Si wang ta (Game of Death II) (1981)

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Ng See Yuen directs Bruce Lee and Tang Lung in the martial arts film Tower of Death. Jim Koo's funeral service takes an unexpected turn when his coffin is stolen by a helicopter. His best friend falls to his death after grabbing onto the helicopter as it flies off. The best friend's brother tracks… More Ng See Yuen directs Bruce Lee and Tang Lung in the martial arts film Tower of Death. Jim Koo's funeral service takes an unexpected turn when his coffin is stolen by a helicopter. His best friend falls to his death after grabbing onto the helicopter as it flies off. The best friend's brother tracks the bad guys down to the Tower of Death, a fortress for an evil drug ring. The identity of the drug ring's leader comes as quite a surprise to the brother. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 26 min.
Directed By: See-Yuen Ng
Genres: Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense

In Theaters: Mar 21, 1981 Wide
On DVD: May 25, 2004

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Stuart B

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Cassandra M

I'll just say that the film is constructed so poorly that it is outrageously funny. I watched it with friends, and I recommend everyone does the same. If you have even half of a sense of humour, you'll be laughing for literally 80% of the film. Everything about the film is… More
I'll just say that the film is constructed so poorly that it is outrageously funny. I watched it with friends, and I recommend everyone does the same. If you have even half of a sense of humour, you'll be laughing for literally 80% of the film. Everything about the film is wrong: trying to resurrect Bruce Lee with scraps of footage and a guy that "kinda" looks like him; having a man dress up as a lion and go toe to toe with the lead character; having sets that belong in a star trek episode; having jesus play the bad duy. The best/worst parts are the "twists," which are so inconsequential they needn't have bothered. The makers could not have made a funnier film had they tried. Any film that includes the line: "I may be a kung-fu master, but I need cash!" must be essential viewing
Dean M

I like the final battle - Bruce Lee's brother vs his best friend turned killer - the most fastest and longest martial arts.
Deb S

Bruce Lee returns, (so they say) as Billy Lo to investigate the sudden death of his friend and encounters a piece of film that was left with the man's daughter. When the body is stolen during the funeral, Billy is also killed by a dart when he jumps on the helicopter that is… More
Bruce Lee returns, (so they say) as Billy Lo to investigate the sudden death of his friend and encounters a piece of film that was left with the man's daughter. When the body is stolen during the funeral, Billy is also killed by a dart when he jumps on the helicopter that is making off with the coffin and now it's up to his wayward little brother to avenge both men's deaths. His search leads him to the palace of crazy fighter Roy Horan, who eats raw venison, drinks deer's blood, carries a monkey on his shoulder and owns some killer peacocks and lions. What happens next is like nothing you could ever imagine with krazy kool kung-fu action (directed by the legendary Yuen Wo-Ping), at the final showdown.