The movie was said to follow a similar plot, but would embrace Jeong's comedic style rather than making him a traditional action hero like Lee's character in the original Enter the Dragon.The ...

Despite not having a reputation on par with that of Enter the Dragon, Heroes of the East certainly deserves to be counted among the best kung fu movies of the 1970s.Of course, that's owed in large ...

Gerard Butler is back but there are some key differences between the animated "How to Train Your Dragon" movie and the new ...

“Enter the Dragon” was the first Chinese martial-arts film produced by a major Hollywood studio (Warner Bros.), effectively introducing general American audiences to that genre.

Enter the Dragon made Bruce Lee a household name upon its release in 1973. It remains the late martial arts idol’s most popular work, but was it his masterpiece? Experts weigh in.

Enter the Dragon was the 13th highest grossing film in North America in 1973, but it was a big year for movies with other classics like The Exorcist, The Sting, American Graffiti, Magnum Force ...

On the 50th anniversary of Enter The Dragon’s Hong Kong premiere, we talk to screenwriter Michael Allin about how he wrote a movie that changed cinema, and culture, forever.

Before Enter the Dragon, Lee was known for playing Kato on the 1960s ABC series The Green Hornet and Batman, and for starring in several kung fu films in the early 1970s, including The Big Boss ...

With the 50th anniversary of “Enter the Dragon” around the corner, the TCM Classic Film Festival held a special screening on Saturday night of the iconic film to a packed audience to celebrate ...