Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I was growing up during the early 80's, martial arts short movies were telecast on Television during the day time. I remember watching parts of Enter The Dragon. I think it's a good martial arts movie for people who love action movies.

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It looks great and it sounds good of a movie. I love it

Had to share legendary movie with son. Safe to say there is another lifelong bruce lee fan.

It is one of the greatest tragedies that Bruce Lee would die before the film that would forever immortalize him was released. If you love this movie or are new to the legend of Bruce Lee, this is the version to buy. While this is definitely not a "good" film by any means-horrific acting and plot (even by Martial Arts Film standards) and a director who had never directed an Action film before (which shows)- it is an important film for both showing off Lee at the top of his form, bringing Martial Arts to the international stage, and it features Lee's best choreographed fights (besides "Way of the Dragon"'s Norris/Lee fight of course) which all make it an integral part of film history. All that said, the bonus features are pretty good but still feel lacking. You will get pretty much all you might think you need to know about Lee, but in actuality you mostly get cliff notes. It is great to see interviews with former student the-late-great James Coburn but when you see a doc titled "The Curse of the Dragon," you expect to see more about his late son Brandon. Seeing what's left of some vintage interviews is cool but, unless you live or plan on visiting Hong Kong, the feature about "rediscovering" the locations where it was filmed is pointless. There is also too much of George Takei but nothing involving former stuntman and friend Jackie Chan. Honestly, the best thing to do would be to combine what's seen here with the History Chanel's Doc "How Bruce Lee Changed the World." All in all, this worth the money.

Can't wait to check this one out heard nothing but good reviews

I loved this classic. lots of action. 2 disc special.

For anyone that is a Bruce Lee fan this is a must have for your collection. I was 6 when the man passed away. Yet I watch all his 5 movies to this day. His skills are for the eyes to see, but what would his skills be like today. Well there are so many that claim his legend will live forever and I do believe that. If you have never seen Enter the Dragon you should and listen to the words he says about life. They ring true to this very day. Watch the extras and the interview with Bruce and see just how deep this man was. He was behind his time, and we are still trying to catch up to him even 40 years after his death.

Most people know what the movie is about so I will skip the plot ... so I will just talk about the blu ray ...This is the best this movie looks and probably ever look ... if you like this movie buy this version ... picture clear and the sound is great also the extras are flowing on this disc so if you like Bruce Lee and martial art flicks this is a win ...

You just can't go wrong with this awesome edition of Bruce Lee's classic final film. Digitally remastered and chock-full of supplemental materials, it is a great package for a karate geek to take out and introduce to a friend that has never seen Lee do his thing. (C'mon, the nunchaku scene is the greatest thing EVER!)

This presentation of Enter the Dragon is crystal clear and excellent quality. As the last film to feature Bruce Lee this print as been beautifully remastered for blu ray. Loads of special features include Hans Islan then and now, candid interviews with Bruce Lee, and a lenticular card of Bruce Lee using his nunchaku

This is the original cut with additional scenes not in the American theatrical release. Loaded with extra content and art, it is must for any Bruce Lee or martial arts fans. On the Con-side: Not the best Blu-ray translation or audio I've ever seen or heard but considering the source material not terrible.

One of my all time favorite flicks. It shows a small glimpse of what Bruce lee would’ve offered the world. As far as a story goes for it’s time it’s compelling. Action packed. And philosophical.

If you haven't seen this movie, what rock have you been under? Bruce Lee is at his very best in this classic. I like that they've added the clips at the shaolin monistary where Lee talks about some of his philosophies about life and Kung Fun. "I don't hit. It hits all by itself."

If you like action then this movie is for you. I didn't know much about Bruce Lee but after I saw this film, I was in total awe of him. He was in phenomenal shape and his tae kwon do skills left me speechless. I look forward to seeing all of his movies now.

I was very excited to pick this anniversary edition up and was not disappointed at all! Amazing picture quality considering the year this movie came out and the lossless audio was very good too! On top of all that you get allot of bonus content!

Bruce Lee began the wave of martial arts craze here in this country. His influence is felt even today and Enter the Dragon is his legacy forever on film. If you are a martial arts fan this is the jewel of any collection.

...martial arts movie ever! This special edition Blu ray is great! Picture looks great and tons of features. Although I'm not overly excited about its price, but I guess if you spot this on sale or have reward points, use it on this! Must have for anyone who's into martial arts movies! Four stars because of the price.

This is one of the best Bruce Lee movies ever. I bought it for my father who's a huge fan and he loved it. The moie comes with a booklet, patch, and some other items. It's a really cool collectors item for any fan.

A must have for Bruce Lee fans. Besides the clear Blu-ray picture, the extra bonus features are all there. You might have other collections of Bruce Lee with some features here and there, but this one has it all.