And when he don't have this angry facial expression he barely has none. He plays it so intensely that the important scenes lost their authenticity and then sadly become laughable. All the yellings he does while fighting don't help. present ? I mean he does act a lot but it is way too often the same face, the one that could have an angry disruptive child. There is some interesting acting to search in the protagonists but Lee's acting is. We follow Bruce Lee's character during most of the movie. present ? I mean he does act a lot but it is way too often the same face, the one that could Scenario is way too simple, almost childish. Scenario is way too simple, almost childish. It's got an interesting plot, alright acting, some very bloody, smart and amazingly shot action sequences. Overall, Fist Of Fury is honestly an interestingly good movie. I almost forgot to mention, the action sequence which Chen has with the "No Dogs And Chinese Allowed" sign is honestly brilliant, I loved that scene so much.
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Also, the sound effects which have been used throughout this movie have been used so many times but it's honestly hilarious, when we hear them. The action sequences throughout this movie are pretty hilarious but they can be pretty bloody, smart and amazingly shot. The movie's got some alright acting, it's mainly Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) who's the main character, who's really good and really hilarious at the same time throughout this movie. After the news, this makes Chen want to retaliate and get his revenge. He later finds out his master Huo Yuanjia has died and he's died due to an illness, this makes Chen devastated.
After the news, this makes Chen want Fist Of Fury has a very interesting plot, which is pretty much about Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) coming back to Jingwu school to marry his fiancee. In 2010, Donnie Yen played a superhero-esque version of him in Legend of the Fist: Return of Chen Zhen, which stayed true to the themes of the original movie.Fist Of Fury has a very interesting plot, which is pretty much about Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) coming back to Jingwu school to marry his fiancee.
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A few TV shows have been produced about his adventures. In 1994, Jet Li portrayed Chen in a high-profile remake titled Fist of Legend, which is considered by many to be one of the best kung films of the decade. Even in the 2000s, Bruce Lee’s Chen Zhen is still a popular figure. On top of that, the character of Chen Zhen has been played by two of the biggest martial actors from recent years, Jet Li and Donnie Yen. Later, direct sequels to the original Fist of Fury were made, with Bruce Lee look-alikes taking the role. New Fist of Fury cast Jackie Chan in his first starring role in a character that was similar to Bruce Lee’s version. Occasionally, Hong Kong studios would revisit some of Bruce Lee’s films, but none served as the basis for more movies than Fist of Fury. Though Fist of Fury is a work of fiction, the death of Huo Yuanjia was a real-life event, which is a fact that had led some to wonder if Bruce Lee's character was loosely based on Huo Yuanjia's student, Liu Zhensheng.Ĭhen Zhen’s significance is reflected by how other movies have used him. The film ends with Chen Zhen attacking, with the implication being that he’s about to die. Though he wins the fight, Chen Zhen’s story reaches a tragic end when he is shot at by a line of Japanese soldiers. He ends up using his kung fu skills to strike back at his enemies. For a while, Chen Zhen and the others are told to endure it, but eventually Chen Zhen finds out that the Japanese were responsible for his master’s death. During this time, students from his school are bullied by fighters from a Japanese dojo, who look down on the Chinese. In Fist of Fury, Bruce Lee’s Chen Zhen is introduced as a Chinese martial artist who comes home to discover that his kung fu master, Huo Yuanjia, has died. It was made shortly after he made his big break in Hong Kong in 1971’s The Big Boss. Released in 1972 and directed by Lo Wei, Fist of Fury was Bruce Lee’s second martial arts movie. Enter the Dragon may be Bruce Lee’s biggest movie, but the most important character he ever played was Chen Zhen, a fictional hero created for Fist of Fury.
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