Enter The Dragon (Bruce Lee Vs O'Hara) HD

Enter the Dragon
1973 ‧ Drama/Thriller ‧ 1h 50m
7.7/10
IMDb
95%
Rotten Tomatoes
83%
Metacritic
89% liked this film
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Bruce Lee plays a martial-arts expert determined to help capture the narcotics dealer whose gang was responsible for the death of his sister. Lee enters a kung fu competition in an attempt to fight his way to the dealer's headquarters with the help of some friends.
Initial release: July 26, 1973 (Hong Kong)
Director: Robert Clouse
Music composed by: Lalo Schifrin
Languages: English, Standard Cantonese
Producers: Bruce Lee, Raymond Chow, Fred Weintraub, Paul Heller, Leonard Ho

The Copyright Act of 1976 is a United States copyright law and remains the primary basis of copyright law in the United States, as amended by several later enacted copyright provisions. ... It became Public Law number 94-553 on October 19, 1976 and went into effect on January 1, 1978.

[Aslam]

As a little boy growing up, Bruce Lee gave me hope. As a 52 year old man, I am even more grateful for Bruce Lee. Long live the King!

[LPMAN]

“Boards don’t hit back”
RIP Bruce Lee (November 27, 1940 – July 20, 1973), aged 32
You will be remembered as a legend.

[derricka]

Without this movie many things we love today wouldn’t exist. RIP Bruce

[screenapple]

This is way way way and far better than today's Hollywood love cult classic martial art films.

[deltaforce]

The only thing that keeps Chuck Norris alive today, is the fear of facing Bruce Lee in heaven.

[michaelsilvers]

One of the best fight scenes in martial arts films! Rest in peace Bob Wall, Bruce Lee, Jim Kelly and John Saxon.

[DarkSpiderZero]

That first punch at 0:50 is my favorite attack in any media.

Don't know how Bruce Lee did it, but he was able to inject such raw visceral emotion into a single punch.

[startrekker]

This movie is the GOAT of martial arts movies! It set the bar and it will not be surpassed RIP Bruce Lee 🙏❤🔥

[Youngchot]

The GOAT of martial art movies. The fury & passion Bruce Lee displays are second to none..

[AtThirdDimension]

Bruce Lee was the closest thing the earth had to a Goku or a Batman.

[enquiringmindswanttoknow]

Mine and my dad's hero. Went to Bruce and Brandon's grave in Seattle to pay respects and it was emotional. Just introduced my four year old daughter to this video and have signed her up for lessons, very proud moment for me. Just shows that Bruce went beyond life. I am a 40 year old mancunian woman, but Bruce is like family, that was the power of his reach

[michaelshell]

"O'Hara's treachery has disgraced us..."
I love the fact that Han, despite being a criminal, still was disgusted by O'Hara's attempt to strike Lee in the back.

[rahulvr]

When i was 5 in 90s i never knew he passed away and used to watch his movies. He is my childhood superhero. I was 8 when my dad told me he had already passed away and i cried that day. It was very hard to believe at that moment. RIP legend❤❤

[setpunks]

I remember showing this movie to my girlfriend years ago. She'd never seen a Bruce Lee movie before and she thought it was going to be some cheesy action thing to laugh at. She came away with this total sense of surprise at how great it was and this newfound respect for Bruce Lee.

[hyt]

When you see the scene you feel that it's real, the hatred in Bruce Lee's eyes is so concrete. I have seen this movie on a VHS more than 40 years ago and it still gets me when I watch this fighting scene where Bruce Lee takes the vengeance of his sister.

[Caine]

This fight is a good example of how important it is to control your emotions during a fight. Lee is face to face with the man responsible for his sister's death but he remains disciplined enough to stay focused and in control. Meanwhile O'Hara gets too angry when being on the losing end and he fights more and more carelessly as Lee easily counters his attacks.

[mubarakahmad]

"Boards dont hit back"

Legend

[detetiveluke]

This movie is a classic that will last for ages, thanks Bruce for everything

[onotualiyuohindase]

Based on what had happened to Bruce Lee's sister in the film, the vengeance was the greatest of all Bruce Lee films. Bruce didn't allow his emotions take over him, he was in total control of his emotions until he landed the final blow which was the flying stomp. The emotions on his face says it all...to finally let it all out...to remember his sister...this touched me. Bruce Lee is the Greatest Martial Artist of all time..Legend 🐉 Rip Bruce ❤️

[fitzroywilson]

I’m in my 50’s. I first saw this movie when i was about 10 years old. Shortly after i enrolled in martial arts school. My sole purpose was to be like Bruce. When i entered tournaments, i imitated the sounds he made. To say he was my hero is such an understatement. My eyes are totally blurred with tears as i type these words. I am a traditional man and tears don’t come easily for me… unless i’m watching Bruce Lee in action. RIP legend!