Fist of Fury

Fist of Fury Movie Review
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Summary of the Fist of Fury
The starring is Bruce Lee as Chen. Chen comes back to Shanghai to the news that his martial arts trainer, Ho Yuan Chia, has been killed through poisoning by a Japanese gang. Ho was a cult hero in China, having made a name for himself in the martial arts field with several high-profile victories over foreign fighters. Chen is soon consumed with rage and grief, and his fury soon turns into a search for vengeance. He would stop at nothing to avenge his master’s death. While his master had taught him that the essence of martial arts is to keep fit, he opts to go against this by using his skills to seek justice for his dead master.
Reactions and Reflections to the Fist of Fury
This movie is a great clinic for martial arts and the budding Chinese movie industry. A lot goes on throughout the film, but the most captivating of it all is the energetic display of Bruce Lee, who acts as Chen. The producer has worked hard to ensure he blends traditional Chinese culture and some elements of modernity without outshining the other. This perfect balance ensures that Fist of Fury is a full-throttle movie from start to finish, and all the highlights of the fistfights make for one fascinating film, even for a neutral.
Lee carved out a name for himself as an energetic, high-octane showstopper, and the Fist of Fury further proves that. His quick movements ensure that he experiences minimal physical adversity during his engagements with the enemies. Only the Russian brawler gets some significant punches landing on him. He defeats the enemy using high kung fu and technical prowess. Lee is fast and precise with his fight movements. The quick actions and excellent display of martial arts skills sell this movie entirely to the viewer and keep one glued to the screen throughout its duration.
The sound effects throughout the movie are exaggerated, especially during the fights. The producer may have focused more on the action aspect of the movie. This, however, doesn’t take the gloss away from the captivating nature of the film. The visuals are standard, a...