Action,Crime,Thriller
Hong Kong,United States of America
Enter the Dragon is a martial arts film released in 1973 and directed by Robert Clouse. The main character, Lee (played by Bruce Lee), is a skilled martial artist who is approached by a British intelligence agent named Braithwaite (Geoffrey Weeks). Braithwaite asks Lee to undertake a dangerous mission to investigate a reclusive crime lord named Han (Shih Kien), who has a mysterious island fortress and is suspected of being involved in drug trafficking.
Lee agrees to go undercover and participates in a martial arts tournament that Han is hosting on the island. During the tournament, Lee forms a bond with fellow competitors Roper (John Saxon) and Williams (Jim Kelly). However, as Lee gets deeper into his investigation, he realizes that Han is not only involved in drug trafficking, but also in prostitution and other illegal activities.
The climax of the movie involves an epic battle between Lee and Han, as well as Roper and Williams, who have decided to help Lee in his fight against the crime lord. The fight scenes in Enter the Dragon are renowned for their dynamic choreography and intense action, and the movie is credited with helping to popularize martial arts in the United States.
Sadly, Enter the Dragon was also Bruce Lee's last completed film, as he died just a few weeks before its release. However, the movie remains a classic of the martial arts genre and a fitting tribute to Lee's contributions to the world of cinema.
