This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Masterful Movie

Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Ip Man 3 is the third movie about Ip Man, who is interpreted by Donnie Yen. I really enjoyed the movie because it is not only action and fights, rather it also focuses on Ip Man's private life with his family and wife in particular. Furthermore, I also liked how the fight scenes were made, above all the one Wing Chun v Wing Chun. So, in the third movie we see that Ip Man can fight and win against other Chinese martial arts such as Wing Chun, Thai box and box.I would have given 10, but I expected a better use of Mike Tyson. I think he should have been given more space and a better fight against Donnie Yen. In fact, their fight only lasts 3 minutes and after it, he is not seen anymore in the movie.In conclusion, I really loved this movie and I hope they will continue to make movies about Ip Man.

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!

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.

The Ip Man movies are modern martial arts classics, and naturally, the final installment had a lot to live up to to follow the excellent first, and (in my opinion) even better second, and yet it does not disappoint at all.Donnie Yen is superb as always, a solid acting performance providing embellishment to the high class of martial arts we have come to expect from him. The scenes in this are expertly choreographed, beautifully shot, and powerfully delivered, and once again I find myself entranced. A lot of commentary has centred around the increased 'spirituality' in this installment, which I personally welcomed as I find it adds depth that ultimately draws you further into the experience.In summary, another fantastic movie and worthy of the title.