"ip Man 3" Has New Release Date In China And Posters To Prove It

Donnie Yen showing off his Wing Chun in "Ip Man 3"

Over at MoviesWithButter.com, I’ve written two articles regarding “Ip Man 3,” the film that’s holding its own in Asian territories against “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”

If you’re not familiar with Asian cinema,”Ip Man” one of the most popular franchises in that area of the world. It stars Donnie Yen, arguably the top Asian action star in the last decade.

The biopic, very loosely based on the life of the teacher who taught Bruce Lee, is getting a limited release in the U.S. on January 22nd. It was first released in Asia on December 24th -- a date that was also originally slated for China, but was pulled for reasons unexplained.

The first article with the new release date did well, probably because I was one of the first to publish it. The second article about the posters did ok.

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