Story is just a vehicle for Bruce Lee to beat people up but that's also what's good about it
The Big Boss was Bruce Lee’s first major film and was filmed in Thailand. Bruce plays Cheng Chao-an who goes to Thailand to stay with family and work. It turns out the ice factory that employees him is smuggling drugs. The story is very loose and simply acts as a vehicle for the fight scenes which happen throughout the movie.<br /><br />One thing the film did well was not have Cheng immediately jump into the action. He actually promised his mother he wouldn’t get into any trouble. That means the first few fight scenes Cheng is just an observer. Of course when he finally does get involved he stands out from everyone else. His speed and fluidity made everyone else look like amateurs on the screen. It’s no wonder the movie made Bruce Lee a star in Hong Kong.<br /><br />Of Lee’s five movies as a martial arts star Big Boss stands out as one of the better ones. Yes, the plot is thin but the fight sequences are very good and is much better than Enter the Dragon or Game of Death.<br />C
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