What you may need to know:
1. Bruce Lee’s master Yip Man (Donnie Yen) takes a stand against a brutal property developer.
2. Mike Tyson’s in it… “so you know it’s good.”
3. Yen has landed a role in Gareth Edwards’ forthcoming Star Wars: Rogue One (2016).
4. What do you mean you haven’t seen Ip Man (2008) or Ip Man 2 (2010)? They’re only two of the best wuxia movies ever.
5. Quentin’s taking notes.
6. Broadsheet prognosis: Ip Ip hooray.
Release date: December 24 (Hong Kong)
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Ip Man was class but Ip Man 2 was pretty much Rocky IV. After Ip Man 2 Donnie Yen said there was no more to tell of Ip Man. I guess the cheque changed his mind.
All that said, I will of course be going to see this.
I enjoyed one and two. I never thought I’d enjoy that sort of thing.
IP Man 3. It’s time to get serious about internet protocols
A lot of people seem willing to ignore any crime where there’s no photographic/video evidence of it. Tyson makes movies while Chris Brown is still persona non grata.
http://youtu.be/JXRN_LkCa_o
Tyson served his time.
Yeah, Tyson is a weird one. You had Ronda Rousey recently, rightly, (hooray for alliteration) call out Floyd Mayweather for his nasty little habit of beating the crap out of his girlfriends, yet she’ll pose for photos and do interviews with Tyson.
Chris Brown is doing fairly well in the states, if the charts are anything to go by.
(His 2014 album debuted at number 2 on the US Billboard 200.
The above single peaked at number 9 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Despite abhorrent lyrics and, yunno, the fact that he brutally assaulted his girlfriend.)