Each successive film is more about the action and less about the story
It’s 1959 in Hong Kong and Donnie Yen is up against some gangsters again this time led by Mike Tyson of all people. It’s another subtle message about Chinese standing up to foreigners. Yen also meets Zhang Jin who is a student of Wing Chun who wants to test his skills. Unlike the previous two films this one is far more about the action then the story. Yen gets into a series of fights almost from the get go including several where he takes on entire gangs. All are well done with only a bit of special effects. Yen is great as usual and maintains his humble portrayal of Ip Man. He’s someone who never went looking for a fight and didn’t brag about himself.
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