Réalisation:
George NolfiPhotographie:
Amir MokriActeurs·trices:
Philip Ng, Yu Xia, Ron Yuan, Peter Chao, Terry Chen, Billy Magnussen, Vanessa Ross, Darren E. Scott, Gerardo Barcala, Ed Moy, Christina July Kim (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
San Francisco 1964. Encore inconnu, Bruce Lee enseigne les arts martiaux aux étrangers provoquant la colère des traditionnalistes du Kung Fu qui envoient le maitre de Shaolin Wong Jack Man pour le défier. L'affrontement aura lieu en secret et aujourd’hui encore, l'issue en est contestée. D’un côté, on affirme que Lee a rapidement vaincu Wong. De l’autre, on jure que le style de Wong a épuisé Bruce Lee. Devenu légendaire, ce combat a changé l’histoire du Kung Fu à jamais... Après cette rencontre, Bruce Lee qui était un pratiquant strict de l'école Wing Chun de Ip Man, a commencé à changer sa méthode et sa philosophie de combat. (Metropolitan FilmExport)
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Critiques (2)
I liked the trailer quite a bit, the foreign reviews were pretty discouraging and now I know why. The film has a lot of stupid dialogues, to the point where I felt ashamed at times, the acting is terrible, especially Philip Ng, who plays Bruce Lee as arrogant, almost sleazy and unlikeable (he was excellent in Once Upon a Time in Shanghai), and the fights don't stand out much either. The choreography is varied and interesting, but I found them very non-contact, lacking in grit and certainly not exciting. Those familiar with films like this can ignore it, the rest might not be offended. 45%
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This is definitely a film where you have more expectations than what you end up getting, but there are still some scenes that can be quite fulfilling, at least if you have a need for good action or good martial arts. There’s a lot of dancing in parts, but there are scenes I enjoyed. Bruce Lee's performance was interesting.
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