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  • Actors: Unicorn Chan, Whong In Sik, Meng Hoi
  • Directors: Bruce Lee
  • Format: PAL
  • Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Classification: 15
  • Studio: Showbox Home Entertainment
  • DVD Release Date: 5 July 2004
  • Run Time: 180 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 2.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B000260PFM
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 160,766 in DVD & Blu-ray (See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray)

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A 1972 Kung Fu action film with fight sequences directed by Bruce Lee. The film features some of Kung Fu cinema's biggest names, including Bruce Lee himself who makes a cameo appearance.

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Do not be fooled by the fact that Bruce Lee is on the cover of the box, Bruce does appear in the film but only for a couple of seconds, if you buy this DVD expecting another Lee classic I'm afraid you will be very disappointed. He did work on the film but only as a guide on the production side and rumour has it that the small bit of Bruce in the movie was filmed without his knowledge as he helped cast on set.

The film itself is average, not a bad kung fu movie but nowhere near Bruce Lee standard, hence the producers cashing in by exploiting Lee's image. I would recommend you save your money or spend it on a proper classic Bruce Lee film such as Way of the Dragon, Enter the Dragon or Fist of Fury.
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Wow! A budget release Bruce Lee film, that actually does feature the REAL Bruce Lee!
Bruce Lee acted as action director (which means fight choreographer) for this film and also has a very small cameo.
The picture isn't great, it feels stretched out and on occasion features a lot of grain.
The DVD has two short, but interesting, featurettes. Which is nice for a budget release.
The film itself is pretty good, a revenge tale similar to a couple of Bruce Lee's films. The fight scenes are entertaining, and from watching this film I can see why their is such a loyal fanbase to these 1970's Chinese/Hong Kong Martial-Arts films. They are often poorly acted and dubbed but this film isn't.
This film is mainly for Bruce Lee completists, but even if you're not a big fan it's a very good film.
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Amazon.com: HASH(0x98c0d3e4) out of 5 stars 6 reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
HASH(0x97edfa74) out of 5 stars Bruce Lee History Piece 9 Aug. 2003
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format: DVD
I am happy and sad to see the release of this `Lost Classic'.
Happy since it is finally available and sad since it's not a good film!
Complaining aside,the whole DVD is well worth the purchase price.
It includes the following-
2 Versions of the film-English and Mandarin.The English is a Full Screen Version and the Mandarin is Widescreen.
There are different openings to the film on both,and the English version has two clips of Bruce Lee not shown in the Mandarin Version.
Original Trailer-Quite a rarity.It has unseen footage of Bruce Lee on set.
Last Day of Bruce Lee Documentary-an interesting 20 minute piece which is narrated and hosted by Bruce's Hong Kong girlfriend Betty Ting Pei(it's dubbed in English).There's a load of footage of Bruce at a party with the cast of the film,and then funeral footage.This alone is worth the price of the DVD.
Photo Gallery-an excellent compilation of Bruce Lee's life in 1972.I haven't seen these photos before and the captions are great.Bruce Lee Historian George Tan has done an amazing job.
Fight Scenes interview-this 20 minute piece has Bruce's stuntmen discussing how Bruce Lee put together the famous Enter the Dragon fights,plus anecdotes about Fist of Unicorn and the man himself.
Cover artwork is the best images of Bruce to date.
Also recommend `Death by Misadventure-the mysterious life of Bruce Lee'.See my review on this masterpiece.
Overall a great DVD piece,minus the actual film(s).
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
HASH(0x97edfedc) out of 5 stars 4/5 for the extras. 0/5 for the movie. -1,000,000/5 for the the job that video asia did on the release of this 16 July 2006
By morgoth - Published on Amazon.com
Format: DVD
Now first the moivie-horrible. I never thought I could give a movie with yusakai kuratu in it a 0/5, but I am. Add in Whang in-sik who's legs look awesome in this, and I just told you the one good scene of this movie. Unicorn Chan is actually not that bad of an actor and his kung fu skills are not the worst. But his signature move where he flies up into the air like superman and then just comes down to kill his oppenents with his death strike, it is truly unbearable to watch.

Now there is 2 versions of the film on this disc: A really bad full screened english version, and a widescreen one that has an even worse picture with almost unreadable subtitles.

The movie is just so stupid and bad I really cannot recommend this to anyone.

Now the 2 special feature are VERY good. One is an interview with betty ting pei that is REALLY REALLY old. And then a reall cool interview with bruce's stuntmen.

So overall, about all I can say is, video asia, you are the absolute worst dvd company ever.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
HASH(0x97edff00) out of 5 stars Pitiful garbage 20 Nov. 2004
By Jerry at the Movies - Published on Amazon.com
Format: DVD
The movie "Fist of Unicorn" is complete garbage, badly made and rottenly acted (at one point, there is a stuttering duel of all things). The fight scenes are not very impressive, despite choreography by Bruce Lee. In the English version, Bruce Lee is supposedly showing off to Unicorn Chan in the opening sequence but, wouldn't you know, they use a double! Unicorn himself is not much of an actor, but he is a graceful fighter.

What is really pitiful is the DVD itself: there is no trailer for the film, despite user comments, only trailers for "Bruce Lee: The Man, The Myth" (shown twice!) and other Bruce Lee rip-offs (even a trailer for a Ron Van Clief film). The documentary of stunt men who knew Bruce is translated by someone with a lazy drawl for a voice - you'll think it was intended as a joke. The only plus is the 72 photos of Bruce shown - for that, buy a book of pictures of the martial-arts master but not this film.
HASH(0x97d811b0) out of 5 stars Cheesy but classic 16 Sept. 2013
By YellaDragon - Published on Amazon.com
Format: DVD Verified Purchase
In a nutshell, this movie is another cheesy "standard old school kung fu movie", but for me that's not a problem. Seeing some of the actors I've come to recognize in various kung fu films always makes me laugh and this is yet another old school classic. Bruce Lee does make an appearance, of sorts, but in general this reminds me of the "Kung Fu Theatre" films I grew up watching.
HASH(0x97d817f8) out of 5 stars Bruce Lee rare 15 Jan. 2013
By NIshat Hayat - Published on Amazon.com
Format: DVD Verified Purchase
Bruce Lee makes a brief appearance in this vintage martial arts action drama, which stars his longtime friend and mentor Unicorn Chan. A must for Bruce Lee fans.
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