Largely fictional biopic of Bruce Lee but there is enough fact mixed in with the myth that makes it interesting. The highlight and what salvages this film is Jason Scott Lee's acting. He captured the spirit and mannerisms of Lee well enough. I think a lot of the flaws with this film can be chalked up to the inferior writing and directing rather than the actors involved.

God-awful fight scenes punctuated with outright lies about Bruce's life, abilities, character, everything. And of course, they are all horribly written and acted. Avoid this garbage.

If you are even vaguely interested in Bruce Lee, this film is a must. Based on real events, Dragon takes some cinematic liberties in creating a masterful biography of this mysterious and supremely talented man. I loved it so much I watched it back to back then bought it the first chance I had.

71.500

A pretty good biopic. As with most, there are historical inaccuracies, but it's an entertaining movie.

Soild biopic.

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Highly exaggerated but Jason Scott Lee gives such gusto it turns out to be pretty entertaining. I also really liked the soundtrack. I would have rated it higher if Holly wasn't so terrible.

This is one of those movies you often see playing really late at night on cable channels, and to be honest, that's exactly where it belongs. Not a film that you analyze, or think about, but a film that offers cheesy Kung Fu action with an emotionally satisfying plot - exactly what you need when sleep-deprives

ok

Better than any actual Bruce Lee movie.

As time passes, I care less and less about Bruce Lee.