Bruce Lee's best all around film
Fist Of Fury was Bruce Lee’s second martial arts film after he’d grown frustrated with his lack of success in Hollywood and returned to Hong Kong. It is hands down his best all around film. It has a strong story of Bruce as Chen Zhen seeking revenge for a Japanese Karate school killing his teacher and attacking his peers. That tied into a larger theme of Chinese nationalism. World War II had engendered deep hatred amongst the Chinese for what the Japanese did to their country during the conflict. Bruce tapped into that, which made it a huge success in Hong Kong. The action brought in fans in the U.S. where it was released as The Chinese Connection, and in Europe as well making Lee an international star just like he wanted to be.<br /><br />The play on Chinese nationalism is made as soon as the Japanese make their first appearance. The Karate school delivers a framed banner to Chen’s school calling China the “sick man of Asia.” This was a phrase originally used in the 1800s to discredit the Chinese monarchy as it was facing famine, corruption, and European, American and Japanese encroachments into its territory. Chinese knew this insult well so when Chen shows up at the Karate school, returns the banner and literally destroys all the students there it was going to have a big response in Hong Kong. The film would return to this issue other times like when Chen is refused entry to a park which says no dogs or Chinese were allowed in.<br /><br />Fist Of Fury features one of Lee’s best and most iconic fight scenes. That occurs when Chen pays his first visit to the Karate school and breaks out a pair of nunchucks. That is so important because millions of people around the world wanted chucks afterward.<br /><br />The movie also highlighted Bruce’s acting skills. Sometimes he’s burning with anger and is biting at the bit to get revenge like at the start when he returns for his teacher’s funeral. Other times he throws in a bit of comedy such as when he poses as a phone repair man to get intelligence on the Chinese school or pretends to be a rickshaw driver to lure in one of his victims.<br /><br />The only down time in the film is when he sees his girlfriend and things get melodramatic. Otherwise Fist of Fury is a martial arts classic hat stands hands above most of the other Hong Kong releases from this period.<br />C
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