Bruce Lee et ses mains d'acier

Titre original : Fu ji

1978
R
1h 33min

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3,8/10

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Bruce Li in Bruce Lee et ses mains d'acier (1978)

Martial Arts Action Drama

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn undercover cop has been assigned to bust up a narcotics ring but comes up against the mob's hired martial arts assassin. Both men are the best in their field and in a battle to the death,... Tout lireAn undercover cop has been assigned to bust up a narcotics ring but comes up against the mob's hired martial arts assassin. Both men are the best in their field and in a battle to the death, only one will survive...An undercover cop has been assigned to bust up a narcotics ring but comes up against the mob's hired martial arts assassin. Both men are the best in their field and in a battle to the death, only one will survive...

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3,8/10

251

MA NOTE

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Anecdotes
According to the 2008 DVD release, Bruce Li directed and stars in it.

Gaffes
The three henchmen show that they killed their targets by holding out their victim's jackets. However, the man who was shot with the arrow was not wearing a jacket. Also, the man with the moustache held out two jackets even though he only killed one person.

Citations
Poochie Chan: I am Poochie Chan.

Connexions
Featured in Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie (2011)

Bandes originales
Pick Up the Pieces
Performed by Henry Mancini

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Not any better than other 70s martial arts movies

Most 1970s martial arts movies from Hong Kong, whether they are set in modern times or in the past, or whether they try to cash in on Bruce Lee or not, I've found to be pretty bad and interchangeable. "The Fists of Bruce Lee" manages to fit both of those negative attributes. Well, maybe not, because this one manages to stand out a little from the pack by being significantly worse than usual. I knew I was in trouble when the first ten minutes or so made absolutely no sense. The movie gets a little more coherent after that dubious beginning, but that doesn't mean it's any easier to sit through. There are a few unintended laughs, like how the movie freely plagiarizes American top 40 songs on its soundtrack. But for the most part, the movie is really boring; even the fight sequences are pretty dull. Even those who have more of a tolerance for 70s Hong Kong kung fu movies will probably find this tough to sit through.