Enter The Dragon (Special Edition) > Reviews

Advantages: Superb fight sequences, Bruce Lee at his best....
Disadvantages: No oscar winning performances here. Just pure action.

This film was released in 1973, the same year Bruce Lee died. This film was originally going to be called 'Blood and Steel', but Bruce demanded the new name. He finally got what he wanted. Bruce plays Mr. Lee, the top student at a Shaolin temple who is asked to perform a task for a Government Agency. Mr Braithwaite (Geoffrey Weeks) asks Lee to take part in a martial arts tournament to be held on a sinister private island in international waters ... Read review

Wow......What can you say about this film.....Superb, Classic, Lee at his best? You decide. All i can say is that the film is one of his best and of course well known films. Lee is sent to han's island on a mission, however he has a more impotant motive, to avenge his sisters death! Lee is superb in this film, his usual martial art magic really! If you have not seen this film, my god, where have you been? Get it, watch it!!

Jammed packed with loads of extras including a brilliant documentary called "Curse Of The Dragon". Lots of info and rare footage of the legend who brought his lightning speed agility and skill to the western world and put the word "Kung Fu" in our dictionaries. For those who werent quite sure why he is so famous....watch this film.

Advantages: Good fighting
Disadvantages: Poor acting

Bruce Lee is still one of the best martial artists out there even though he is dead, I think his films are the best fighting films you can watch. The acting is usually poor, but you dont watch Bruce Lee films for the acting do you? In my opinion all bruce lee films are good, however this is the best one, he is sent to a martial arts contest to gather some information while taking part in the contest at the same time, it is tense and action packed ... Read review

Advantages: Amazing fighting
Disadvantages: Not the best acting, but who needs it.

Enter the Dragon (1973) was Bruce Lee's first (and only) solo big Hollywood production. Too bad he never got to see the fruits of his labor. He passed away during the film's post production (don't fret, two more official Bruce Lee films were made after this one. Despite all of the years of hard work and finally making it to the big times, he wasn't around long enough to enjoy it. Even though Robert Clouse is credited as director and another person ... Read review