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This is cinema. A single man commands the each and every frames his performance makes us forget every other craft, earning applause through sheer presence and truth. Today, the cringiest audiences celebrate gimmicks: 48-fps tricks, nonstop background scores, frantic cuts manufactured elevations that mask emptiness, propped up by an... show more
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![Quentin Tarantino reminiscences the orgasmic feeling the audience & he felt while watching this scene in 'Five Fingers of Death' (1972): "I was a little boy when the whole Kung Fu craze kind of started happening. I remember going to the movies [at the Carson Twin Cinema] and seeing the trailer for 'Five Fingers of Death' (1972) before it was getting ready to come out. And [I felt] 'Oh wow! this was sort of like Kung Fu'. One of the things they did so well is every year, twice a year they would have a double feature of 'Enter the Dragon' (1973) and 'Five Fingers of Death' (1972). Every time it was on the weekend. It was jam packed all during the day and night. As I mentioned in the review I wrote for 'I escaped from Devil's Island' (1973) where I talk about being in a black theater when I was 10 years old watching Jim Brown in 'Black Gun' (1972). What a formative experience, Cinematic experience it was for me! Right up there was watching the double feature of 'Enter the Dragon' (1973) & 'Five Fingers of Death' (1972) twice a year for about 3 years. Because the way you watched it is you went inside 'Enter the Dragon' first. Then you stayed for 'Five Fingers of Death'. It was a pretty good double feature and it was jam-packed audience. It was filled with bunch of Crips & lowriders. After watching these 3½ hours of martial arts, when it built up to the tournament at the end of 'Five Fingers of Death' & Lo Lieh is running to get to the tournament, everyone's really into it. The fights are going on & stuff but that part at the end when all of a sudden his FISTS GLOW RED & you know he is gonna use the iron fist & they start playing the ironside theme [Quincy Jones' theme], he shows to the audience that the fists are blowing red, the audience LOST THEIR MIND. I've had audiences at the New Beverly lose their mind when we show that film, at that moment. But with those audiences at that environment and coming at the end of over 3 hours of martial arts mayhem & building up to that release it was one of the greatest cause & effect I had ever seen of genre cinema, of action cinema; literally an ORGASMIC feeling in a connection between of not just you but the crowd around you, everyone responding. Other than in uproarious comedies, you never have that relationship with the audience, but you wouldn't in an action movie in normal theaters but in this theater you did." (Quote taken from 'Quentin Tarantino on Five Fingers of Death', James Whale Bake Sale, YT, 2025 originally from Pure Cinema Podcast)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2003566280477995171/amplify_video_thumb/2003460117661122564/img/pRl6DzFpyInleJWG.jpg)
