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I 3 dell'Operazione Drago

Titolo originale: Enter the Dragon
  • 1973
  • VM18
  • 1h 42min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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Bruce Lee, Ahna Capri, Jim Kelly, John Saxon, Shih Kien, and Robert Wall in I 3 dell'Operazione Drago (1973)
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Arti marzialiKung FuUno contro tuttiAzioneCrimineThriller

Un esperto di arti marziali cerca di infiltrarsi nell'organizzazione di un criminale usando l'invito ad un torneo come copertura.Un esperto di arti marziali cerca di infiltrarsi nell'organizzazione di un criminale usando l'invito ad un torneo come copertura.Un esperto di arti marziali cerca di infiltrarsi nell'organizzazione di un criminale usando l'invito ad un torneo come copertura.

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    • Robert Clouse
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Michael Allin
    • Bruce Lee
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    • Bruce Lee
    • John Saxon
    • Jim Kelly
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,6/10
    117.771
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    POPOLARITÀ
    4555
    364
    • Regia
      • Robert Clouse
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Michael Allin
      • Bruce Lee
    • Star
      • Bruce Lee
      • John Saxon
      • Jim Kelly
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    Bruce Lee
    Bruce Lee
    • Lee
    John Saxon
    John Saxon
    • Roper
    Jim Kelly
    Jim Kelly
    • Williams
    Ahna Capri
    • Tania
    Shih Kien
    Shih Kien
    • Han
    Robert Wall
    Robert Wall
    • Oharra
    • (as Bob Wall)
    Angela Mao
    Angela Mao
    • Su Lin (Guest star)
    • (as Angela Mao Ying)
    Betty Chung
    • Mei Ling
    Geoffrey Weeks
    Geoffrey Weeks
    • Braithwaite
    Bolo Yeung
    Bolo Yeung
    • Bolo
    • (as Yang Sze)
    Peter Archer
    • Parsons
    Ho Li-Jen
    Ho Li-Jen
    • Old Man
    • (as Ho Lee Yan)
    Marlene Clark
    Marlene Clark
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    Allan Kent
    • Golfer
    Bill Keller
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    Mickey Caruso
    • L.A. Cop
    Pat E. Johnson
    Pat E. Johnson
    • Hood
    • (as Pat Johnson)
    Darnell Garcia
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    • Sceneggiatura
      • Michael Allin
      • Bruce Lee
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    10dee.reid

    Immortal (***** stars out of five)

    In the years since his bizarre and tragic death, martial arts legend and master Bruce Lee has become a sort of icon within the Kung-fu movie circuit.

    The last film that he completed before his death, 1973's "Enter the Dragon," has become not only a masterful showcase for Lee's talents (both fighting and acting), but in the 31 years since its release has become perhaps the definitive martial arts movie of all time.

    Lee, in his first and last English-speaking performance, stars as a martial arts expert who is recruited by the British government to infiltrate an island fortress, under the cover of being invited to a martial arts tournament, to investigate a possible slavery/drug ring led by a former nemesis of his.

    Indeed something is amiss at this isolated island fortress, as he discovers that his nemesis Han (Shih Kien) is the host of the tournament and is also the leader of the same gang that murdered his sister. Soon enough, Lee, together with two other martial artists, Roper (John Saxon) and Williams (Jim Kelly), go to work kicking a** everywhere until the final showdown with the murderous, one-handed villain Han in the classic "Hall of Mirrors" fight sequence.

    "Enter the Dragon," a joint American-Chinese production, was intended to be Bruce Lee's introduction to Western audiences, but due to his tragic death just weeks before the film's American release, we will never know what he would have been capable of here in the states. Even more tragically, his son Brandon Lee would experience a similar fate just like his father only 20 years later with "The Crow."

    There are so many classic fight scenes, which I can watch over and over without them ever becoming boring. Many of them still hold up very well, especially by 2004's standards, where fight scenes are mostly digitally enhanced or involve "wire" or "Matrix-fu" to make up for lack of actual stunt work; plus one has to remember that this film was made in 1973, in the days before wirework would become dominant in today's martial arts cinema. The "Cavern Fight" is probably my favorite fight sequence of all time, in any martial arts movie.

