Right. She did it much better than any other female kung fu fighters. Even outperformed Ip Man, I'd say! She could've played the perfect Yim Wing Chun instead of Michelle Yeoh!
Indeed. Amazing skills and amazing physical ability. She's also one of those extremely rare girls who combine beauty, charm, cuteness and sexiness, while usually most of these things delete each other. And there's elegance on top of that. Normally I'm completely insensitive to women's charms, but Moon Lee gives me shivers.
@@chaxologist2024 Ip Man/Donnie Yen is about Wing Chun isn't he? It's a pretty simple stand on the ground martial art. The one you would pick to use when walking on slippery surface. The one I would pick, because I'm not conditioned to do splits or flying kicks, although I'm trying.
@@piotrmalewski8178 Well, Ip Man's opponents happen to be strictly stylistic and one dimensional all the way until Barton Geddes shows up while Moon Lee's opponents have a more mixed and coordinated standup fighting style. If you notice, the 10 black belts Ip Man fought mostly went after him one at a time and not a single one of them has thrown a low kick or attempted to grapple or grab him while some of Moon Lee's went attacking her together with such coordination such as in Angel Terminators 2 and the Manchu soldiers shown in Fist of Power (1995) and did attempted to grapple with her many times. Maybe the primary reason is due to the 80s and 90s style HK fighting pace and choreography which is its golden era compared to its regression when Ip Man films showed up with so much more slowed motion and less creativity. I'd even argue that Moon Lee's opponent Billy Chow in the movie "Kickboxer's Tears" (1992) is much more skilled and dangerous compared to Ip Man's opponent Twister in "Ip Man 2" (2010) with the former also having much more superior choreography than the latter, showing us how regressed HK choreography has became since the 90s, especially after CCP took over Hong Kong. It is absolutely no coincidence that Moon Lee retired from acting in films right after 1997. Thus, it is the reason why Moon Lee in her prime would easily outperform Donnie Yen's performance as Ip Man due to the regression of HK fighting choreography after the 90s and the only modern martial arts films that would be on par or outperform her would be The Raid films starring Iko Uwais. So about the high and jumping kicks and splits and stuff, I think it is necessary to deal with an opponent who attacks you with a aerial attack and another one attempting to kick you in the legs at the same time which Moon Lee is certainly capable of more than Wing Chun because one needs to intercept an opponent mid air where they are most vulnerable and at the same time, be able to evade a kick to the base leg by another opponent. Otherwise if you want a grounded martial art for your lack of such physical attributes to deal with such attacks in equal terms, do combine Wing Chun with Boxing footwork (with old English bare knuckle punching style) and know how to wrestle because it is mobility and ease of repositioning that would defend against such aforementioned attacks. If you just stick to Wing Chun stylistically, you would easily get overwhelmed like what you see happening to those so called masters of Wing Chun in real life because it is only intended to be fought in trapping range strictly with its Chi Sao sticky hands specialty and it best works when combined or complimented with other styles depending on your physical attributes. For example, if it were Moon Lee or Michelle Yeoh in her movie Wing Chun 1994, they may use Wing Chun combined with flying kicks and splits of Kung Fu because of their superb flexibility and coordination while if it is you or a big guy who is not flexible with his legs, you may combine it with Boxing and Wrestling and use footwork and ease of repositioning through mobility as compensation.
@@chaxologist2024 Imho thing to remember is that Yip Man supposedly was a real fighter in his youth, so so obviously his style had to be more down to earth, and more suited to one vs. one ring like encounters. Practicality of flying kicks remains questionable, while after recent destructions of Wing Chun masters, there are a few guys who discovered that if you introduce proper pressure testing and full contact sparring, Wing Chun techniques can actually be used in real fight with great success. The use of flying kicks however remains questionable, as they have not so far been made functional, and there are serious doubts about it. Obviously, aside from the fact that you can slip and fall, thing is it just takes time to build pendulum for those kicks, and then another person can just move in and throw you out of balance easily. So I do imagine that those kicks could work either against a person using the same technique, which would make them a formalised duel, or, they should be used only on more open space, against opponents who are not aware what's going on because they have already been beaten up badly or as surprise attack. It might make sense, since wushu originates from military excercises, and battlefield is a completely different situation to fighting on a ring or in a cage, and I guess in general battle confusion, and when many soldiers are already wounded (or poorly trained!), those flying kicks could then work.
Nice compilation as usual~I'm from HK and watched Moon Lee since I was little. Love all HK action movies and Moon Lee too ! I also watch your Moon Lee compilation every week and curious how can you obtain so many high quality video movie clip every time, eg those from 夜魔先生 this time is much better than that of compilation 4. You are really a number one Moon Lee fan and please keep it up your good works ! Fist of Power is really worth watching and she is so beautiful and lovely in this tv drama~!!
@@moriatomerikenko Do you know is there any dvd or bluray of Moon Lee available in Japan ? I only got 天使行動 HK version dvd、Mr Vampire、The protector dvd.. and would like to know the situation in Japan. It would be great if can find 天使行動2, 3 and Princess Madam dvd...Thanks~!!
Wow Moon Lee, I like all your excellent fight scenes from all your movies. You are the queen of Kung Fu and you are undefeatable. My nice comments are for you Moon Lee
Hi, メリケンコさん. Thanks for your all videos of martial arts, especially Moon Lee and Yukari Oshima❤️. Will you make a fight compilation of "Moon Lee vs Yukari Oshima"? I really want to see it.🙏
She's so tiny, i worry about her getting Hurt, i don't like seeing women hit, but, you know, it's not the size of a dog in a fight, but the size of the fight in a dog. She has a lot of skill, and she's Adorable too.😍
She should star in new action films. Let's say in the film "Modern Kung Fu Mulan" where, by analogy with Mulan, she would go to the men's kung fu championship and win everyone there. She is very skillful at fighting several kung fu masters at the same time. What is difficult for Ip Man.
