Bruce Lee's classic Kung Fu film "Enter the Dragon" will be released in 4K restored version on August 11

On the 50th anniversary of the release of Bruce Lee's classic kung fu film "Enter the Dragon", the copyright holder announced that it would release a 4K restored version of "Enter the Dragon" and re-screen it in North America on August 11. The official also released a trailer for the restored version, and it can be seen that the restored picture has good clarity.

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It is reported that "Enter the Dragon" is an action film jointly produced by Golden Harvest and Warner Pictures in 1973, directed by Robert Clos, and starring Bruce Lee, Mao Ying, Sammo Hung, Shek Kin, Jim Kelly, John Saxon, and Chiao Hong. This is the fourth martial arts film led and starred by Bruce Lee, and also the last complete work of his lifetime. It was first released in Hong Kong, China on July 26, 1973. The film mainly tells the story of Shaolin disciple Li (played by Bruce Lee) who came to an isolated island to participate in a martial arts competition under the commission of his master and the arrangement of the police, and secretly investigated the illegal behavior of the island owner Han (played by Shek Kin).

The movie "Enter the Dragon" has epoch-making significance for Chinese-language films and Chinese Kung Fu films, making Bruce Lee and Chinese Kung Fu household names around the world.