    Many of the fights in this movie, more specially the ones where Lee is involved, have a surreal feeling to them. He brings a kind of grace to his action scenes that have yet to be topped by any actor alive today. Lee even brings many of his own personal philosophies to this film, which makes much sense and perhaps help to understand some of the more philosophical elements to the story. But more than anything, this was Bruce Lee's entrée to Americans; many people, including myself, were introduced to martial arts cinema through "Enter the Dragon."

    There are also several cameos made by future martial arts stars that would eventually reach stardom, most notably Jackie Chan (as a henchman during the "Cavern Fight" sequence who has his neck broken by Lee) and Sammo Hung (as Lee's sparring partner in the opening fight sequence).

    I could go on and on about what makes this movie immortal, but I feel I should let you see what makes it great. Bruce Lee was forever immortalized with this film and it will be cherished and praised forever.
    Dean Routledge

    .....simply the best

    Even though it is more than 25 years since Enter the Dragon was first released, to this day it is still hailed as the landmark of martial arts films.

    Used primarily as a vehicle for the late, great Bruce Lee this movie has a thin plot, little actual character development and the acting isn't fantastic.....it was never meant to be another Citizen Kane. Its merit lies purely in the action content. If you were to ask any learned martial artist I'm sure that 9 out of 10 would tell you that the fight sequences are unparalleled, even today. The fluidity of Lee is astounding. Unlike most martial arts films of that time the fighting is very realistic, and has a somewhat visceral quality. There is also the use of traditional Oriental weapons (nunchaku, escrima sticks, etc..), although the British censors in their wisdom have seen fit the cut the nunchaku sequence, and I'm afraid, like any censored movie, it just isn't the same watching when you know you aren't getting the full monty, so to speak.

    Still, on the whole one of my personal favourites and a must see for any action or seventies film fan. If you get the opportunity see the remastered American version with added footage....I've got one,envy me!!!
    7richardchatten

    Han's Tournament

    A non-stop succession of brightly-coloured, almost continuous aggro with a villain with a metal hand who actually strokes a white cat that was a huge hit and posthumously made a star worldwide of Bruce Lee.

    Very seventies, full of flairs, sideburns, zooms and a groovy Lalo Schifrin score; it was shot on location in Hong Kong without bothering to record any sound, the dialogue and sound effects obviously post-synced.

    Although billed third, the delectable Ahna Capri actually gets sadly little screen time.
    9Fella_shibby

    One of the most entertaining martial arts movie with an amazing music score.

    I first saw this in the late 80s on a vhs. Then again in the early 2k on a dvd which I own.

    Revisited it recently with my family.

    This time Lee plays a martial arts instructor who is approached by the British Intelligence and is persuaded to attend a martial arts tournament on a private island owned by Han, a crime lord.

    Lee's assignment is to gather evidence that will prove Han's involvement in drug trafficking and prostitution.

    The movie has amazing star cast, few top notch martial arts fight scenes n wonderful music score.

    This one is not as intense as Fist of Fury but very entertaining.

    The villain Han is not intimidating or a convincing fighter yet he is able to take down the character of Jim Kelly.

    We have Sammo Hung in an uncredited role in the opening fight scene against Lee at the start of the film.

    We also have Jackie Chan in a blink n miss role as the henchman who grabs Lee from behind n later Lee holds Chan by his hair.

    We have Bolo Yeung before he became the usual villain in JCVD's movies.

    Enter the Dragon along with Game of Death were the foundation for fighting games. Both these movies inspired various martial arts n action movies.

    In Fist of Fury, Lee's character bites the leg of a Russian fighter during a duel.

