Bruce Takes the Dragon (1974) | VHS | SEALED | Bruce Le

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Title: Bruce Takes the Dragon (1993)

Genre: Action, Martial Arts\

Plot Synopsis:

An underground tournament in the heart of Hong Kong becomes the battleground for Bruce, a lone martial artist seeking justice for the death of his brother. As he infiltrates the criminal underworld responsible, Bruce must face off against a gauntlet of lethal fighters, each with their own brutal style. With every blow, he draws closer to uncovering the conspiracy at the heart of the tournament and exacting revenge on the shadowy figure known only as “The Dragon.”

Cast and Crew:

• Director: Godfrey Ho

• Writers: AAV Creative Unit

• Cast:

  • Bruce Le as Bruce

  • Dragon Lee as Wong

  • Brad Jones as Tiger

  • Dana Simpson as Yin

  • Li Wong as The Dragon

IMDb Link: Bruce Takes the Dragon (1993)

Reviews from Letterboxd

1. mikekennedy – ★★★☆☆
   “Another wild ride from the ninja cut-and-paste master himself. Not the most coherent narrative, but it delivers in absurd martial arts mayhem.”

2. badmoviefiend – ★★☆☆☆
   “This is prime ‘so bad it’s good’ territory. The editing is insane, the dubbing hilarious, and Bruce Le is doing his best Bruce Lee impression.”

3. sketchymartialarts – ★★★☆☆
   “If you go in expecting Godfrey Ho chaos, you won’t be disappointed. It’s more of a remix of tropes than a real movie, but it’s entertaining as hell.”

4. kungfuwizard – ★★★☆☆
   “A confusing but strangely compelling mash-up. Some impressive fights are buried under layers of nonsense and recycled footage.”

5. vhsnightmare – ★★☆☆☆
   “A headache and a half, but also kind of brilliant in its own nonsensical way. Recommended only for die-hard Ho-heads.”

Meta Description:
Dive into the chaotic martial arts underground with Bruce Takes the Dragon (1993), a cult action film full of high kicks, vengeance, and the signature madness of Godfrey Ho. A must-see for fans of Bruceploitation and offbeat kung fu cinema.