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Details:Arrow VideoHaving established himself as the biggest box office draw in Hong Kong, Bruce Lee leveraged his success into a new deal with Golden Harvest that would allow him to write and direct as well as star in his own projects. He only got to complete one film under this deal before his untimely death, but it's arguably his most personal and exciting: The Way of the Dragon. Tang Lung (Lee) is a naïve country boy from Hong Kong who is shipped off to sunny Rome in order to assist a family friend whose Chinese restaurant is under threat from a local gangster. Training the waiters in self-defence while taking on Italian thugs single-handedly, the gangster decides to retaliate by flying in some of the best fighters from America (including Colt, played by Chuck Norris) and Japan to take Tang down. Soon the columns of the Colosseum will rumble with the sound of Tang Lung's fury! Lee's only completed directorial effort is unlike any kung fu film that came before it, mixing thrilling action, stunning international location filming and charming humour in a way that would prove heavily influential on other Hong Kong filmmakers in the years since. It is accompanied by The Final Game of Death, a brand new 223-minute video essay taking you inside the making of Lee's second, and tragically unfinished, film as writer-director.Product FeaturesLIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY CONTENTS Illustrated collector's booklet featuring writing on the film by Walter Chaw Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tony Stella DISC 1: THE WAY OF THE DRAGON High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentations, restored by Arrow Films from original film elements, of the Hong Kong Theatrical Cut and the Japanese Cut via seamless branching Original newly restored lossless Mandarin, English and Cantonese mono audio on the Hong Kong Theatrical Cut Alternate lossless English mono audio on the Japanese Cut Optional English subtitles English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing on both English audio options Two feature commentaries, one by Frank Djeng & Michael Worth and one by Brandon Bentley The Way of the Camera, a documentary looking at Lee's filmmaking and fighting method in his directorial debut, featuring interviews with Golden Harvest producer Andre Morgan, martial arts experts Michael Worth, Jon Kreng, Andy Cheng, Frank Djeng, David Yeung, film historian Courtney Joyner and actors Piet (Peter) Schweer, Jon Benn and John Saxon Meet the Italian Beauty, a newly filmed interview with star Malisa Longo The Scottish Soldier Meets the Dragon, a newly filmed interview with on-set observer John Young Newly recorded select scene commentary by 'thug' actor Piet Schweer Archive interviews with co-stars Jon Benn, Bob Wall and Hwang In-shik and production managers Chaplin Chang and Louis Sit Trailer gallery, including a Bruceploitation trailer reel Image gallery DISC 2: THE FINAL GAME OF DEATH (BLU-RAY) The Final Game of Death, a brand new 223-minute video essay by Arrow Films that incorporates a new 2K restoration of all two hours of Lee's original dailies from a recently-discovered interpositive English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing Game of Death: Revisited, an earlier attempt to reconstruct Lee's original vision from 2001 Super 8 footage from 1974 of Dan Inosanto demonstrating the nunchaku Brief archival interview with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar from 1976 Image gallery
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Arrow VideoHaving established himself as the biggest box office draw in Hong Kong, Bruce Lee leveraged his success into a new deal with Golden Harvest that would allow him to write and direct as well as star in his own projects. He only got to complete one film under this deal before his untimely death, but it's arguably his most personal and exciting: The Way of the Dragon. Tang Lung (Lee) is a naïve country boy from Hong Kong who is shipped off to sunny Rome in order to assist a family friend whose Chinese restaurant is under threat from a local gangster. Training the waiters in self-defence while taking on Italian thugs single-handedly, the gangster decides to retaliate by flying in some of the best fighters from America (including Colt, played by Chuck Norris) and Japan to take Tang down. Soon the columns of the Colosseum will rumble with the sound of Tang Lung's fury! Lee's only completed directorial effort is unlike any kung fu film that came before it, mixing thrilling action, stunning international location filming and charming humour in a way that would prove heavily influential on other Hong Kong filmmakers in the years since. It is accompanied by The Final Game of Death, a brand new 223-minute video essay taking you inside the making of Lee's second, and tragically unfinished, film as writer-director.Product FeaturesLIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY CONTENTS Illustrated collector's booklet featuring writing on the film by Walter Chaw Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tony Stella DISC 1: THE WAY OF THE DRAGON High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentations, restored by Arrow Films from original film elements, of the Hong Kong Theatrical Cut and the Japanese Cut via seamless branching Original newly restored lossless Mandarin, English and Cantonese mono audio on the Hong Kong Theatrical Cut Alternate lossless English mono audio on the Japanese Cut Optional English subtitles English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing on both English audio options Two feature commentaries, one by Frank Djeng & Michael Worth and one by Brandon Bentley The Way of the Camera, a documentary looking at Lee's filmmaking and fighting method in his directorial debut, featuring interviews with Golden Harvest producer Andre Morgan, martial arts experts Michael Worth, Jon Kreng, Andy Cheng, Frank Djeng, David Yeung, film historian Courtney Joyner and actors Piet (Peter) Schweer, Jon Benn and John Saxon Meet the Italian Beauty, a newly filmed interview with star Malisa Longo The Scottish Soldier Meets the Dragon, a newly filmed interview with on-set observer John Young Newly recorded select scene commentary by 'thug' actor Piet Schweer Archive interviews with co-stars Jon Benn, Bob Wall and Hwang In-shik and production managers Chaplin Chang and Louis Sit Trailer gallery, including a Bruceploitation trailer reel Image gallery DISC 2: THE FINAL GAME OF DEATH (BLU-RAY) The Final Game of Death, a brand new 223-minute video essay by Arrow Films that incorporates a new 2K restoration of all two hours of Lee's original dailies from a recently-discovered interpositive English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing Game of Death: Revisited, an earlier attempt to reconstruct Lee's original vision from 2001 Super 8 footage from 1974 of Dan Inosanto demonstrating the nunchaku Brief archival interview with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar from 1976 Image gallery
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aspect ratio | 35.1 |
format | blu-ray |
Language | english, mandarin / cantonese |
region code | region free, a (americas, southeast asia...), b (europe, au, nz, africa...), c (china, russia, india...) |
season | film ( 1972 ) |
type | movie |
artist | bruce lee |
Category | blu-ray & 4k ultra hd |
Color | colour |
colour | colour |
Age group | kids |
Gender | male |
Size | 1 |
Brand | Arrow Video |
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