Action

Crime

猛龍過江

Orange Sky Golden Harvest

Concord Productions

Hong Kong

广州话 / 廣州話

普通话

English

Italiano

The Way of the Dragon

Bruce Lee

Nora Miao

Chuck Norris

Wei Ping-ao

Huang Tsung-Hsun

Robert Wall

Hwang In-shik

Chin Ti

Tony Liu Tian-jue

Little Unicorn

Malisa Longo

Wu Ngan

Robert Chan Law-Bat

Fu Ching Chen

Jon T. Benn

John Kenny

Robert Baker

Riccardo Billi

Russell Cawthorne

Franz Colangeli

John Derbyshire

Alexander Grand

Barry Haigh

Michael Kaye

Giuseppe Marrocco

Mark Metekingi

Andre Morgan

Anders Nelsson

Matthew Oram

Marco Pane

Ho Pich

Homan Tapsell

Pupita Lea Scuderoni

Lisa Mantellini

Raymond Chow

Joseph Koo

Tadashi Nishimoto

Chen Hsin

Joe Cheung Tung-Cho

Cheng Hui-Jan

Chaplin Chang Yin-Peng

Chih Yao-Chang

Kuang Chih-Chung

Leung Hey-Ming

Hsieh Tse-Ming

Chow Shao-Lung

Chan Chap-Hung

Peter Cheung Yiu-Chung

Huang Shun-Chang

Chu Sheng-Shi

Shing Gwan-On

Yuen Biao

Yuen Wah

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You can certainly see that the camera loved the charismatic Bruce Lee in this otherwise rather predicable action adventure. He's the young "Tang" who arrives in Rome from Hong Kong to help out in a family restaurant that's under siege from the local mafia who want the premises for themselves. His arrival is quite timely as his adeptness with Kung Fu helps him to eradicate the local enforcers with comfortable ease. In the end they decide to get serious - perhaps the building is on an oil well, or something, so draft in the legendary "Colt" (Chuck Norris) who has the young upstart "Tang" firmly in his sights. There is astonishing agility on display here from an array of experts in this, and other, martial arts that showcase their athleticism and fleetness-of-foot using hands, improvised weapons, balance and precision to exhibit the artistic elements of this deadly form of combat really well. Away from those precisely staged activities, though, the rest of this is a rather ordinarily constructed drama that makes as much of visionary director Lee's limitations as an actor as it extols his skills as a fighter. Essentially, we can live without many of the first eighty minutes, especially the romantic interludes which come across as particularly wooden, and just settle down for a denouement that would have had Nero himself gripped from his throne in the ancient Coliseum.

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