JustinLuck
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I pre-ordered him through www.manofactionfigures.com via the endorsement given in this thread.
Nope, can't move the torso. yup, narrow shoulder. Enterbay should have used their BL bodies for this, instead of the overtall cheap plastic body
It says "Available:- Mon, 01-31-2011"I pre-ordered him through www.manofactionfigures.com via the endorsement given in this thread.
It says "Available:- Mon, 01-31-2011"
Looks like you just have to wait. Maybe email them to confirm the date of availability.
I have 5 already here...
You should watch it on DVD /Blu ray. They have the movie dubbed (it's well worth watching dubbed).
It was dubbed in English, but only the Chinese was dubbed. The Japanese soldiers speaking, and the writing in the epilogue was not translated.
I figure the Japanese not being dubbed was an "artistic" decision, but not knowing what the epiloque said was annoying. By the pictures I can tell that it was probably saying something like Ip lived a long and happy life after the invasion was over.
Spoiler:"Ip Man refused to be subjugated by the Japanese army and used his fists to call forth the unity of the Chinese people. Assisted by his good friend Zhou Qingquan, the wounded Ip Man successfully fled Fo Shan with his wife and son.
On August 15th, 1945, Emperor Hirohito of Japan announced that Japan would surrender unconditionally. The Chinese finally won and ended a war that lasted 8 long years.
In 1949, the Grandmaster Ip Man settled in Hong Kong. He started his first Wing Chun class at Kowloon Hotel's Staff Association Headquarters, turning a new leaf in his life.
In 1967, Grandmaster Ip Man started the Wing Chun Athletic Association to foster the spirit of Wing Chun with a group of like-minded enthusiasts, fulfilling the most cherished dream of his later years.
The lineage of Grandmaster Ip Man's disciples has exceeded 2 million people. There are lots of talented people among his disciples...
Including the most illustrious action star of all, Bruce Lee."
Are the ones from ACGHK2010 of better quality?
It was dubbed in English, but only the Chinese was dubbed. The Japanese soldiers speaking, and the writing in the epilogue was not translated.
I figure the Japanese not being dubbed was an "artistic" decision, but not knowing what the epiloque said was annoying. By the pictures I can tell that it was probably saying something like Ip lived a long and happy life after the invasion was over.
I saw the undubbed subtitled version. It was a pretty good movie, though not acurate to his real life. Ip-man was addicted to opium, and he was a cop during the earlier parts of his life according to wikipedia.
Cotswold has one similar.
https://www.gijoeelite.com/f_itemPart.asp?strPart=GIXT-002
Cotswold has one similar.
https://www.gijoeelite.com/f_itemPart.asp?strPart=GIXT-002
Oh really? Hmm didn't know this, thanks for this info bro. Nonetheless, still one of the best martial arts movie I've seen so far.
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