This is not "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" with its subtlety, lyricism, and views about love, freedom and the consequences of one's allegiances.
Wing Chun (Yong Chun) is a light-hearted comedic martial arts movie, and it is a very good one, too.
Michelle Yeoh is amazing, she kicks butt and does so in her trademark elegance. She is never strident, or out-of-control. There is discipline in her acting as well as in her martial arts. The dialogue leaves something to be desired, and is a bit tacky at some points, but again, it's a comedy, so it's pretty easy to take into stride.
The tofu scene, where Wing Chun (Yeoh's character) schools her opponent, is probably one of the best in this film genre.
Wing Chun (Yong Chun) is a light-hearted comedic martial arts movie, and it is a very good one, too.
Michelle Yeoh is amazing, she kicks butt and does so in her trademark elegance. She is never strident, or out-of-control. There is discipline in her acting as well as in her martial arts. The dialogue leaves something to be desired, and is a bit tacky at some points, but again, it's a comedy, so it's pretty easy to take into stride.
The tofu scene, where Wing Chun (Yeoh's character) schools her opponent, is probably one of the best in this film genre.