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Enter the Dragon
1973
Drama, Suspense/Thriller
1h 42m
A martial artist agrees to spy on a reclusive crime lord using his invitation to a tournament there as cover (imdb)
Directed by:
Robert ClouseScreenwriter:
Michael AllinStarring:
Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Kien Shih, Ahna Capri, Angela Mao, Jim Kelly, Roy Chiao, Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, Robert Wall, Marlene Clark, Bolo YeungEnter the Dragon
1973
Drama, Suspense/Thriller
1h 42m
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Rated 16 Oct 2018
79
81st
The battle with the guards WAS magnificent. His skill IS extraordinary. Enjoyable 70s nonsense which is at its best when Lee is beating seven colours of shit out of people. Saxon and Kelly bring some fun to the party, and that Schifrin score is quality. Despite its reputation, there are probably better kung fu films, but this has a fairly unique appeal.
Rated 16 Oct 2018
Rated 05 Mar 2015
81
84th
The movie's villain is an island-owning creep with his office next to a torture museum and an opium den where 70's hippie ladies are being high as fukkkk all day. Even though I'm already an old guy, I think this is what I want to be when I grow up. Enter the Dragon is not perfect by a long stretch, but I don't give a hoot. Lee is the goddamn MAN and a delight to watch, the cast is neat and I love the proto-Mortal-Kombatness of it all. Cool, campy fun.
Rated 05 Mar 2015
Rated 08 Sep 2020
94
94th
The fighting is top notch, I love the paltry story to set up as much fisticuffs as possible, but realistically, Bruce Lee was never going to be a great actor like Chuck Nor...Jean Claude Van...Steven Seag...Dolph Lund...Tony Ja...You know what? He's does juuuuuuust fine.
Rated 08 Sep 2020
Rated 26 Feb 2007
3
38th
Why is this movie so highly regarded? Sure, Lee is an impressive physical specimen and an amazing martial artist, but a lot of the fight scenes in this movie are really pretty boring, because his opponents suck, so there's no balance. Bullying isn't fun. There's usually not any impressive choreography, either. There are a few good ones towards the end, though. And the story is just completely laughable.
Rated 26 Feb 2007
Rated 03 Apr 2009
69
37th
I did get to like Bruce Lee, Captain KitchenKnifeSet, even Bolo's tits, but generally this isn't my cup of anything. I can't stand all of these kung-fu shouts and groans and the faces with 'the poo is coming' expression.
Rated 03 Apr 2009
Rated 19 Nov 2019
79
67th
Bruce Lee moonlights as a surf guitar secret agent since being a warrior-poet doesn't pay bills. Sure, he beats up like a hundred guys at the end but the speech at the beginning is what gets me juiced - "A good martial artist does not become tense but ready, not thinking but not dreaming - ready for whatever may come. When the opponent expands I contract, when they contract I expand. When the opportunity comes I do not hit - it hits all by itself". Smash the mirror, destroy the self-image.
Rated 19 Nov 2019
Rated 11 Jul 2014
82
88th
The greatest body auteur of cinema brings to the screen not only the class and beauty of a man who is a master of subtle, light and strong moves, but an entire pack of conventions for martial arts films. It deals with an institution struggling with honor and one of its dissidents. Enter the Dragon also is a story of vengeance within a clandestine tournament, filled with amazing close-ups and marvelous visual solutions -- the mirror room sequence is a masterpiece.
Rated 11 Jul 2014
Rated 10 Jun 2012
75
77th
I actually liked it more for it 70sness camp than for the fighting. No way John Saxon could beat up Bolo Yeung!
Rated 10 Jun 2012
Rated 23 Apr 2010
80
78th
Exit the Griffin! Fair warning: If you scribble a pissy review for this Bruce Lee will rise from the grave, rip your still beating heart from your chest and punt it straight back down your throat.
Rated 23 Apr 2010
Rated 17 Jun 2009
71
53rd
To be brutally honest this is the only Bruce Lee movie with a passable plot, even though nowadays that plot has been done to death and really becomes cliche. However, Bruce Lee's fighting more than makes up for those faults. I wouldn't consider it landmark cinema, in fact there are some really amateur mistakes in terms of cinematography, and apparently Robert Clouse is a jerk, but Bruce Lee kicking ass and taking names catapult this flick from "painfully mediocre" to "pretty damn awesome."
