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Young Dragon
A blitzkrieg of blazing Brucesploitation action! A group of ruthless gangsters will do anything to get their hands on a missing book containing Bruce Lee’s lethal techniques. But when they kidnap Lee’s ex-girlfriend, young martial artist Bruce Wong (Bruce Le) will have to ferociously fight to save her. Featuring an incredible cast, including Lo Lieh as a drug kingpin, Chan Wai Man as a mysterious, cold-blooded assassin, and Bolo Yeung as a well-oiled, bear-hugging brawler, The Young Dragon is an action-packed blast!
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Plot Summary
A young man seeks revenge for the death of his martial arts master. Trained in traditional kung fu, he must confront a dangerous gang that controls the city's underworld. His journey is fraught with peril as he faces numerous skilled fighters and treacherous traps.
Critical Reception
Young Dragon is a classic example of 1970s Hong Kong martial arts cinema, appreciated by genre fans for its elaborate fight choreography and straightforward revenge plot. While not critically acclaimed by mainstream critics, it is fondly remembered for its action sequences and the performances of its martial arts stars.
What Reviewers Say
Features impressively staged and energetic kung fu battles.
A typical, but enjoyable, revenge-driven martial arts narrative.
Showcases the athleticism and skill of its martial arts performers.
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Fun Fact
The film is notable for its extensive use of traditional kung fu techniques, reflecting the martial arts training prevalent in Hong Kong during the era.
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