Enter The Dragon (DVD) Reviews

note: also appears in part on The Student Room and Flixster Among the most influential and iconic martial arts ever made is Enter the Dragon, the film that made Bruce Lee famous in both the East and West, and ensured that his legacy would never become lost. Lee plays a great martial artist who is invited along to a martial arts ...  Read the complete review

This is the only film Bruce Lee created as a big budget Hollywood film, it is ground breaking as a martial arts film and is still one of the greatest fighting films ever made. The Film - This was the last film Bruce Lee made before his death, just as he broke Hollywood, the film is directed by Robert Clouse and is hollywoods first ever ...  Read the complete review

The biggest shame with this film is that you watch it in the knowledge that the Bruce Lee never knew how successful and well regarded this great film would be. He was to unfortunately die a very short time before the film was released in 1973. The plot is relatively simple, Bruce Lee is asked by the government to attend a martial arts tournament ...  Read the complete review

When you watch Enter The Dragon these days, it becomes pretty obvious, almost immediately, where films like Mortal Kombat and Conan The Destroyer got their inspiration from. This, the first kung film to be produced by a major Hollywood studio, and the last completed Bruce Lee film before his death "by misadventure", is ...  Read the complete review

It is hard to believe that this film is already thirty six years old. It is possibly Bruce Lee's finest moment and is one of his most memorable screen performances. The plot: Bruce Lee and John Saxon venture to a mysterious island to take part in a martial arts contest. All is not as it seems though, the tournament is a cover ...  Read the complete review

Bruce Lee, easily the biggest martial arts legends of all time and a supreme fighter. Unfortunately he was not making films in my time, so I could not appreciate him then, but I am sure I would have still been as big a fan. Enter the Dragon is a classic and every martial arts fan will have seen it. That is a guarantee and if you are a martials are ...  Read the complete review

This is Bruce Lee's final film and perhaps his best. It was definately his most popular and well known on a global scale. This film see Bruce as a Man named Lee who is a martial artist. He is invited to a tournament on an island owned by a man named Han. Not much s known about Han at first other than he is very rich and powerful. Lee isnt ...  Read the complete review

Everyone has heard of this movie. It is probably one of the most famous martial arts films ever made, maybe because it is the last movie Bruce Lee ever appeared in before his death. It is full of fantastic fight scenes and has been an influence for many movies and computer games ever since. Now martial arts movies are not usually my genre but I ...  Read the complete review

Way back in 1973, 35 years ago now, arguably the best martial artist the world has ever known filmed his final movie before his saddening and mysterious death in the same year. Bruce Lee starred in Enter the Dragon, a film that has made over $200 million worldwide to date and therefore is undoubtedly the most successful martial arts film to date, ...  Read the complete review

A long time ago, way back in 1988, I watched a film which changed my life forever. The previous night, using our recently purchased VHS machine, my father had recorded a Kung Fu film for us to watch. At five years old, I had not had much exposure to films, and I had no idea what Kung Fu was or meant. All the family sat together, as we used to back ...  Read the complete review

MARTIAL ARTS - MY FIRST INTRODUCTION BRUCE LEE never looked so charming in any of his earlier films made in HongKong or China, he looked very handsome in ENTER THE DRAGON, this was the first film of KUNG FU I ever saw, I did not knew the word KUNG FU before this movie. Now in my country soap commercials, motorcycle commercials, car ...  Read the complete review

Enter the dragon is a amazing film, easily Bruce lee’s best. All of the other Bruce lee films cower under this epic. Unlike the other films, there is little or no dubbing. Which made the way of the dragon a bit of a failure. Enter the dragon is so full of style; it makes the film so entertaining to watch. Even though it is getting onto 30 ...  Read the complete review

I was looking through my video collection when I came across ‘Enter the Dragon’. This is a film that even if your not into action films you will like. It was made in 1973-4, a martial art/Kung Fu film and one that you will never get tired of watching again and again. It stars the brilliant Bruce Lee. Its an inspirational ...  Read the complete review

Well been on BBC 2 tonight. Was a talking point down at the boozer. Here's what was raised: Having seen this movie countless times on tv and video, the transfer to dvd is superb. Great stereo sound and a sharp clear picture. The only thing that lets this film down is the bad dubbing and the censoring of the famous nanchuck scene in ...  Read the complete review

Bruce Lee……The Ultimate Dragon!! ------------------------------- My favourite film by Bruce Lee is Enter The Dragon, It's his best film of the series of films he made. I want to discuss a bit about Bruce as well and I hope this doesn't make this in the wrong category, if it is I will get it moved... ...  Read the complete review

Bruce Lee is a legend in the Kung-Fu world and Enter The Dragon is one of his American made movies. This is the review of the uncut 25th Aniversary version of Enter the Dragon which was remastered. Enter the Dragon has a pretty simple plot. Bruce Lee is a martial arts expert who talked into talking part in a dnagerous tournament by the ...  Read the complete review

Knowing that this film has been butchered buy the British censors, I bought the Region 1 version which is fully uncut. For any martial arts fans out there who haven't seen this film yet, it is a masterpiece. Bruce plays martial arts expert who is sent undercover to expose the drug dealing and murder on a small island, owned by Han, ...  Read the complete review

COMMENTS ENTER THE DRAGON was released in 1973. It was the last film completed by Bruce Lee. He died on July 20th, 1973. He was only 33 years old. It used to be uncool to discuss Lee's films with students of film and self-proclaimed movie critics. They were not considered worthy of contemplation - just as, for the longest time, folks would ...  Read the complete review

Recently I bought the 25th annniversary special of the greatest Bruce Lee film 'Enter The Dragon', the remastering has done it wonders bringing every detail back to the forma glory it deserves. Not does it include all the deleted scenes that has been cut from versions since the release date it also contains private footage of ...  Read the complete review

Enter Dragon is, arguably, the finest martial arts film ever written. A rarity amongst this genre, Enter the Dragon has a very good plot indeed (recently copied by the abysmal Hollywood 'effort' Mortal Kombat in a vain attempt to cash in). The plot revolves around Bruce Lee (Shaolin Monk and Juet Kune Do master) who enters a ...  Read the complete review