"Ip Man 3" is the latest in Donnie Yen's series of films about the real-life martial arts master who is best known in the West for having been Bruce Lee's teacher.

The Ip Man franchise rolls on in a fifth tale about the legendary Chinese martial artist.

"Ip Man 3” premiered Wednesday in Los Angeles at the Pacific Theaters at the Grove, with Donnie Yen (Ip Man) and Mike Tyson (Frank).

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The rest of the carelessly plotted story consists mostly of setups for fight scenes, nicely staged in such distinctive locations as an elevator, an umbrella store and the hull of a partly built ship.

Ip Man 3 mostly delivers the goods, but it doesn't do much to justify its existence beyond a handful of memorable fight scenes.

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And when the crowd rallies to Ip Man’s cause in the final scenes, chanting “China!” in unison, it betrays its ulterior motivations for Ip Man and his legacy.

Donnie Yen’s Ip Man movies are some of the best and most influential martial arts and action movies of the century. Watch all four before they leave Netflix this month.