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60 of 200 · most liked firstR.I.P. the great Lalo Schifrin. He changed the sound of movie music forever. So many classic scores “Cool Hand Luke” “Enter The Dragon” “Bullitt” “Dirty Harry” “Kelly’s Heroes” to name a few. Here we a few years back at the Oscars when he received his honorary Governors award. A super cool guy.
unlabelledView post →Born 27 Nov 1940, iconic actor and martial arts expert, Bruce Lee. In his short life he gained international fame & developed his own form of martial arts. In films, he debuted as a child actor & became a huge star after the release of his last film Enter the Dragon. He died aged just 32. #BruceLee
unlabelledView post →now watching - Enter the Dragon for - Frame Rate
unlabelledView post →movie title screen: ENTER THE DRAGON me: So is this like a vore thing or like a monsterfucking thing?
unlabelledView post →I was trying to think of my favorite video game movie, and it may actually be Mortal Kombat (1995). This is probably due to 1) me never really playing or caring about Mortal Kombat and 2) it basically being a remake of Enter the Dragon, but more awesome because it has puppets.
unlabelledView post →Bruce Lee was born 85 years ago tomorrow (27th Nov). Bruce's last film before his untimely death in 1973 was the hugely popular Enter The Dragon. The film inspired Lee Perry to create this unique tribute... youtu.be/cKt2lVkonmE?... #reggae #reggaesky #vinylsky #vinyl #musicsky #leeperry
unlabelledView post →Enter the Dragon (Film: 1973 / DVD: 1998) 🔇
unlabelledView post →Lalo Schifrin (with scenes from "The Beguiled", "THX 1138", "Enter the Dragon" and "Voyage of the Damned" where Schifrin composed the film score) - BOTD
unlabelledView post →R.I.P. Lalo Schifrin, one of the greatest film composers of all time. His scores for Dirty Harry and Enter The Dragon are incredible.
unlabelledView post →Name your fav martial arts film: Here's my answer: Enter the Dragon (1973)
unlabelledView post →Here to see Enter the Dragon at the midnight movie. Dad and I used to watch this all the time when I was small. I mostly remember John Saxon shirtless. I love kung fu.
unlabelledView post →The most influential movie of all time was Enter the Dragon, and it's not particularly close. Not only did it mainstream Kung Fu in the West, but it caused millions to get into martial arts in real life. Enter the Dragon literally changed people's lives drastically, in a way no other movie did.
unlabelledView post →There used to be a seventies club called “Polly and Esther’s” where when they played “Kung Fu Fighting” they matched it up perfectly with clips from Bruce Lee’s “Enter the Dragon” movie on their TV screens. #AT40
unlabelledView post →On this night (5th March) in 1988, the Scala Cinema was showing The Exorcist (1973), A Boy And His Dog (1975), Enter The Dragon (1973) and Dirty Harry (1971) as what was billed as a 70s Shockers All-nighter.
unlabelledView post →Lalo Schifrin passed away. Maybe the most fun movie and TV composer, of all my faves. Enter the Dragon, Bullitt, Dirty Harry movies, Matt Helm movies, Cool Hand Luke, Mission Impossible, Mannix, Starsky & Hutch. A jazzy coolness in much of his work. His music makes you feel like the lead in a movie.
unlabelledView post →Greatest martial arts comedy: Drunken Master 2 Greatest martial arts stunts: Police Story Greatest martial arts drama: Crouching Tiger Greatest martial arts sci fi: Matrix Greatest martial arts movie: Enter the Dragon
unlabelledView post →Because I love 70s filmmaking SO much, I'll reply to this post w/ some alternate picks, too! 70: Dodes'ka-den 71: Harold & Maude 72: The Poseidon Adventure 73: Enter the Dragon 74: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 75: Jaws 76: Mikey & Nicky 77: Star Wars 78: Dawn of the Dead 79: The Muppet Movie 🎥
unlabelledView post →Enter the Dragon (1973) Bruce Lee's final completed film before his death on 20 July 1973 at the age of 32 #FilmSky #Movies #BruceLee
unlabelledView post →Lalo Schifrin (with scenes from "The Beguiled", "THX 1138", "Enter the Dragon" and "Voyage of the Damned" where Schifrin composed the film score) - BOTD
unlabelledView post →ENTER THE DRAGON (1973) was added to MAX this month and it's already their 7th most-watched movie. #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →My ★★★★ review of Enter the Dragon boxd.it/8IGgGB Trafficking, drug manufacturing, & murder! If you have secure island for nefarious activities, don't host public martial arts tournament! Great action, great fun, not very logical. Lee is joy to watch. #filmsky 🎥📽🎬🎞 Criterion Collection 1036
unlabelledView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Day #139 "Enter the Dragon" (Robert Clouse/1973) While King Boxer had opened up the floodgates for kung fu films in the West it was Enter the Dragon that blew the doors off their hinges. Great cast, great film...check it out!
