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    Review: 'Master Z: Ip Man Legacy' enjoyably expands a martial arts universe

    by Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Apr 12, 2019 3 minutes

    In the world of Hong Kong martial arts films, Ip Man is the gift who keeps on giving.

    Man, who died in 1972, was a master of a school of fighting called Wing Chun. He became a celebrated figure after one of his pupils, Bruce Lee, transformed into a still-revered international sensation.

    "Ip Man," the first film to build a fictional story around this real person, came out in 2008, and

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