Rated 17 Jun 2009
Rated 10 Mar 2020
75
64th
Look, if I knew this was just Mortal Kombat starring Bruce Lee, I would've watched this years ago. It's really not great, but that's what is so great about American kung fu movies. This is the epitome of fun.
Rated 10 Mar 2020
Rated 27 Jun 2016
71
53rd
Cool, flashy fun with the barest of minimums in plot & characterisation. Well shot but bluntly paced & just barely structured. Bruce Lee is always interesting to watch & there are a couple of great fights (Bruce vs. guards underground is just pure awesome). It mostly lacks the physical & mental intensity of some of the better Hong Kong productions of the time & goes for a sanitised lobotomised Hollywood style. A tad disappointing but solid stupid fun with nice visuals & very high camp potential.
Rated 27 Jun 2016
Rated 07 Jul 2014
75
85th
Negatives first: It takes a while to get going, the flashbacks are awkward, and the low rent James Bond plot is a real letdown, even in the context of a kung fu flick, and especially because this film was more ambitious than the two bob films Lee made in Hong Kong. I rate this film for two major reasons: 1)Lee's intense physicality, and 2)its masterful 'update' of the mirror scene in The Lady Of Shanghai. It's one of the most inspired variations on a classic movie sequence I've ever seen.
Rated 07 Jul 2014
Rated 16 Feb 2014
70
73rd
Lots of fun. It really is just Dr. No with martial arts, but then again, it's Dr. No with martial arts. Lee is as great as legend says, and I honestly liked his performance -- he knows everyone in the movie sucks compared to him, and he plays his character just the same. I like the medium shots, too; a nice change of pace from the shitty quick-cutting of today. Seriously, who can hate a movie in which Bruce Lee teams up with Carl Sagan to take down an Asian Richard Nixon?
Rated 16 Feb 2014
Rated 20 Sep 2013
75
67th
Every wall of my apartment is made of mirrors just to confuse anyone who tries to come in and fight me.
Rated 20 Sep 2013
Rated 27 Jan 2010
75
50th
A classic of the genre and one of the few martial arts films to garner a significant mainstream following. Ultimately, there are better and more interesting martial arts films, but this one serves as a great primer for the uninitiated as it's exciting and has a sensible plot not prone to the goofy excesses much of the genre is know for.
Rated 27 Jan 2010
Rated 07 May 2009
65
35th
The only draw here is watching the charismatic and surprisingly brotastic Lee break piles of human boards. The pacing is dreadful and the inanity of the plot had me shaking my head in disbelief. There's a few nicely composed shots here and there, but the only message I came away from this film with was that Bruce Lee was a fucking badass. Which for all I know makes this a success.
Rated 07 May 2009
Rated 20 Aug 2008
73
33rd
Overrated. Although this has some of the greatest (& beautifully shot) fight scenes ever filmed (esp. Bruce's battle w/ the guards underground), there's not enough of them, and the spaces in between aren't interesting enough. You basically wait for the fight scenes & it's the lack of action that makes me recommend almost all of Bruce's films (except Game of Death) over this one. Still... the fight scenes here score 100 plus.
Rated 20 Aug 2008
Rated 30 Aug 2007
5
6th
Bruce's best. Which isn't saying a lot. MInd you, I dig Bruce's martial arts chops; but he can't act, his directors can't direct, and the scriptwriters... well, I doubt there were any scriptwriters.
Rated 30 Aug 2007
Rated 14 Aug 2007
95
98th
Bruce Lee is so charismatic and awesome that it hardly matters that the story barely makes sense and that his costars are nowhere near as good as he is.
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 20 Nov 2022
70
56th
Han is decadent because he is opening up to the rest of the world and exporting stuff, just like the modernizing Hong Kong. Lee's fight is the good old Shaolin teaching's Stoicism fighting against decadent Westernization (traficcing girls and opium to the West). No surprise that help comes from a black panther! But beyond that fun and watchable.
Rated 20 Nov 2022
Rated 08 Jan 2021
100
91st
Lee is brought in by the Secret Service to compete in a martial arts tournament on an island ruled by a drug dealer. Lee is ordered to take him out, but there should be no weapons on the island. However, the kung fu expert Lee is a weapon in itself. What follows is a battle of life and death.
