Took me a minute to realize it all the dynamic, but Shang Chi uses his Mom’s fighting style to stop his dad, then uses his Dad’s to kill the dragon. Really is a product of both of his parents.

This fight scene is proof that live-action anime done right is possible. It plays out much like a shonen fight, minus the screaming. The choreography and over-the-top powers while still retaining a sense of grounded-ness is a staple of the genre. It even has flashbacks.

Whoever came up with the concept of turning the original rings into bracelets on the arm is a genius.

While shang obviously won, wenu is easily one of the most formidable opponents in the mcu... they didn't ever make him seem weak or ruin him with humour.... he is plagued with tragedy and anger which is awesome to see. Such an amazing character

Xu Wenwu is a fantastic antagonist. He's not just some mustache twirling villan out for power. You can relate to his desire to rescue the woman he loved and who loved him. And topping it all off  Tony Leung's performance is brilliant.

The ring locking scene really shows how father and son each controls the rings. The energy flowing throung Shang's rings is flowing smoothly like a stream, while the power running through Wenwu's ones is turbulent, chaotic.

I love how creative the fight is choreographed. Shang Chi using the rings as platforms so he can kick from above is probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen in a Hollywood movie.

I love how Wenwu let's shang chi get used to the rings and feel them out, not only does he see his wife when they do but I feel like he's finally seeing his son take on his power and legacy. But then you see the rings float around Shang chi in a semi circle and then you realize he has to prove himself if he's gonna get the other half

Whoever re-invented the 10 rings as these versatile and formidable weapons deserves a raise. They're some of the best weapons I've seen in the MCU and visually stunning!

Fight choreography is so epic we can feel difference in fight forms and we can feel thair emotions through Thair fight.

It's the most wonderful fight scene I've ever seen. No long conversations, a clean fight. Respect to the director

This movie is closest we will ever get to a good live action anime movie

Am I the only one who feels sad watching them fight each other? Wenwu is broken because of the death of his wife. Shang Chi just want to have his father back. Both of them just want to have their family back.

No trash talk, no cringe one liner, no force humour, and Wenwu is truly menacing than other MCU villains who only ended up to be be goofy jokes for other superheroes.

This is why I love Shang Chi fights scene, all characters convey their emotions through actions and combat alone.

What I like about Wenwu is that he doesn't try to get back the rings when his wife and son are controlling it. He's not greedy of its power. I love that detail.

Avengers: The Kang Dynasty is in great hands...

Wenwu is the kind of guy who decides to give his opponent the win to defeat the final boss in a game

I love when the rings resonate with Shang-Chi's positive energy, it emits a warm color and the connection effect between the rings seems to be calm and peaceful.

The fact that these rings grants the user immortality..

This movie is so underrated, the fight choreography is incredible and the flash backs to Shangs mom teaching him the moves required to disarm the 10 rings is such a good connection and plot device.