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Well made set of the American releases of his films. The original, and sometimes more complete, asian versions of these films are available but can be more expensive and hard to find. At least good quality copies, that is.

Asian release of "Fists of Fury" with original title.

Bruce Lee gets to direct, and does well. It was released in the U.S. as "Return of the Dragon" because it did not come out until after his death and the release of "Enter the Dragon". The fight with Chuck Norris is just about the biggest icon in martial arts cinema.

This is THE Bruce Lee film and is available in single disc, two-disc special edition, HD DVD and a Blu-ray edition. This edition, among other special features, includes the documentary "Bruce Lee, a Warrior's Journey" about his unfinished film "Game of Death" which shows his footage reconstructed to as close to Bruce's original plan as possible.

About the best documentary-style biography that I have seen.

Good but fairly basic documentary about the man but it is also narrated by Shannon Lee.

The Kung Fu series comes full circle as Brandon appears in the show that his father created but was not allowed to be in. At the time it was not thought that a chinese actor could carry the lead in a t.v. series. Bruces' previous series, The Green Hornet, was liked but didn't get big ratings.

Dubbed, American release of the film.

Brandon may be playing second fiddle to Dolph Lundgren in this film but he does a good job, the film is entertaining and it is a definite improvement over "Laser Mission".

Brandon's finest film. His skills with action were proved in earlier works but here we also get to see his skills as an actor. I would compare his work here to any of the most seasoned actors in Hollywood. This 2-disc edition I highly recommend if only for the deleted scenes that help preserve his final and greatest work.

Not a bad film at all but Shannon only has a supporting part, which she does well in.