Fist of Fury (Jing wu men)

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Cast

Bruce Lee
as Chen Chen

Miao Ker Hsiu
as Yuan Le-erh

James Tien
as Fan Chun-hsia

Robert Baker
as Russian Boxer

Nora Miao
as Yuan

Maria Yi
as Yen

Bob Baker
as Russian Boxer

Feng Tien
as Fan

Chung-Hsin Huang
as Tien

Kam Shan

Anthony Liu

Han Ying Chieh
as Feng

Lo Wei
as Inspector

Ngai Fung

Lee Quin
as Hsu

Lee Kwan

Feng Yi
as Yoshida

Tony Liu
as Chin

Chin San
as Ting

Riki Hashimoto
as Susuki

Jun Arimura
as Susuki's Bodyguard

Chen Fu Ching
as Chao

Wei Ping Ao
as Wu

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Critic Reviews for Fist of Fury (Jing wu men)

Audience Reviews for Fist of Fury (Jing wu men)

• Jun 06, 2013

  Hands down the best Lo/Lee collaboration; there are technical and choreography improvements all over the place and unlike <i>Tang shan da xiong</i> (1971), this was intended to be a serious film with still some unbelievable moments to showcase Bruce Lee's extraordinary abilities. Unfortunately, it suffered from its own anti-Japanese undertones. Today, however, it is difficult to judge the original intentions. 97/100
  Edgar C Super Reviewer
• Nov 01, 2010

  I have to say up front, just so you know, that I've never been a strong Bruce Lee fan. The reason why I went back to watch this was because I enjoyed the Jet Li remake, <i>FIst of Legend,</i> so much when I saw it recently. While this one is definitely good to see, so you can say you've seen it, there is no comparison, for me, with <i>Fist of Legend</I>. The latter is a better scripted story, a better directed movie, and Jet Li is the better actor. As far a martial arts style goes, I think they are both equally talented, but Li has definitely emerged over time as the more talented actor.
  Lanning : Super Reviewer
• Feb 12, 2010

  A young martial arts expert makes a solemn vow to refrain from using his "Fists of Fury," and takes a job in an ice factory. When he discovers that the company is a front for a drug smuggling... A young martial arts expert makes a solemn vow to refrain from using his "Fists of Fury," and takes a job in an ice factory. When he discovers that the company is a front for a drug smuggling operation, he is forced to break his vow.
  Martin D Super Reviewer
• Nov 30, 2008

  This Bruce Lee classic is continuously entertaining, though cheesy at times due to its dated quality.
  Andrew F Super Reviewer

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