Enter the Dragon

The martial arts masterpiece that cemented Bruce Lee’s status as an international icon. The plot—reminiscent of a Bond-style espionage thriller—serves as a backdrop for breathtaking fight sequences, whose choreography remains unparalleled to this day. Lee’s blend of superhuman skill and magnetic screen presence redefined action cinema, shaping the conventions of the genre. Enter the Dragon is a film that continues to pierce cultural boundaries and that revolutionized the way martial arts are portrayed on screen, providing inspiration for generations of stuntmen to come.

Mikołaj Mizak

Robert Clouse (1928–1997) was an American director who made a lasting impact on action and martial arts cinema. His Enter the Dragon (1973), starring Bruce Lee, was a landmark film that introduced kung-fu movies to a global audience. After Lee’s death, he completed Game of Death (1978) using the actor’s unfinished footage. He also ventured into post-apocalyptic cinema with The Ultimate Warrior (1975). His films were known for their dynamic fight sequences and meticulous choreography, influencing action filmmaking for years to come.