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A third delve into the legend of Ip Man. And I will say that they managed to keep the third movie up to level with the previous two movies, and that was an achievement in itself.The story here revolves around a property developer and his gangsters trying to claim a local school, and Master Ip Man takes it upon himself to stand up to them.Donnie Yen makes a third and glorious return as Ip Man, and he does so once again with flying colors. He really was cast so well for this particular role, especially because he is capable of combining acting and martial arts with grace.Similar to the previous two movies, then "Ip Man 3" is loaded with martial arts throughout the course of the movie. And the martial arts in this third movie was done with great skill, it was graceful and visually impressive to look at. It was nicely choreographed and equally so executed by the martial artists on the screen. There are some very memorable martial arts scenes throughout this movie, as there has been in the previous two, but the elevator scene was especially interesting.The cast in "Ip Man 3" was good, although I personally didn't like that they had Mike Tyson in the movie. Sure he might throw a powerful punch, but he doesn't have acting talent nor much on-screen appeal. So I think they could have fared better with a different cast for the role of Frank.It was also a nice touch to see a young Bruce Lee make an appearance in the movie, seeking to study with Master Ip Man. And actor Kwok-Kwan Chan did a good job, although it was a bit over-acted in a way. But it was fun, nonetheless.The 2015 "Ip Man 3" movie is a definite must watch movie if you enjoy martial arts, and especially so if you enjoyed the previous two "Ip Man" movies from 2008 and 2010.

It is not very often you get 3 strikes in a row but Donnie Yen and the makers of the Ip man films ,with this movie,pulled it off.There were some worries going in to this and some time I didn't even consider this would be a trilogy. The first two movies both had actual endings that would validate it stopping because it could stand on his own.So the worries came first with the trailer showing it would feature Mike Tyson so I had a fear it would take place in America and that made me concerned about the continuation.Luckily I got that wrong and I found Mike Tyson to play very well and he seemed committed to the role.The fight scenes were superb and the drama was really heartfelt.Especially the scenes with his wife having to fight cancer was hard to swallow and kept the story grounded and the fights more intense because the stakes got higher that way.The movie starts off with a scene where he meets Bruce Lee for the first time and after that scene I already knew that this could be the ending I always hoped for as a trilogy.The right actor, a good story and the right direction can create a great trilogy.Be a hip man and go watch Ip man.Maybe....the greatest trilogy ever made(for now).Enjoy!

The movie had some of the greatest wing chun fight sequences I've ever seen, which were extremely well-choreographed and believable (except that most people could never receive the blows these characters take, and survive, let alone keep fighting). However, the dramatic sequences were heavy and frequent, slowing the pace of the movie to make it downright laborious (requiring fast forwarding for the sake of two teen aged boys who, like myself, could not appreciate the dramatic acting by Chinese actors who were rather poorly overdubbed in English). The movie is definitely worth renting, if you have an interest in martial arts films. It's just so well done. But be ready to fast forward ;-)

I was hyped about this one. The previous 2 were great, and wanted to see more."Was it interesting?" The story wasn't as good as the earlier films.1 out of 3 "Was it memorable?" The fight scenes were good as usual. The "cameo" was a tad strange.2 out of 3."Was it entertaining?" The character development slowed everything down. The plot didn't have any urgency.1.5 out of 3.Starting with 1 (because the British say so), 1 + 1 + 2 + 1.5 = 5.5 The ending was disappointing so I'd say a 5. I'm not sure if they were implying another sequel, but I doubt there will be.