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Enter the Dragon
a.k.a. The Deadly Three Director: Robert Clouse Cast: Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Jim Kelly, Shih Kien

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/18/2004
  • Original Release: 1973
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 16,811
 
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Features

Closed Caption; All-new 30th-anniversary digital transfer; Feature-length commentary by producer Paul Heller; Three dynamic documentaries: The all-new 30th-anniversary "Blood and Steel: Making of Enter the Dragon," John Little's pentrating personal profile "Bruce Lee: In His Own Words," and the original 1973 featurette; Interview gallery featuring Linda Lee Cadwell vintage home-movie footage: "Backyard Workout With Bruce"; John Little's fascinating feature-length biography "Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey," featuring a meticulous reconstruction of Lee's intended cut of The Game of Death; George Takei narrates Weintraub's examination of the Lee legacy, "Bruce Lee: The Curse of the Dragon"; Multiple theatrical trailers & TV spots

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Scene Index

Side #1 -- Disc 1
1. The Winner [2:27]
2. A Martial Artist's Responsibility [2:59]
3. Emotional Content [2:57]
4. Hong Kong Arrivals (Credits) [2:14]
5. Background on Han [3:58]
6. Su Lin's Tragedy [5:36]
7. Roper: A Betting Man [4:51]
8. Williams on the Run [2:32]
9. Odds on Insects [3:52]
10. Parsons Takes a Ride [2:29]
11. Han's Hospitality [4:56]
12. Fattened for the Kill? [2:53]
13. After-Hours Menu [2:40]
14. Morning Ritual [:46]
15. "Let the Tournament Begin" [1:14]
16. Midnight Exploration [4:12]
17. Caught in the Act [4:23]
18. Punishment [2:44]
19. Lee vs. Oharra [2:39]
20. Willams vs. Han [4:51]
21. Roper's Limit [3:32]
22. Clear Understanding [2:24]
23. Radio Room Raid [4:35]
24. Cavern Combat [4:08]
25. Roper vs. Bolo [4:58]
26. Fighting Frenzy [3:42]
27. Lee vs. Han [2:45]
28. Reflection of Death [3:37]
29. Thumbs Up (End Credits) [5:09]
Side #2 -- Disc 2: Bonus Material
1. One Master [2:03]
2. The Funerals [1:43]
3. Little Dragon [4:47]
4. Enter the Dragon Cavern Fight [2:12]
5. Lee Family; Hong Kong [4:11]
6. Defiant in America [4:41]
7. Jeet Kune Do [8:13]
8. Famous Students; Linda and Kids [2:42]
9. Movie Career [6:53]
10. The Way of the Dragon [2:40]
11. Violent World [4:10]
12. Making Enemies [2:32]
13. Game of Death [4:31]
14. Enter the Dragon [5:48]
15. Bob Wall Fight [5:42]
16. Shadow of Stardom [2:25]
17. Warning Signs; Tragic News [3:38]
18. Mourning, Rumors and Theories [4:19]
19. A Legend Born [:39]
20. Brandon on His Father [1:18]
21. Death Strikes Again [2:27]
22. Promise Unfulfilled [1:52]
23. Hollywood Walk of Fame [1:54]
24. Legacy [2:51]
25. End Credits [3:00]
1. The Beginning: Opening; Rising Star [3:36]
2. The Beginning: Movie Projects [3:33]
3. The Beginning: The Game of Death [3:53]
4. The Journey: Gung Fu [3:55]
5. The Journey: Challenging Tradition [4:53]
6. The Journey: Jeet Kune Do [3:39]
7. The Journey: Self-Learning [5:51]
8. The Journey: Self-Help [3:44]
9. The Journey: Self-Expression [5:08]
10. The Struggle: Principles With a Price [4:35]
11. The Struggle: Hong Kong Successes [5:15]
12. The Game of Death: The Original Story [3:10]
13. The Game of Death: Fighting Co-Stars [5:05]
14. The Game of Death: Antistyle [3:02]
15. The Footage: Introduction [1:25]
16. The Footage: Level 3 - Room to Groove [2:43]
17. The Footage: Nunchaku [7:49]
18. The Footage: Level 4 - Red Light [2:32]
19. The Footage: Down the Up Staircase [3:51]
20. The Footage: Master of Level 5 [3:56]
21. The Footage: Victor on Level 4 [:59]
22. The Footage: No Thought of Death [3:13]
23. The Footage: Seeing the Light [4:59]
24. The Footage: Game Over [3:40]
25. The Footage: Be Water [2:20]
26. The Footage: End Credits [2:51]

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Editorial Reviews

Billed as the first martial arts film produced by a Hollywood studio, Enter the Dragon was a star vehicle for the legendary Bruce Lee. Tragically, Lee died under mysterious circumstances a month before its release, ending any hopes that this tour de force would catapult his popularity to another level. The story is straightforward: Lee (his character referred to only as Mr. Lee) travels to a martial arts tournament on the private island of a reclusive Bond film-esque crime mastermind, Mr. Han (Kien Shih). He has two goals: to shut down Mr. Han's opium operation and to avenge the murder of his sister. Cast with a number of martial arts experts, including karate champion Jim Kelly (who along with actor John Saxon flank the Asian hero with a black and a white costar), the gadget-free Enter the Dragon now seems an exercise in action-film classicism. Lee's fighting form is clean and pure, and he uses violence only as a last resort. A funky Lalo Schifrin score (with occasional Asian inflections) and Kelly's huge Afro set the film unmistakably in the early '70s, but the famous sequence that pits Lee against Han in a room of mirrors is timeless, inspired cinema. Gregory Baird, Barnes & Noble

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Enter the Dragonby Anonymous

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June 18, 2005: I was 12 years old when Enter the Dragon was released worldwide and I still believe now what I believed then that Enter the Dragon is still the greatest martial arts film ever made. Bruce Lee's fight scenes are nothing but incredible. In the martial arts world, Bruce Lee is irreplaceable and his philosophies and teachings along with the breathtaking fight scenes are what make Enter the Dragon the legendary film it was destined to become, a MASTERPIECE! The fight scenes in the film are so unbelievable because many are real. Bruce Lee's speed was so quick during filming that he had to be filmed in slow motion. If you wish to research this great film further in detail, read The Making of Enter the Dragon by Robert Clouse who also directed the film and is considered an insider as to what really happened during filming. Bruce Lee Lives! As long as there's the martial arts world, Bruce Lee's name will live forever.

Enter the Dragonby Anonymous

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November 27, 2004: Bruce lee is the best martial artist in the world..this is definatly a movie that you really nead to see, no matter who you are.


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