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Title: Bruce Lee 1971 "The Big Boss"Fists of Fury Wei Lo DVD-5
Also Known As: Big Brother of Tongshan (Hong Kong: English title) (literal title) / Fists of Fury (USA) / Fists of Glory (Europe: English title) / The Big Boss (Hong Kong: English title) / Tong san dai hing (Hong Kong: Cantonese title)
Pinyin of Mandarin Title: tang shan da xiong
Director: Wei Lo
Starring: Bruce Lee, Maria Yi, James Tien, Ying-Chieh Han, Malalene
ISBN & No.: CN-F18-98-0011-0/V.J9 & ZK1D5-001

Region: All/0/Free, which means this DVD will play on standard DVD player worldwide if the picture format(NTSC or PAL) is right.
Format: PAL, which means this DVD will display well on TV in PAL countries such as Europe, Australia and the Middle East. (Note: 1. US and CA are not PAL countries. 2. Either NTSC or PAL DVDs will play on any computers.)
Package: Plastic Case
Picture Quality: 4/5, which means the quality is normal.

Audio: DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital 2.1
Language: Mandarin, Cantonese
Subtitles: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Japanese,Thai, Vietnamese (Removable)
Year: 1971
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Runtime: 99 minutes
Number of Discs: 1 DVD-5
Production Area: Hong Kong
Screen Format: Anamorphic Widescreen 16:9

Synopsis: Martial arts master Bruce Lee solidifies his standing as one of the great action stars in Fists of Fury, the story of a Chinese country boy (Lee) sent to live in Thailand with his uncle and cousins. Around his neck is a charm representing his promise to his mother not to fight, a promise which is repeatedly tested when he goes to work in the local icehouse for an abusive overseer and prejudiced natives. When some of his cousins are killed after discovering the icehouse is actually a front for a heroin-smuggling operation, Lee sets out to exact revenge and eventually has a showdown with the Japanese crimelord behind the entire scheme (Han Ying Chieh). Lee's physical gifts are undeniable; the blinding speed of his fists and feet must be seen to be believed. The film was originally released in Asia as The Big Boss. Bad guys beware when that charm comes off!

Movie Reviews: Well, Bruce Lee did it: he finally hit stardom with one of the coolest movies that I've ever seen. "Tang shan da xiong" (called "Fists of Fury" in the US) has him going to work in an ice factory after having taken a vow not to fight. But when he discovers slimy deals at the factory, he realizes that he has no other choice.

As one might expect, the whole movie is an excuse to show off Bruce Lee's moves, and they do a great job with it. There's not much in the way of an actual plot here: they get straight down to the martial arts, and I shouldn't even have to tell you what sorts of things he does.

All in all, this movie will remain a classic for all time. These sorts of flicks make life worth living. You're sure to love it.