Legendary director and choreographer, Yuen Woo-Ping, clearly wasn't messing around when it came to the hand-to-hand combat scenes in Master Z: IP Man Legacy, delivering some truly superb fighting sequences in grand style no less. One in particular takes our hero atop the neon light-up signs of Hong Kong's Bar Street for a spectacular edge of your seat martial arts battle. There's also a brutal table busting and glass breaking brawl inside a fancy restaurant that, if you're like me, will have you flinching with every blow. So yes, if it's explosive combat you want, Master Z has got 'em in spades. Whats more, the gorgeous 1960's set recreations and colourful costumes are nothing short of cinematic eye candy to behold. Seriously, you can take a still picture at just about any point in the film and proceed to hang it on your wall as a work of art. On the performances front, they range from restrained (Zhang) to delightful (Yeoh), with perhaps Dave Bautista being the standout as a shady businessman with a knack for making great steak. Trust me, his years in the WWE pay off here - big time! And no matter how campy or melodramatic the plot may get, Master Z's big combat set pieces and all around martial arts fun, make it all wonderfully worthwhile.