Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993)

Strange as it may seem in our America-first culture, the man who would become arguably the biggest movie idol the world has ever worshiped shot to that peak with relatively little help from Hollywood’s star machine. As a karate prodigy on the streets of Hong Kong, the young Bruce Lee could never have dreamt that one day, a full twenty years after his death at the age of thirty-two, his fame and box-office pull would still be so strong that Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993) could be marketed largely on the merit of his name. This biographical feature gives all praise and glory to Lee’s inspirational showbiz and personal achievements, and how could it possibly be any other way?