Rated 08 Jan 2021
Rated 14 Jul 2020
60
50th
The fights where people run into shot to get hit once are very underwhelming and the moans are weird, but a couple of the one on one fights are good. The dubbing is very noticeable throughout and the acting isn't great, though the spy plot is better than I expected.
Rated 14 Jul 2020
Rated 17 Mar 2018
70
41st
Was super drunk watching this, thought it was awesome as it was happening but felt a bit disappointed at the end. Some great fight scenes that I'd already seen most of on Youtube.
Rated 17 Mar 2018
Rated 26 Jun 2017
71
59th
Really fun, and it has a satisfyingly sleazy aura.
Rated 26 Jun 2017
Rated 13 Jan 2015
81
60th
Using this for my thesis as well. Lee showed that Asian men could be action heroes too, not just sidekicks. However, this movie is still problematic (desexaulization of Lee). Still, it does interesting things with race (friendship between Roper and Williams). Overall, not bad.
Rated 13 Jan 2015
Rated 10 Jul 2014
45
45th
John Saxon has been in a remarkable number of movies in which someone has knives for fingers. Also, who or what is 'the dragon'? Who enters it? Or is it entering? Is Bruce Lee the dragon, entering...the film?
Rated 10 Jul 2014
Rated 04 May 2012
100
91st
A Kung Fu classic. Who cares about anything else on film, or in the world, if Bruce Lee is on the screen?
Rated 04 May 2012
Rated 28 Mar 2012
85
91st
Superb film. Bruce Lee is phenomenal. No fancy camera tricks in this. Bruce does all his own stunts. Great cast. Great fighting scenes. Bruce Lees masterpiece.
Rated 28 Mar 2012
Rated 07 Sep 2011
77
66th
Man some of the dubbing is so bad. Besides that, this is pretty good. A simple plot gets us where we're going so we can see Bruce Lee kick ass all over the place.
Rated 07 Sep 2011
Rated 18 Apr 2011
70
30th
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Rated 18 Apr 2011
Rated 24 Sep 2010
74
90th
They story is so shoddy that it's unintentionally hilarious anytime Lee isn't kicking someone in the face, but when he is fighting it's entertaining and was unlike anything I had seen before.
Rated 24 Sep 2010
Rated 01 Sep 2010
40
54th
Professional guy-puncher makes a movie about guys getting punched. Watch it with someone you love.
Rated 01 Sep 2010
Rated 21 Apr 2010
4
33rd
Quite disappointing. Nothing stood out, the fight scenes felt uninspired and somehow watching Bruce Lee beat up everyone just doesn't carry the movie. I mean the plot surely wouldn't. Upon release and now-a-days its well praised, deemed important and has received cult classic status and my response is - why?
Rated 21 Apr 2010
Rated 13 Mar 2010
70
56th
There is only one reason to watch this film and that's to see Bruce Lee in form. There's some really iconic images in this film such as the hall with mirrors and the legendary tournament fight. Overall though it's marred by a silly 70's plot, bad pacing, and terrible dialog. The choreography isn't all that great either and pales in comparison with some of the fantastic stuff Shaw Bros was putting out in Hong Kong during this era.
Rated 13 Mar 2010
Rated 12 Mar 2010
61
62nd
Mostly americanized and probably most famous Bruce Lee film. Story is very simple, and doesn't always make sense. But it's the movie that spawned the whole illegal-martial-arts-tournaments subgenre. Fighting isn't the best you can see in the film with Bruce Lee, but it is the most colorful and very entertaining. Mirror effects in the end are great, and very innovative.
Rated 12 Mar 2010
Rated 04 Mar 2010
70
34th
Terrible overdubbing, but that's to be expected, minimal production values and at times even the action is cheesy, but this does retain a modicum of entertainment--all, of course, from Lee's ass kicking. If this were a non-stop thrill ride I'd have thought it definitely worthy of praise, but it just can't hold water compared with the martial arts stuff we've seen in recent years.
Rated 04 Mar 2010
Rated 13 Jan 2010
80
61st
Entertaining and not as over the top as I expected, which is good thing. Balances silliness with a decently constructed story, but really it's Bruce Lee kicking ass that keeps things going and he does it with style.
Rated 13 Jan 2010
Rated 22 Nov 2009
56
18th
Except for some of the fight scenes with Lee, this wasn't very good.
Rated 22 Nov 2009
Rated 15 Nov 2009
15
5th
Remember that really cool Bruce Lee poster? They should have kept it at that!
