Enter the Dragon

Release Date:Rating:

August 15th, 1973

Genres:

Action/Adventure

Subgenres:

Drugs, Martial Arts, Revenge, Spies

Plot Synopsis:

Lee (Bruce Lee) is hired by an international intelligence agency to uncover the illegal activities of Mr. Han (Shih Kien) who happens to sponsor a martial arts competition, which he uses as cover...

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Directed: Robert Clouse Written: Michael Allin
Starring: Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Jim Kelly, Robert Wall, Ahna Capri

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JamesWest451962

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The Movie Enter The Dragon became a Box office hit here into the United States one of Bruce Lee's all time greats. right after the film became a Big Motion Picture Bruce Lee Died at the age of 33 truly We will miss one The Martial Art Greats of...
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Posted oct 27, 2007 1:05 pm pt

Reaganfan

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This was one of the best Bruce Lee Movie ever. It had alot of fighting in this movie. I think Lee did a greaat job moving this film, Sadly it was one of his last movie. I like the fight scene in the hall of mirrors and he fight a guy with a sharp...
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Posted oct 8, 2007 2:51 am pt

actr4evr93

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Best martial arts movie to ever grace cinema.And Bruce Lee did a spectacular job as Lee.It is sad that he died.Wouldve been nice to see him in action with cgi and special effects.Although most of the time cgi just ruins movies.ex: star wars 1 2...
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Posted apr 14, 2007 11:36 am pt

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Bruce Lee is fast. In fact, Lee is one of the quickest martial artist to ever grace the screen. His skill shines in "Enter the Dragon", (one of the more 'Americanized' martial arts film to arise out of the 70's), and it's wonderful. The...
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