    In this movie John Saxon's character bites the leg of Bolo Yeung during a duel.
    8AlsExGal

    From someone who really doesn't know anything about the martial arts

    I've read about Bruce Lee, and I knew he was very versatile - actor, martial artist, philosopher, etc. But I'd never sat down and watched one of his films before, mainly because the opportunity to do so doesn't come up very often. So last night, when Turner Classic Movies had a Bruce Lee double feature on with a guest discussing Lee's films, I took that opportunity to watch "Enter The Dragon".

    The plot involves Lee, a skilled martial arts instructor, being recruited by British intelligence to enter a martial arts contest held by crime lord Han on his own private island. While there, Lee is supposed to look for evidence of Han's criminal activity. Han talks a big game about honor during the matches, but if things don't go his way he does not fight fair. And that includes Han having various prosthetics for his missing left hand that include knives and spikes.

    There's no doubt Lee is a charismatic presence that commands one's attention. The choreography is so tightly performed (and also blocked out by Bruce Lee himself) that it's hard not to be dazzled. And I say that as somebody who really knows nothing about the martial arts.

    I'd say that one aspect I found humorous were the lines given to African American martial artist Jim Kelly. They were typical of the kinds of lines and roles given to African American actors during the 70s at the height of the popularity of blaxploitation films. If you've seen Hollywood Shuffle - and if you haven't you should - it is hard not to notice such stereotyping. Still I'd recommend this film if you are curious about the film work of Bruce Lee.

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      Bruce Lee actually struck Jackie Chan in the face with one of his fighting sticks. Chan admitted that it was his own fault: he wasn't where the fight choreography required him to be, and would have been fine if he'd been on his mark. In any case, Lee was so horrified that he immediately helped Jackie up and hugged him while apologizing profusely, and later insisted that Chan could work on all of his movies after that. Unfortunately, Lee died before he could keep his promise, but Chan still claimed the moment was one of the greatest things that has happened to him in his entire career (he even admitted that he hammed up how much pain he was in because he didn't want Lee to stop hugging him).
    • Blooper
      Mr. Han moves his left hand before it is revealed to be fake.
    • Citazioni

      Lee: [Lao approaches Lee; both bow] Kick me.

      [Lao looks confused]

      Lee: Kick me.

      [Lao attempts kick]

      Lee: What was that? An exhibition? We need emotional content. Try again.

      [Lao tries again, but with more aggression]

      Lee: I said "emotional content". Not anger! Now try again... with me.

      [Lao tries again and succeeds]

      Lee: That's it! How did it feel to you?

      Lao: Let me think...

      [Lee smacks his head]

      Lee: Don't think. FEEL! It is like a finger pointing away to the moon.

      [Lee looks at Lao, who is looking at the finger; Lee smacks him again]

      Lee: Don't concentrate on the finger, or you will miss all that heavenly glory. Do you understand?

      [Lao bows; Lee smacks him again]

      Lee: Never take your eyes off your opponent... even when you bow.

      [Lao bows again, this time keeping his eyes on Lee]

      Lee: That's it.

      [Lao walks away; opening credits begin]

    • Versioni alternative
      To celebrate the movie's the 25th Anniversary, 10 minutes originally not shown in the US version (but shown in the Chinese version) were restored, although it said only 3 minutes on the box. According to Linda Lee Cadwell, Bruce Lee's widow, this is the uncut version. Also included is "Bruce Lee: In his own words," the original theatrical trailer, a special "Behind the Scenes: The Filming of 'Enter the Dragon'" documentary, and never before seen photos.
    • Connessioni
      Edited into L'ultimo combattimento di Chen (1978)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 11 gennaio 1974 (Italia)
    • Paesi di origine
      • Hong Kong
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingue
      • Inglese
      • Catonese
    • Celebre anche come
      • Operación dragón
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Aberdeen Harbour, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, Cina
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Warner Bros.
      • Concord Productions
      • Sequoia Pictures
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    • Budget
      • 850.000 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 25.259 USD
    • Lordo in tutto il mondo
      • 115.762 USD
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    • Tempo di esecuzione
      • 1h 42min(102 min)
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      • Color
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      • Mono(original release)
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      • 2.39 : 1

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