Meng long guo jiang
Director:
Bruce LeeGuión:
Bruce LeeCámara:
Tadashi NishimotoMúsica:
Joseph KooReparto:
Bruce Lee, Nora Miao, Ping-Ao Wei, Jon T. Benn, Anthony Lau, Little Unicorn, Chuck Norris, Robert Wall, Malisa Longo, Kwan Lee, Ing-Sik Whang, Robert Baker (más)Streaming (1)
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Tang Lung (Bruce Lee) llega a Roma para ayudar a una amiga de la familia, Chen Ching Hua (Nora Miao), amenazada por unos gangsters locales que quieren apropiarse de su restaurante. Poco después de la llegada de Tang, los criminales irrumpen en el restaurante con la intención de obligar a Chen a firmar la venta de su propiedad. Después de que se burlen del estilo de combate de su país natal, un furioso Tang reta a los matones y les derrota en una excelente exhibición de artes marciales. Tras fracasar en su afán de asesinar a Tang, el cerebro de la banda contrata a Colt (Chuck Norris), un campeón mundial de karate de Estados Unidos, en un último intento de acabar con él. Tang se verá las caras con el americano en el mítico Coliseo Romano en el que lucharán como gladiadores en un legendario combate a muerte. (Selecta Visión)
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"The Way of the Dragon" is a legendary movie. Perhaps not so much because Bruce Lee plays in it, but mainly because Chuck Norris also appears in it. He still plays without his specific beard, but what is much more significant is the fact that Bruce and Chuck have a showdown in the final fight, but it's not Chuck who wins, on the contrary. It's Bruce Lee who emerges from the fight as the victor and Chuck is the one who dies in the fight. It's probably the only movie where this happens. Something like Steven Seagal and his death in "Boeing 747 in Peril". But not to just highlight Chuck's presence, I have to say that Bruce again showed what he is capable of and sold his experience gained in movies, as well as his philosophical and fighting path. He has an incredibly chiseled chest. When you see him warming up and stretching, you'll say to yourself that he really could break rocks. Every fight of his is worth it, as well as his comedic, often grotesque performances. He is truly a loss. More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/05/kung-fu-dewey-cox-zkrocena-hora-12-opic.html
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