unlabelledView post →Favorite film for each year of the 1970s: 1970: Dodes'ka-den 1971: Harold & Maude 1972: The Poseidon Adventure 1973: Enter the Dragon 1974: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1975 and all-time #1 personal favorite: Jaws 1976: Mikey and Nicky 1977: Star Wars 1978: Dawn of the Dead 1979: The Muppet Movie 🎥
unlabelledView post →Lalo Schifrin (with scenes from "Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows", "THX 1138", "Enter the Dragon" and "Voyage of the Damned" where Schifrin composed the film score) - BOTD
unlabelledView post →Off to see the live-action How To Train Your Dragon this morning, so I've updated by original review of the 2010 animation. Neither film is a satisfactory sequel to 1973's Enter the Dragon, playing down the martial arts action in favour of some lovely dragons 5/5 film-authority.com/2025/06/09/h...
unlabelledView post →If you like Bloodsport or Enter the Dragon, you're gonna like this! Last night I went to an early screening of @lexialex.bsky.social's new movie ABSOLUTE DOMINION at The American Cinematheque. P.S. The movie comes out Friday May 9. watchabsolute.com
unlabelledView post →I struggle to remember the first DVD I purchased. I was all in right away and bought lots of them. Imports of HK films were cheap ($5 a disc for non-Jackie films). I bought boxes full of them. My very first discs ever were likely “Out of Sight,” “Enter the Dragon,” & the first Austin Powers film
unlabelledView post →Rewatch complete of Robert Clouse’s ridiculous Enter The Dragon meets The A-Team action bonanza. Absolutely absurd story filled with tons of fights, crazy characters and even crazier bad guys. Lewis is the real deal but Norton and Urquidez get plenty of fights to steal the movie.
unlabelledView post →5. Enter the Dragon To be honest, the entire film. I just decided to pick one scene.
unlabelledView post →Movie night (Enter The Dragon), with Sweet and Sour Pork Belly, Toasted Cashews, Spring Onions and Lao Gan Ma. The sauce is pretty much a glaze made with brown sugar, rice vinegar, soy sauce and a squirt of ketchup, if you want to go a bit maverick. Recipe over on m’insta.
unlabelledView post →RIP to a composing *legend* in Lalo Schifrin. Wrote the original "Mission: Impossible” theme and TV score along with Starsky and Hutch and movie scores for Cool Hand Luke, Dirty Harry series, THX1138, The Amityville Horror, Enter the Dragon, and Bullitt among MANY others. variety.com/2025/music/n...
unlabelledView post →I'm not generally known for my appreciation of, or writing about, martial arts movies, but I'll make an exception for the original Enter The Dragon, with Bruce Lee going undercover for British intelligence at a deadly tournament, kicking ass and taking names. 3/5 film-authority.com/2025/06/13/e...
unlabelledView post →It's Last Four Friday. I thought I rated Enter the Dragon 4 stars, but apparently it's 3.5 now? I'm keeping it. I like the idea of that movie being exactly as good as Clown in a Cornfield. #Filmsky #Letterboxd 📽️
unlabelledView post →Our IPTV is down so we are watching cable and they have ‘Enter the Dragon’ tonight. The turtleneck sport suits. The impeccable funk/soul soundtrack. Those rockin’ 70’s HK vibes. That cold open on the golf course. And Bruce Lee! Pretty much the perfect movie.
unlabelledView post →... and here comes one of the most iconic - and influential - scenes in movie history ... the hall of mirrors. "Enter the Dragon" and "The Man With The Golden Gun" owe a debt. #TheNoirCollective #TheLadyFromShanghai
unlabelledView post →Not even online. Look into how we banned a bunch of adult films; and that includes horror films, splatterhouse and some action films like Enter the Dragon (the UK feared Ninjas and becuase Nunchaku were used in this unrelated film and by ninjas, that had to be banned/edited at first)
unlabelledView post →The most ambitious & dangerous animal porn film ever made was probably Enter The Dragon
unlabelledView post →Name a film you've seen six times. "Enter the Dragon."