Rated 15 Nov 2009
Rated 06 Apr 2009
83
77th
The final fight sequence was pretty dissapointing, but the film's kitshy, cheesy, cliched vibe gives it an entertaning camp value surpassed by probably no other action film. Also, watching Bruce Lee being the general all-around bad ass that Bruce Lee is, is one of the most rewarding experiences of all cinema.
Rated 06 Apr 2009
Rated 21 Oct 2008
85
61st
A very good martial arts classic with the legendary Bruce Lee.Some entertaining fightings scenes... and a good performance.
Rated 21 Oct 2008
Rated 29 Apr 2008
60
45th
doesn't live up to the hype
Rated 29 Apr 2008
Rated 14 Aug 2007
78
70th
A great premise for a martial arts film, and Lee is always a pleasure to watch, especially when he's fighting angry. My only complaint is that the film spends too much time on Kelly and Saxon - they're ok, but compared to Lee's their fighting scenes feel slow and hokey (esp. Saxon's).
Rated 14 Aug 2007
Rated 04 Aug 2007
11
51st
Probably the most tolerable---on anything more than a superficial level, anyway---martial arts film I've seen. It embodies many of the clichés of 70s Asian martial arts films: bad dubbing, even worse plot, virtually non-existent direction. However, the plot is just tight enough to keep you interested throughout what the film is really about: the thoroughly entertaining action sequences. Definitely worth a watch, but not something to turn many heads from a technical perspective.
Rated 04 Aug 2007
Rated 30 Jun 2007
20
19th
THIS is a classic? You have GOT to be kidding me! ... perhaps because it opened the door for the chop-socky genre in the West, but that's the only reason.
Rated 30 Jun 2007
Rated 26 Mar 2007
82
81st
I'd say the father of all martial arts films. Not the oldest, or the best, but arguably the most influential.
Rated 26 Mar 2007
Rated 28 May 2024
60
46th
"Enter the dragon" was Bruce Lee's final international success. It is probably considered by many to be one of the best kung fu films.... Yes, it is good.
Rated 28 May 2024
Rated 10 Jul 2023
55
52nd
It's goofy, cheesy, badly acted, poorly paced, badly shot, and barely has a plot - but despite all that is still mostly entertaining. It's quintessential Bruce Lee, and undeniably influential.
Rated 10 Jul 2023
Rated 03 Apr 2023
95
99th
Simply magnificent. Bruce Lee projects perfection as a fighter.
Rated 03 Apr 2023
Rated 13 Jul 2022
77
35th
It's just great fun with some badass fight scenes. Bruce Lee is legendary and the charisma he brings on the screen is insane. Maybe just drop your critic persona before watching since it doesn't shine in the plot or most of the acting.
Rated 13 Jul 2022
Rated 09 Jun 2022
55
41st
A case of the title being better than the film itself. The main problem for me is that there is not enough of Bruce as the dragon, rather for most of the film he is a sort of James Bond figure that does not do justice to Bruce's intense physicality. Having said that, he does pull some incredible poses. Also, it takes far too long for the characters to actually get to the island fortress and commence the tournament (the time dedicated to their backstories is wasted).
Rated 09 Jun 2022
Rated 05 May 2022
70
53rd
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Rated 05 May 2022
Rated 12 Oct 2021
75
26th
Viewed September 27, 2021. Like all of Bruce Lee’s movies, the pacing is uneven and it spends an oddly large amount of time on people that aren’t Bruce Lee. But its hybrid of American crime movie, Hong Kong action and James Bond rip-off is a lot of fun, and Bruce’s showmanship reaches new levels of greatness here in a fighting tournament plot that Jean-Claude Van Damme would later borrow for most of his movies.
Rated 12 Oct 2021
Rated 25 Aug 2021
64
60th
Bruce Lee is a Roger Moore James Bond
Rated 25 Aug 2021
Rated 09 Feb 2021
52
16th
A really weak story and some bad acting don't usually mean a lot in a Kung Fu movie, but it's hard to ignore in what is supposed to be quintessential Bruce Lee. It's unfortunate that this may be a lot of people's only foray into the genre. Lee is captivating while on screen, but the fights can't make up for the cheese factor.
