For Bruce fights scenes, it's excellent. Not his best but there are several of them so it makes up in quantity what it slightly lacks in quality.
The story is based on truth - the hatred of the Chinese and Japanese during occupation - but the events are largely fictionalised.
I love the nunchaku scene in this film. Brilliant set design.
The myth of Bruce's superhuman ability starts with this film. The Big Boss doesn't show him as well.
If the budget and direction were not as cheap as they were, this would have been a front runner for best Bruce movie. The script and pacing wiuld benefit from a higher calibre of crew. But Bruce isn't able to be improved on, he was just great.
(interestingly you can see that he's looking a little fleshy here and the vanity he had led to him stepping up his training to drop body fat for Way of the Dragon. And then he went painfully thin for Enter The Dragon)
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For Bruce fights scenes, it's excellent. Not his best but there are several of them so it makes up in quantity what it slightly lacks in quality.
The story is based on truth - the hatred of the Chinese and Japanese during occupation - but the events are largely fictionalised.
I love the nunchaku scene in this film. Brilliant set design.
The myth of Bruce's superhuman ability starts with this film. The Big Boss doesn't show him as well.
If the budget and direction were not as cheap as they were, this would have been a front runner for best Bruce movie. The script and pacing wiuld benefit from a higher calibre of crew. But Bruce isn't able to be improved on, he was just great.
(interestingly you can see that he's looking a little fleshy here and the vanity he had led to him stepping up his training to drop body fat for Way of the Dragon. And then he went painfully thin for Enter The Dragon)
7.75/10