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Enter Three Dragons | |
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Traditional Chinese | 快拳怪招 |
Directed by | Joseph Kong |
Written by | On Szeto |
Starring | Bruce Lai Nick Cheung Lik Dragon Lee Samuel Walls Philip Ko |
Cinematography | Chi Yu |
Edited by | Wing-Chan Leung |
Music by | Chow Fuk-leung |
Distributed by | An Asso Asia Film |
Release date |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
Language | Cantonese |
Enter Three Dragons is 1978 Hong Kong martial art Bruceploitation movie, directed by Joseph Kong and starring Bruce Lai (Chang Yi-tao), Nick Cheung Lik and Philip Ko. Actor Dragon Lee made his Hong Kong film debut in the film. [1]
Sammy is having a trouble with the gangsters after he had lost the diamonds that his boss had ordered to bring. Sammy`s friend Dragon Hong (Chang Yi-tao) and Min Young (Nick Cheung) decides to help Sammy to defeat the gangster boss.
According to website Cityonfire "Enter Three Dragons isn't as wacky as "Clones," but there's definitely enough unintentional entertainment that makes it just as fun." and gave the rate 6 out of 10. The movie however gave confusion to people due to the random additional fight scenes and cuts of the film. [2] Screen Mayhem says, Enter Three Dragons might be considered the ugly step-sister of The Clones of Bruce Lee. Once again packed with too many dragons. [3]
The movie was released in alternate name which gave some people a confusion with the titles. The Korean release of the movie was released the title after Three Avengers. But the thing that makes even more confuse is the movie was released in U.S after the title called Dragon on Fire which also happens to be an alternate title of The Dragon, the Hero (featuring John Liu and Dragon Lee.) which made people confused with the movie titles between Enter Three Dragons and Dragon on Fire. The U.S production was done Samuel Wall (who appeared as Sammy in the movie) however it was later credited as Joseph Lai and Tomas Tang. Godfrey Ho was co-director of this movie. [ citation needed ]
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