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Nora Miao | ... |
Yuan Le-erh
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James Tien | ... |
Fan Chun-hsia
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Maria Yi | ... |
Yen
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Robert Baker | ... |
Petrov
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Fu Ching Chen | ... |
Chao
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San Chin | ... |
Tung
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Ying-Chieh Han | ... |
Feng Kwai-sher
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Riki Hashimoto | ... |
Hiroshi Suzuki
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Jun Katsumura | ... |
Suzuki's bodyguard
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Chung-Hsin Huang | ... |
Tien
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Kun Li | ... |
Hsu
(as Quin Lee)
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Feng Tien | ... |
Fan
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Yin Chi Lee | ... |
Li
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Tony Liu | ... |
Chin
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Chen Chen returns to the international compound of China only to learn of his beloved teacher's death. This is compounded by the continual racist harassment by the Japanese population in the area. Unlike his friends, he confronts it head on with his mastery of martial arts while investigating his teacher's murder. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
'Jing wu men' aka 'Fist of Fury' is a classic action film carried by the late Bruce Lee. I've always admired his work and in my opinion his energetic presence alone makes his films worth the watch. Having said this, 'Jing wu men' does have its share of flaws e.g. the sound effect is very poor (good background score) and it's very anti-Japanese. However, one must take into consideration that this is a film made more than 35 years ago. The choreography of the action scenes is superb as Lee leads them with a lethal grace. The acting is competent, though most of the villains appear as caricatures). Lee shines and he excels in the emotional scenes, particularly the graveyard scene and the sequences with his beautiful co-star Nora Miao. The plot is well handled, making the film an entertaining experience that ends on a powerful note.