And actor Kwok-Kwan Chan did a good job, although it was a bit over-acted in a way. 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. So I think they could have fared better with a different cast for the role of Frank.
Sure he might throw a powerful punch, but he doesn't have acting talent nor much on-screen appeal. The cast in "Ip Man 3" was good, although I personally didn't like that they had Mike Tyson in the movie. 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. It was nicely choreographed and equally so executed by the martial artists on the screen. And the martial arts in this third movie was done with great skill, it was graceful and visually impressive to look at. Similar to the previous two movies, then "Ip Man 3" is loaded with martial arts throughout the course of the movie. He really was cast so well for this particular role, especially because he is capable of combining acting and martial arts with grace. Donnie Yen makes a third and glorious return as Ip Man, and he does so once again with flying colors. 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.
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.
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