Bruce Lee, Nora Miao, Jun Arimura
A young man sworn to an oath of non-violence works with his cousins in an ice factory where they mysteriously begin to disappear.
DVD Release Date: December 13, 2005
Stats: 783 reviews
Throughout this film you see a constrained Bruce Lee. Lo Wei is deliberately holding him back in order to introduce him to audiences and to save the best of his fighting for the second film. What we see here is a humane Bruce Lee who has feelings, a sense of humour, enjoys sex an...( read more)
"Beat it or I'll kill you right now"
A low-budget smash hit that made Bruce Lee the action legend we know.
It may have been a hit in its production year but it has not lasted time that well. The fight scenes without Bruce Lee are just plain boring but damn when Mr Lee starts k...( read more)
Why do we like Bruce Lee movies...? Is it for the sophisticated plotting and intelligent, well-dubbed dialogue? Is it for the complex and in-depth characterisation? Of course not. So when I tell you that the basic premise for this story is a promise Bruce made to his mother NOT t...( read more)
This had much more story and a lot less action than I thought it would. When I say more story I don't mean good storyline, just more talking. It was everything a Kung Fu movie from the early 70's starring Bruce Lee could be so I was pleasantly surprised by all the cheesey stunt...( read more)
This was the movie that put Bruce Lee on the map as one of the greatest martial arts experts of all time as well as cemented his superstar status as one of the successful Asian actors of his time....This came out when the kung-fu craze was sweeping the nation and with this movie the action comes at you at a rapid pace...non-stop....Even though it may run under 90 minutes,it packs a wallop with every action scene imaginable. One of the top-ten highest grossing movies the came from the year 1971.
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