Better than your average 1970s Hong Kong Kung Fu release
There’s a lot to like about Way of the Dragon. First, it was famous for Bruce Lee’s standoff against Chuck Norris in Rome’s Coliseum at the end. Second, it was filmed in Italy so there are some nice location shots. Third, Lee tried his hand at comedy at the start with a white lady looking at him oddly, making fun of a kid and more. Fourth, Lee uses nunchucks in a stand off with some mafia henchmen which is always nice to see. Last, there’s a fight with Robert Wall who ran a Karate school with Norris in southern California and was also in Enter The Dragon. All together that makes it a step above your usual Hong Kong Kung Fu release from the 1970s.
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