The KFG Meets Lo Meng Part 2 Venoms Ip Man Hard Boiled | Kung Fu Genius Episode 5 

😂😂😂 "Spring Thunder makes a Sound"

Another great interview with Sifu Lo Meng! Thanks Kung Fu Genuis!

Awesome interview. Being a Cantonese speaker myself, I definitely got the joke. The Cantonese, especially Hong Kong Cantonese, we always hold poetry in high regard. The Triads use it when they confront one another, it is to show your Academic side because it is held in high regard to know both Academic (Mun) and Martial (Mo). Now for that Stunt guy to crack that joke when a famous Director farts, it is both hilarious and poetic and of course, right in line with Hong Kong culture.

Dude, you are so FN lucky. I always wanted to meet hm in person. Behind Bruce Lee he is my second favorite Kung Fu action star.

Awesome video! Can't wait to see more.

Thank you ,Si-Gung for posting this interview with Lo Sifu- His Toad character was my second favorite (Love Spiderman, so, the Lizard's my favorite). That "Kid With The Golden Arms" is the truth, too. This must have been a really cool interview because he seems so laid back and has a great sense of humor.

It sucked that his characters got killed all the time but he's one of the best Shaw Brother actors :)

great interview!!! love it

What a long successful career...most ripped dude in Kung fu cinema and possibly the funniest

Your man Leung ting was the choreographer on the venoms

Lo Meng is one of my Favorite martial artists.

We need a southern mantis film!

did his movie ever get made?

I watched all of his films, including Roar of the Lion ,Clan Wars and all the Venom Mob films. Personally I thought they were the best. The ones they filmed without him were good. But as a fan of their films when he was cast the story was better and of course the action was better.

#lomeng 🐉✅💥

Lo Meng is great！see his KFC commercials？

Hello, did he start working on his movie yet? I can't wait, I hope it becomes a done deal. I studied Wing Chun in the mid-'80s, man I was so glad to watch Donnie Yuen, I was like, yup that's Wing Chun haha

New one.. to me

Did his movie ever materialize?

Legend

Thanks for the content. Do you know the name of the movie where the fighter is training with ankle weights and is trying to jump out a pit? Thx

The Ip Man movies did Lo Mang dirty IMO. Love the guy in the Venoms flicks and Lion Vs Lion. His Mantis is top drawer. What a legend.

I can see a sequel of 5 Deadly Venoms, but, only in it's origin . Although, they are fictional techniques, at least 2 are actual martial arts styles. Snake 🐍 & Leopard 🐆 of Southern 5 Patterns. 5 venom snake 🐍 is REALLY the Snake form & Leopard 🐆 form in disguise of 5 venom lizard 🦎. Take away the acrobats , lizard is a crouching form , attracting the lower anatomy of the opponent, just as The Leopard of 5 Patterns forms. I practiced the Snake & Leopard forms in my younger days studying from the 📕 5 Patterns of Southern Kung-fu...I forget the author. As 4 the other 3 real" Venom "techniques! As U already know Toad 🐸 is Southern Mantis, Centipede 🦠 is Iron palm mixed with northern arts & Scorpion 🦂 is Taekwondo a mandatory martial art 🥋 Sun Chien learned while in The Chinese Army

That's awesome news about the toad a.k.a. kid with the golden arm doing a film in which his style will be heavily featured. I'm so sick and tired of the IP Man films oversaturating the kung fu movie industry. There are thousands of unique kung fu styles that haven't been properly showcased in films that are long overdue on the big screen. People seem to be hung up on Wing Chun which quite frankly is solely due to the Bruce Lee cult that insists he was the best and therefore Wing Chun must be the best. Seeing Donnie Yen using a weaker style such as Wing Chun compared to his usual Hung Gar was and is a step down in my opinion. I consider all branches of southern praying mantis to be far more powerful than Wing Chun. I always wondered why they didn't let Lo Meng use Chu Gar against Donnie Yen in the films. Probably not to upset the Southern Mantis fans is my only guess because the script had to have him lose the fight. When he mentioned The Grandmaster I immediately thought of how great the Xingyiquan and Bajiquan styles were shown and I wished they had those guys fight IP Man in the movie. What a missed opportunity! Lo Meng is my favorite venom and it always made me mad whenever he died in the Shaw Brothers films. Hong Kong needs to move on from Wing Chun and Bruce Lee. They have an enormously rich history of sources to draw from for a variety of different styles that should receive attention. A film based on the life of Guo Yunshen or Li Shuwen would make for far more exciting fight scenes as well as a better story. Wing Chun has been done to death and is boring to watch with it's narrow display of techniques compared to other styles.