IP Man 3

Classic Chinese movies might seem like a thing of the past, but Donnie Yen seems to differ with this Cantonese style of Kung Fu. Having a taste for International movies makes it a must for the mind to be very broad in order to accept a movie from another culture talking about events that might or may not have happened.

The stories continues from the prequels where kung fu master ip man (Donnie Yen) tries to vindicate his community against violence and oppressive and uptight dictatorship from foreigners to Hong Kong at the time. In this story, he battles against Mike Tyson, although Mike is just one of the people he fights but the fight seems to be an epic one. For those of you who don’t know, Mike Tyson is a very weight championship boxes during the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. 

The whole plot was centered around Ip man’s wife who was slowly dying from Cancer and his honor to regains the Grand mastership of the Wing Chun Clan. However the outcome, IP Man was able to defend his title and the respect of his community together with bringing enemies close to one another.

Although the plots and story line was good, however i felt the entire movies was based on complete fighting and sometime the dialogue doesn’t fit what was being sad. I don’t know if it was a bad translation from Cantonese to English or rather was a bad editing altogether either way the movie proved to live up to its expectations. especially in the east where the movies was watched countless times by movie lovers.