Rated 09 Feb 2021
Rated 06 Dec 2020
72
41st
My first Bruce Lee movie. Very stereotypical, bad acting, obviously fake fighting scenes, but that groovy music and 70's look make this movie a fun watch. Quite of a James Bond plot, but set in the Mortal Kombat universe.
Rated 06 Dec 2020
Rated 31 Mar 2020
78
72nd
77.9
Rated 31 Mar 2020
Rated 05 Nov 2019
60
31st
Some iconic imagery, solid acting, likable leads, all get dragged down by poor dialogue and bad camera work. I know the movie is old, but it's full of strange POV shots that don't really let us see the fighting... in a movie that is ultimately about fighting.
Rated 05 Nov 2019
Rated 21 Mar 2019
60
27th
Lee: "A good fight should be like a small play, but played seriously. A good martial artist does not become tense, but ready. Not thinking, yet not dreaming. Ready for whatever may come. When the opponent expands, I contract. When he contracts, I expand. And when there is an opportunity, I do not hit. It hits all by itself."
Rated 21 Mar 2019
Rated 28 Feb 2019
95
74th
A special place will always dwell in my heart for this film.
Rated 28 Feb 2019
Rated 03 Feb 2019
60
26th
I laughed a lot. I'm not sure this was a comedy. I did think the film worked well contrasting Lee and his approach with everyone else in the film.
Rated 03 Feb 2019
Rated 20 Nov 2018
90
87th
This flick that blends martial arts, spy and blaxploitation genres is Bruce Lee's best film. It clearly demonstrates what a powerful screen he was. John Saxon is probably the strongest co-star he ever had.
Rated 20 Nov 2018
Rated 20 Nov 2018
74
86th
One of these movies you hear about forever, well it took me around 45 years from it's release to finally see it. Does it live up to the hype?, pretty much would have to say yes, and it makes you think about how much more Lee could have become.
Rated 20 Nov 2018
Rated 02 Apr 2018
81
71st
It's got some hokey elements but those are forgivable. The villain Mr. Han is really what makes this film. Otherwise, it's Bruce Lee and beat-em-up.
Rated 02 Apr 2018
Rated 21 Mar 2018
95
88th
Badass to the max, Enter the Dragon is the ultimate kung-fu movie and fitting (if untimely) Bruce Lee swan song.
Rated 21 Mar 2018
Rated 31 Dec 2017
85
83rd
2023'de #IzlediğimFilmler ; 157. Enter the Dragon (1973) Restore edilmiş kopyası muhteşem olmuş. Hep hüzünle izliyorum, daha neler neler izleyebilirdik :( Ahh #BruceLee ah. 8/10 #BenimleYaşıtFilmler
Rated 31 Dec 2017
Rated 04 Jul 2017
50
21st
A true classic that has sadly not aged well
Rated 04 Jul 2017
Rated 08 Aug 2016
65
40th
A legendary Kung Fu milestone which is often so ridiculous it can double as the perfect Kung Fu satire. Very efficient.
Rated 08 Aug 2016
Rated 02 Jul 2016
75
66th
Probably the best Bruce Lee movie. As is par for the course, every second of screen time does not feature Bruce Lee kicking ass is awful, but this is more than made up for by the awesome fight scenes.
Rated 02 Jul 2016
Rated 09 Mar 2016
80
57th
Enter the Dragon did not drag on much at all. I thought it really had a nice James Bond type of feel to it. It even had bad guys with fluffy white cats. Bruce Lee was in perfect form as usual and just amazes you with his martial arts prowess. I really liked the rest of the supporting cast too. Jim Kelly as Williams was my favorite and I loved his hair. Also like a James Bond film, this movie had a bevvy of babes. What can I say, this movie had it all... action and a good production design...
Rated 09 Mar 2016
Rated 13 Feb 2016
8
76th
Enter the Dragon by mainstream standards is regarded as one of, if not the most iconic martial arts film of all time. Featuring Bruce Lee at the peak of his stardom, of all his films this is arguably the best production of them all. The plot is serviceable, but the showcase of martial arts alone make this one of the most important & enjoyable action films ever. Bruce Lee brings such charisma, as does the great supporting cast of Jim Kelly, Bolo Yeung, John Saxon, Robert Wall & Kien Shih.
Rated 13 Feb 2016
Rated 11 Apr 2015
70
61st
The effortless charisma and stunning martial arts skills of Bruce Lee stand out hugely in an otherwise formulaic action story. There are several great fight scenes which enable Lee to show off his unique style, and every moment with him on screen is a joy. The supporting characters are a little drab and the villain not massively convincing, but the pacing is tight and the locations are campy but fun.
