Enter The Dragon VCD
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| Product Title: | Enter The Dragon 龍爭虎鬥 - 李小龍 龙争虎斗 - 李小龙 燃えよドラゴン(龍爭虎鬥) Enter The Dragon |
| Artist Name(s): | Bruce Lee (Actor) | Shek Kin | Chung Ling Ling 李小龍 (Actor) | 石堅 | 鍾玲玲 李小龙 (Actor) | 石坚 | 锺玲玲 李小龍(ブルース・リー) (Actor) | 石堅(シー・キエン) | Chung Ling Ling Bruce Lee (Actor) | Shek Kin | Chung Ling Ling |
| Release Date: | 2000-02-01 |
| Language: | Cantonese |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong |
| Disc Format(s): | VCD |
| Rating: | II |
| Publisher: | Deltamac (HK) |
| Other Information: | 2VCDs |
| Package Weight: | 70 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1000002684 |
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導演:高洛斯
少林高僧有兩天份過人之弟子,長者韓,己叛師門而獨霸一方,在私人島上幹不法之勾當。幼者李,卻在少林風氣薰陶之下,頗有出世之範。韓舉行行武術邀請賽,李亦被邀至島上,故高僧將清理師門之責,托付李之肩上,同時有關當局亦想將韓繩之於法,只是苦無証據,故派裴理偉向李求助。更且李知韓之手下敖家達乃三年前殺姐之仇人,故毅然而入虎穴。盧好賭成性,在美欠債甚多,乃藉心賽而稍避債主之追迫,韋是美藉黑人,因起居上往往不便,乃決定憑是次比賽希望另創一番局面。韋、盧二人乃故交,於此相逢,大有他鄉遇故知之感。至島上,李則與美玲在房內研究韓之罪証,李後來隻身而出,四處探索,發現一通氣孔。李沿孔而下,原來地底乃一龐大製毒場,其間李曾將數名守衛打傷,而回房時,李之背影恰巧被在外散步之韋念時看見……。
Many years ago, among the Shaolin students were two of extraordinary potential. Han chose to desert his vows and become involved in illegal activities, which he controls from his private island. Li, on the other hand, totally exeplifies the spirit and brotherhood of Shaolin Temple. Han has extended an invitation to Li for the tournament held on his island and Li's teacher asks him to go and restore the reputation of the temple. Meanwhile, the authorities send Braithwaite to talk Li into helping gather evidence of Han's misdeed. To add incentive Li has also discovered that Han's lieutnant, Ohara murdered his sister three years ago. Included in Han's invitation list are two Americans. Roper and Williams. Roper is running away from his bad gambling debts. Williams is looking for a new and better lifestyle. The two were friends before in Vietnam.....
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I love Enter the Dragon. I love everything about it. Critical distance? I think not. This is a film I feel particularly strongly about, and one I refuse to discuss in a removed manner. I love Bruce Lee. I love Bruce Lee's performance. No matter what anyone says, Lee is not just a fighter - he's also a fine actor and a snappy dresser. I love Lalo Schiffrin's score - it really is too cool for words. I love Betty Chung's little yellow shoes. I love the way John Saxon constantly addresses the camera. I love Han's six identical female bodyguards (each more identical than the last). I love the way Lee offers tea to Mr Braithwaite, the Very British Person. I especially love Jim Kelly ("Man, you're right out of a comic book!"). The pleasure I take from Enter the Dragon comes from something more than simply watching the film - I've seen it more times than I can count, and, thanks to the buddies I've seen it with, it's turned into a communal experience. As such, watching it alone in order to review the film was a challenge; I couldn't shout at the GI's ("it's only funny if it's a small helicopter!") or laugh with anyone about Han's bizarre bird talon, and I had to endure in silence as Su Lin ran from O'Hara. But, but (and this is a shameless Astor plug), watching the film in a cinema - the Astor, no less - on a BIG screen - the Astor screen, no less - transformed Enter the Dragon into something that Han himself might describe as being of "epic proportions." While Gilbert Hubb's Technicolour photography always looked good before, in this format it is truly magnificent - Victoria Harbour, Han's fortress and Jim Kelly's 'fro all look incredible. Similarly, watching the faces of the extras as Lee practices his Art of Fighting Without Fighting (But Actually Really Fighting) on Bolo was a whole new thrill. If you've never seen a Bruce Lee film, start with Enter the Dragon - it's Lee's most widely-known film in the West and is probably closest to whatever you're imagining. Although Fist of Fury is the better film, Enter the Dragon is slightly more accessible as well as being a wild ride that can be enjoyed over and over again (and if you have seen it before...just watch out for those extras)! 9 bottles of JW Red out of 10 by Jonathan McCoy - Heroic-cinema.com |












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