Where is the IP man's first son? The IP man's son in this film was born at the end of IP man 2. The first son is missing in IP man 3!!!!!

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.

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.

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.