Rated 11 Apr 2015
Rated 22 Jun 2014
87
80th
WAH TAH ATATATATATAT WUTAH. WAH HOO HEEHO HAAAAAAWWWW!!! ATITTITAW. That is my review of this movie. Such a shame Lee died so young.
Rated 22 Jun 2014
Rated 10 Dec 2013
40
27th
Kind of silly, and shabby, but has camp value.
Rated 10 Dec 2013
Rated 20 Oct 2013
66
21st
I was thinking that I have not watched a single Bruce Lee film and I felt quite ashamed of myself I must say. And it is definitely a must!
I can't say that "Enter the Dragon" really enchanted me with it's plot or direction, but Bruce Lee is pure magic. Even after watching all these fascinating fighting scenes you can't get enough of him! Quite a fun film to watch.
Rated 20 Oct 2013
Rated 13 Aug 2013
73
30th
"You have offended my family and you have offended the Shaolin Temple."
Rated 13 Aug 2013
Rated 27 Jan 2013
75
21st
The dialogue is unintentionally hilarious. The fight choreography is unmatched. Bruce Lee is a phenomena. Supernaturally fast. Supernaturaly skilled.
Rated 27 Jan 2013
Rated 19 Dec 2012
82
62nd
The fights are great and it's incredibly colorful and fun to look at. Also 70s as hell. What more would you want from a Kung-Fu flick?
Rated 19 Dec 2012
Rated 05 Aug 2012
80
63rd
A martial arts film that is ironically improved by Hollywood influence, since most martial arts films were horrible at the time. Satisfactorily features Lee, has memorable lines, and walks a fine line between tackiness and a menacing plot.
Rated 05 Aug 2012
Rated 30 Jul 2012
5
98th
The story's a lame Bond knock-off, the baddie is indeed 'right out of a comic book' but Lees' astonishing skill and charisma here are unforgettable.
Rated 30 Jul 2012
Rated 04 Jul 2012
15
16th
I'm not sure what exactly bugged me about this film. It was fairly well done in its genre, but seemed to take itself really seriously, which made it hard to just enjoy it as a silly kung-fu flick which it was.
Rated 04 Jul 2012
Rated 17 Jun 2012
74
38th
Not my thing, but passable
Rated 17 Jun 2012
Rated 06 Apr 2012
92
95th
Bruce Lee! The Dragon! The Master! His films are among the most iconic, the most symbolic, and the greatest achievements in Chinese film. "Enter The Dragon", his only American film, accomplished so much so fast! It's because of this movie that we have martial arts in our society, our media, and the discipline it teaches helps defend and drive millions of people all over the world!
Rated 06 Apr 2012
Rated 04 Apr 2012
63
36th
I think Bruce Lee's fame preceded him a little too far when I went into this movie. A lot of the fight scenes were just really underwhelming. Most of them consisted of a chest-up shot of Bruce Lee, then about 100 guys run into frame one by one for about half a second, during which time he hits them once and they fall down for the rest of the scene. Almost every other fight is equally one-sided, and just not that well choreographed.
Rated 04 Apr 2012
Rated 23 Dec 2011
68
44th
This just made me laugh a lot. It's pretty entertaining- maybe not for the intended reasons, but that doesn't really matter in the end.
Rated 23 Dec 2011
Rated 13 Dec 2011
88
94th
Bruce Lee is very bad ass in the lead role. Lee is outstanding, he is a joy to watch for the entire movie. He great in the fight scenes and interesting to watch during non-fight scenes. John Saxon and Jim Kelly are also good in supporting roles.
Rated 13 Dec 2011
Rated 17 Sep 2011
68
51st
Overrated in terms of it being the highest acclaimed and well known of Lee's films but I suppose it does deserve its popularity, even if it's nowhere near his best.
Rated 17 Sep 2011
Rated 30 Jun 2011
65
51st
Campy, but significant. The birth of a star in the Little Dragon.
Rated 30 Jun 2011
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Directed by:
Robert ClouseScreenwriter:
Michael AllinStarring:
Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Kien Shih, Ahna Capri, Angela Mao, Jim Kelly, Roy Chiao, Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, Robert Wall, Marlene Clark, Bolo YeungCollections
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