The film is written and produced by Tsui Hark and tells the story of Huang Feihong's youth, but the thick ink composes the love of Huang Qiying and his son, which is rarely seen in the works of Woo Ping Yuen. As for the action scenes, Woo Ping Yuen returned to traditional kung fu movies, shooting more coherent real actions without stopping the machine, which was particularly violent and exciting. The "Shadowless Legs" kicked out with a hanging wire in "Men's Self-Reliance" are also reproduced with Donnie Yen's fast legs in "Iron Monkey". In addition, the Southern School Hongquan, which "Master Huang" was really good at in history, also became the main application of the enemy in this film, instead of using Northern School Kungfu like Jet Li 's "Huang Feihong" series. In addition, even in the end of the film, the life-and-death duel on the nearly burnt wooden stakes completed with hanging thread, if Donnie Yen, Ringo Yu, and Ren Shiguan have no real martial arts skills, it will be difficult to perfectly present it.
It goes without saying that Woo Ping Yuen is good at creating outstanding Kung Fu action male stars. In this book, the young Feihong is reversed by an actress. The weak Jane Wang also appeared as a beating girl. It is undoubtedly designed by Woo Ping Yuen. A major innovation highlight. "Iron Monkey" is not so much about looking back and telling the background of Huang Feihong's Kung Fu growth, it is better to use his eyes to create the legendary stories of the two northern and southern heroes, Donnie Yen and Ringo Yu's performance in this film has reached a new height in his personal acting career, and has also become a classic handed down in the hearts of action movie fans.
In the film, Ringo Yu successfully played the dual roles of Doctor Yang and "Iron Monkey" with his impeccable performance, playing between the two roles. Sometimes he is a gentle and elegant doctor, and sometimes a murderous martial arts master. Donnie Yen plays Huang Qiying. The character he portrays is not only a martial arts fighter, but also a kind and loving father. Although the role change is not easy, he performs vividly and vividly. A young actress who has won a martial arts competitionHuang Feihong, who plays Huang Qiying's son, has superb martial arts and patriotism, and is a character often appearing in many martial arts movies. Jane Wang plays Dr. Yang's assistant in the film and also has an excellent martial arts performance. The characters they create are superb martial arts, enthusiastic and kind, and form a strong contrast with the ridiculously stupid villains who appear to greet them.
