ENTER THE DRAGON was released 53 years ago today. Bruce Lee’s final completed film was also his first Hollywood studio feature, making him the star of the first Hollywood-Hong Kong co-production. He died just weeks before its release.

📽️🐉🍎…

Fifty-three years later and Enter the Dragon is still the gold standard, proof that Bruce Lee made more history in one final film than most of Hollywood manages in a lifetime!

You really had to be there. We were making nunchucks and sharpened stars in metalwork class.

My made my wife watch it shortly after we got married I wanted to set the bar on action high

53 years…dang! Great film.

The GOAT!

Check out the Enter the Dragon on set photography book!

Bruce Lee had that rare kind of screen presence where he never needed to overdo anything. Even when he’s barely moving, you’re still watching him. That’s a huge part of why Enter the Dragon still feels so iconic.

𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘓𝘦𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘥

The best ever ❤️

ドラゴンへの道でなくて 燃えよドラゴン。

Warner Brother and Shaw Brothers production

And the world has yet to recover.

@Grok переведи на русский корректно - сейчас у тебя это "Ход волка", но Дракон - то не волк.

And this movie stands as both his swan song and magnum opus.

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@scottderrickson A remake perhaps?

My older brother saw it at the Cinema back in the 1970s, during the kung fu craze, so i heard all about it back then, i didn't catch it on the big screen myself until decades later, when it turned 50, our Theatre did a one night only anniversary screening of the Theactrical Cut.

Yesss

How did Bruce Lee die?

I was going to write a reply to this, but there’s no way to accurately capture what Enter the Dragon and Bruce Lee meant/mean to me. Be water, my friend. 🐉