       companies to invest in projects that might not bring a
       satisfactory return at the box office. Their unwillingness to
       invest has been exacerbated by box office flops like Magic to
       Win <&#38283;&#24515;&#39764;&#27861;>, which was produced by
       Raymond, and the recent Saving General Yang
       <&#24544;&#28872;&#26954;&#23478;&#23559;>.
       Despite the limited funds, Raymond felt that the cast and crew
       should commence filming. Wilson suggested that they cut
       production costs, although he was worried about the effect that
       this would have on the movie’s quality and 3D special effects.
       To Wilson, it would be better to not film, rather than risk
       damaging the series’ reputation due to lack of funds. In the
       end, Raymond decided to replace Wilson with his son, Edmond, and
       to shoot Ip Man 3 in regular 2D.
       In response to this decision, Donnie announced that he was
       withdrawing alongside Wilson. The two share a deep friendship,
       which started when they first collaborated on the 2005 movie
       SPL: Sha Po Lang <&#27578;&#30772;&#29436;>. Since then, they
       have worked together on four more films, including the first two
       installments of the highly successful Ip Man series. Many say
       they are a golden pair, destined to work together, and that a
       success for one is a success for the other.
       When asked about his take on Ip Man 3, Wilson responded that he
       has not yet made a decision: “I’m still in the middle of
       discussing the details, because I can make a decision only when
       I see if there are new factors included.” Donnie showed his
       support for Wilson, saying, “I’m waiting for Wilson to be
       ready!”
       According to insiders, Donnie and Wilson’s filming schedules are
       packed for the rest of the year, making it unlikely that they
       will have time to start shooting Ip Man 3 in July. Wilson is set
       to begin filming Zhong Kui <&#37758;&#39319;>, whereas Donnie
       will go from the set of The Iceman Cometh
       <3D&#20912;&#23553;&#20448;> directly to that of Teddy Chan’s
       (&#38515;&#24503;&#26862;) One Person’s Martial Arts Circle
       <&#19968;&#20491;&#20154;&#30340;&#27494;&#26519;>.
       In response to possible scheduling conflicts, Raymond’s
       daughter, Alvina, responded, “We are a listed company, and we
       signed a contract with the investors. No matter who is in the
       cast, we will start filming.”[/quote]
       #Post#: 20970--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ip Man 3D
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: July 17, 2013, 8:15 am
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       Well, that's gotta bum you out somewhat.
       #Post#: 20976--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ip Man 3D
       By: Mac Date: July 17, 2013, 8:22 am
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       A little.
       Yet Donnie Yen is doing plenty in spite of Ip Man series.
       He's keeping me plenty entertained.
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