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To bring his brother's killer to justice, and discover the Tower's secret, Lo must first run the gauntlet of death, from which no-one has ever returned alive! Taking over three years to complete, GAME OF DEATH 2 is choreographed by Yuen Woo-ping, action-director of The Matrix and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and features the formidable kicking skills of legendary Korean Tae-kwon-do master, Hwang Jang Lee (Drunken Master). Now restored and re-mastered for the first time ever!
Special Features:
- Digitally re-mastered and restored DVD transfer
- 2:35:1 Anamorphic version enhanced for widescreen TV's
- Feature length audio commentary with Bey Logan and co-star Roy Horan
- Trailer Gallery including original theatrical trailer with rare deleted footage from Enter the Dragon
- Dolby Digital Audio (Cantonese original and English dub)
- Biography Showcase
- Production Photo Gallery
- Deleted footage Archive
- Interview Gallery with Roy Horan and Korean kicking expert Casanova Wong
- Fully Animated Menus
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For example, when Billy Lo (Bruce Lee's character) is reminded of his childhood by the bearded abbot, the viewer is shown black and white footage of a young Bruce Lee terrorising an old man.
We are treated to on screen slogans such as "Bruce Lee at age 15"
Finally, when Billy Lo dies, they show footage of Bruce Lee's actual funeral.
Just Shameful. This movie urinates on the memory of Bruce Lee.
However I decided to stick with it and kept watching. After the first hour I was begining to laugh at the frenetic action and pure ludicrousness of the dubbed english dialogue. Some of the dialogue is really bad but really funny! I imagine if you've seen some other Hong Kong kung fu flicks you'll know what to expect.
My brother and I have watched this film numerous times since and never fail to end up in fits of laughter. Whether this is the true intent of the film I don't know but I can't dispute that its entertaining.
I've given this DVD 4 star as its not really Bruce but it is superbly entertaining. Just make sure you know what you're buying to avoid disappointment!
The second half of the film, without Bruce's out-takes, is more coherent, and builds to a decent climax.
The fights are actually pretty good overall, especially the final confrontation between Tong Lung and Hwang Jang Lee, a Korean fighter who regularly turns up in Martial Arts films as the "baddie" (Drunken Master, for example), and is a superb fighter.
Not as good as a proper Bruce Lee film, it nevertheless remains a good watch.
So okay its not bruce lee , we all know that , and the plot is almost un-understandable but its the fighting people want , and its very good. Read more
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