Bruce Lee's best movie IMHO
From 1971 to 1973 Bruce Lee stared in just five films. Many consider First of Fury aka The Chinese Connection as the best constructed movie with its story of Chinese nationalism and the fight scenes. I have always thought Enter the Dragon was better. This was to be Lee’s big break into the American market as it was jointly produced by Warner Brothers. I’ve always thought the action was the best Lee put to film.<br /><br />Bruce plays a character simply called Lee. After defeating a fighter played by Sammo Hung who would become a Hong Kong movie star in the next decade, his mentor, a Shaolin priest tells him of a man named Han (Shih Kien) who had perverted the Shaolin ways to his own benefit. The priest then introduces him to a British intelligence officer named Braithwaite (Geoffrey Weeks) who wants Lee to investigate Han and his drug operations by entering a martial arts competition he is running on his private island. Also invited to the tournament are Williams (Jim Kelly) and Roper (John Saxon). Amongst Han’s men taking part are O’Hara (Robert Wall) and Bolo (Bolo Yeung). The story turns out to be VERY loose and is just there to justify Lee going to Han's island to beat people up.<br /><br />The action is the best part. These are some of the best choreographed scenes Lee ever did. The more memorable ones are when he takes on O’Hara, who happened to be a sparring partner of Lee in real life. It turns out O’Hara led to the death of his sister so Lee wants revenge. Another is when Lee penetrates Han’s underground labyrinth and takes on a whole slew of nameless fighters picking up a series of weapons including nunchuks. A very young Jackie Chan was in that sequence as well, but you can’t even recognize him there are so many bodies flying around. The real star is the confrontation with Han that includes a hall of mirrors. Williams also gets a great scene with Han with the classic dialogue beforehand. Han says, “It is defeat that you must learn to prepare for.” To which Williams replies, “I won’t waste my time with it. When it comes I won’t even notice. … I’ll be too busy looking good.” Roper also gets to beat up on Bolo.<br /><br />The soundtrack is outstanding, done by Lalo Schifrin. The opening theme is especially memorable with all the wah wah guitar. There are several sequences where Schifrin composed just the right background music to accentuate what was going on in the scene. On the downside there are some obvious holes in the plot, but the action, the characters, and the music more than make up for that.<br />C
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