All of his efforts, seemingly, are directed toward supporting what he calls his school of martial arts. After the war, the nationality of the island was uncertain. This was before he picked up a facial scar somewhere. We got our hands on a demonstration film of O'Hara, all real bricks and boards. Tough, ruthless, as you might expect being Han's bodyguard. We know that he was a member of your temple. Braithwaite introduces the problem to Mr. Don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all that heavenly glory. It is like a finger pointing away to the moon. I said emotional content, NOT ANGER! Now try again, with meaning.ĭon't think. What was that? An exhibition? We need emotional content. But we'd very much like you to attend that particular tournament Mr. Specifically the tournament organized by Mr. A tournament to which you've already received an invitation. Lee, I've come to speak with you about a tournament of martial arts. I bow my head down to the late great master.I've come to speak with you about a matter of great importance.
There is a reason why it sparked the popularity of Martial Arts and helped inspire many others from filmmakers to bodybuilders. The amount of passion put into the film just leaps off the screen and everybody involved deserves an applause. The film is light on plot, but honestly, the plot is not the focus, but rather, an excusable vehicle to showcase Lee's unprecedented work where the villains get what they deserve and the heroes do their best to reach their dreams. The entire film crew deliver a piece of work that is rich with culture, colours, music, period pieces from the 70s, and of course, action where the post production sound effects make you feel every bone crushing hit the actors deliver to each other.
Lee's choreography and super hard work/passion shines especially when placed in well-shot locations that take advantage of different fighting scenarios. The A pop culture gem of a film, watching "Enter the Dragon" is like watching a comic book come to life but without any of the superpowers. A pop culture gem of a film, watching "Enter the Dragon" is like watching a comic book come to life but without any of the superpowers.
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