unlabelledView post →Does it have to be strictly a Kung Fu film? Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is right there with Kung Fu Hustle. But Black Belt Jones and Enter The Dragon are sublime. However my favorite film to WATCH every time is Raw Force, which can also be a zombie movie, and a Cameron Mitchell movie.
unlabelledView post →“Enter the Dragon” is my favorite movie about fucking a dragon
unlabelledView post →I don't know if I'm reading too much into this, but like... I find it quite disturbing that on a list of "24 Best Kung Fu Movies Of All Time", the #1 movie is a western movie made by a white guy, starring mostly white folks. Like... #4 was Enter The Dragon... Think about that.
unlabelledView post →And the Friday night movie 📽️ pick is... Enter the Dragon (1973) Dir. Robert Clouse
unlabelledView post →Greek film poster for ENTER THE DRAGON (1973 - Dir. Robert Clouse) Cast: Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Jim Kelly, Ahna Capri, Shih Kien
unlabelledView post →this is the film that someone lent by accident instead of returning my copy of Enter The Dragon. For years, I've been looking for its title. Old man's super move is crushing peoples' balls, and every time this happens hey show two eggs exploding; the image, unforgettably, etched upon my soul!
unlabelledView post →so after two and a half years of "you can't hang anything on your walls," I'm having choice paralysis for what to get re: posters Enter the Dragon was an easy pick, it's already framed and up I'm really leaning towards "painted movie posters" vs posters with photos on them, so sadly no Desperado
unlabelledView post →Big Bad 3 brought me back to my roots. Action films and in particular martial arts films. So here’s my top 16 of all time. Tried to keep it varied. One film per franchise. You may not agree and that’s fine. Yes Enter the Dragon is 1 cause it’s my favorite martial arts film ever.
unlabelledView post →Enter the Dragon is close to a perfect movie in every facet, including the score.
unlabelledView post →My brother has decided that Enter The Dragon counts as a Christmas movie because Bruce Lee has clearly just been given new pants and socks.
unlabelledView post →Enter the Dragon is like if a fighting game movie was good
unlabelledView post →Strangely, Milton Caniff's comic strip Terry and The Pirates shares DNA with Enter the Dragon. Mainly that they lifted the colour palette from Terry and used it for the film set design (even before the script was finished).
unlabelledView post →Is #DementiaDonny turning into the evil “Hahn” from Bruce Lee’s film “Enter the Dragon”…..he also had a Black glove!
unlabelledView post →My ★★★★ review of Enter the Dragon on Letterboxd boxd.it/9MY8Av
unlabelledView post →Now watching Enter the Dragon (1973) #Filmsky 📽️
unlabelledView post →Share your favorite facial expressions in film! 🎬 Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon 1973🐉
unlabelledView post →Finally watched Enter the Dragon for the first time in my life tonight. Great movie! Very silly at times, but in a good way, and the lead trio were all fun characters. However, I now realize I had mixed Enter the Dragon, Way of the Dragon, and Game of Death all together in my brain.
unlabelledView post →One other fun fact I learned on my colosseum tour in Rome a few weeks ago is that the only movie ever actually filmed in the colosseum was Enter the Dragon when a young Chuck Norris fought Bruce Lee on the arena floor
unlabelledView post →The thing most people don't realise about Bruce Lee is he had stage, dance, and film experience going back to childhood, before his Wing Chun training, even. By the time he got to Enter the Dragon he had 3 decades of acting experience in addition to martial arts. Brandon didn't have that.
unlabelledView post →Today's first film. Yep Enter the Dragon staring Bruce Lee and a special appearance for two seconds by Jackie Chan hahaha. It's a 70s classic and fun to watch #70s #filmsky #enterthedragon #brucelee
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching ENTER THE DRAGON (1973). Director: Robert Clouse. Bruce Lee, John Saxon. Lee takes on an opium overlord in his biggest hit. If only he was here to take on fentanyl crisis! #filmsky 🎥📽🎬🎞
unlabelledView post →I was reluctant to get the 4K of ENTER THE DRAGON, as I already had the Criterion release, but I snagged it for around $7 on Black Friday and finally watched it today. Holy smokes! Positively vibrant and easily the best the film has ever looked. Like having a film print.
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