Fu ji (1978)

Director:

Bruce Li

Writer:

Ching Kang Yao (screenplay)

Stars:

Bruce Li, Lieh Lo, Yuan Chuan

Cast

Credited cast:
Bruce Li	...	Lee Min-Chin (as Ho Chung Tao)
Lieh Lo
Yuan Chuan
Ping Ou Wei	...	Outpuss
Lung Tang
Yi Tao Chang	...	(as Chang I Chih)
Fu Mei Po
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Charles Bonet
Chin-Chu Chen
Hui Lou Chen
Shao Hua Chu
Phil Cohen
Gary Hester	...	Black-American fighter
Po Wei Hou
Fei Lung Huang

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

list of names | nude picture | nunchuck | trap | cop | 

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Taglines:

The SOUL of THE DRAGON Lives On!

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Genres:

Drama | Action

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

Taiwan Hong Kong

Language:

Mandarin English

Release Date:

December 1978 (USA)

Also Known As:

Bruce Lee et ses mains d'acier

Company Credits

Production Co:

Lucky Star

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

In the archery scene, the victim is obviously holding the arrow to his chest.

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Quotes

Poochie Chan: I am Poochie Chan.

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Connections

References Live and Let Die (1973)

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Soundtracks

"Pick Up the Pieces"
Performed by Henry Mancini

User Reviews

Anti-Vivarin

Man, the Fist of Bruce Lee literally knocks you into submission.

This was directed by Bruce Li which can be seen from the onset. The camera work is really not good and is accompanied by less than average fighting. Who is the blonde guy who keeps appearing in Li's films? He's not very good at martial arts and or even basic fighting for that matter! His nunchuks look like $10 special from KB Toys. Can you tell I really don't like this guy? The story isn't all that clear and names are dropped while characters appear so often you can't even tell if someone from the film crew accidentally got in the shot. Then, you have scenes where guys appear out of nowhere, no conversation occurs, and fighting breaks out for no reason. Worst, some of them don't even include Bruce fighting!! What the heck was with that double/triple crossing and who the hell are these guys? Oh, you can also see where Jackie Chan got inspiration for the playground fight in Police Story 2. Jackie saw this film and said, "The Bruce Li playground fighting scenes really suck!"

Funny stuff: Bruce electrocuting a nosy thug, deadly doll, secret codes, funniest 70s dub music in the club scene, cutie gal who doesn't fall for "experts", fake retractable knife, Bruce sparring to "Pick up the Pieces"

For a good Bruce Li flick , look elsewhere. Still WAY better than Future War.