Bruce Lee Collection (1971 - 1993) (5 Disc) - RE RELEASE

Lee Jun-fan, better known as Bruce Lee.

Bruce Lee died while dubbing the film Enter the Dragon. He died after taking a headache pill and lying down to rest. Some believe it was an allergic reaction to a certain type of headache pill that he could not tolerate.

To this day, Bruce Lee still has many fans. His popularity has also been seen in the modern media world, with countless documentaries, films and more based on him.

The Bruce Lee Collection includes:

The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, The Way of the Dragon and Game of Death (which was only completed five years after the actor's untimely death in 1973). The films clearly show the master's enormous talent and charisma.

Bruce Lee collection Also includes Rob Cohen's biography, Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story, which tells the story of the man behind the legend, with Jason Scott Lee in the title role.

The Big Boss (1971)
Young Cheng is sent to Bangkok to start a new life. He promises his mother never to use violence again. He gets a job at a factory run by the well-known and wealthy Hsa Mi. But Cheng soon discovers that the factory is just a front for heroin smuggling - and that their boss is the head of a gigantic drug syndicate protected by Kung Fu experts. Cheng's cousins are murdered and his girlfriend is kidnapped to force Cheng to silence.

Fist of Fury (1972)
In the early 20th century, Shanghai is ruled by the Japanese, who mock and humiliate the Chinese, and the city is a melting pot of racism and hatred. When Chen returns to Shanghai for the funeral of his beloved Kung Fu master, he discovers that it has been a case of poisoned murder. He sets out to take bloody revenge, and woe to anyone who stands in Chen's way, for he is accompanied by his two invincible friends - his fists of steel.

The Way of the Dragon (1972)
Tang Lung (Bruce Lee) travels from Hong Kong to Rome to help a family friend whose restaurant has become a target for the local mafia. Tang Lung defeats the local gangsters, but this is not enough to stop the mafia boss. He hires martial arts experts from all over the world to take down Tang Lung. The best he knows is "Colt" (Chuck Norris), and it ends with Colt and Tang Lung facing off in a spectacular fight in the Colosseum.

Game of Death (1978)
Billy Lo (Bruce Lee) is the biggest Kung Fu star in the cinemas. Everyone wants him, including a large company controlled by the powerful mafia kingpin Dr. Land. He gives Billy a simple business proposal: "Sign or die!"
But Billy refuses. In the middle of a recording, a shot rings out. Billy lets out a scream and falls to the ground. Everyone thinks it's part of the action. But it's not loose gunpowder, Billy has been shot with! The funeral is grand. All his friends and fans mourn. But Billy is not dead. He has survived by the smallest margin and is now contemplating a terrible revenge. He locates the leader of a major Kung Fu tournament in Macau. On Dr. Land's side are the world's most dangerous men. On Billy's side are the world's most dangerous legs and hands. The final round can begin!

Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (Dragon: The Legend of Bruce Lee, 1993)
Jason Scott Lee and Lauren Holly star in this unforgettable film about the legendary Bruce Lee, his life, love life and courage.
Bruce Lee's childhood was marked by rigorous martial arts training, and he made his dream of opening a kung fu school in the United States a reality. It wasn't long before he was discovered by a Hollywood producer (Robert Wagner) and began his meteoric career in film. He became one of the most charismatic action heroes in film history, despite his untimely death.