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Bullets and Bullion: Bullsh*t The picture shows Bruce Le with a machine gun. He never uses a machine gun! It makes reference to stolen gold bullion. There may be a fascinating movie featuring stolen gold bullion, but it's not this one! ARGH!
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"We Are Very Secure..." Two crime bosses are discussing how secure they are inside the compound as Bruce Le sneaks in, takes out their effete assistant, and then starts punching them in the face.
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Knocked into Next Week While sitting at a bar stool, Bruce turns and slugs the guy next to him...and suddenly they're on a deserted beach! I've heard of knocking someone into next week, but this is ridiculous.
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| Director | Claim to Fame |
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 Joseph Velasco |
Directed about 25 Kung Fu flicks; many with "dragon" in the title. |
| Actor | Character | Claim to Fame |
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 Bruce Le |
<Not Yet in Database> | Yet another Bruce Lee knock-off, he eventually developed a style all his own. |
 Lo Lieh |
<Not Yet in Database> | AKA "Lieh Lo," "Lit Law," and "Lo Lien," he had a very long and distinguished career in kung fu movies--almost 250 of them -- spanning from the '60s to the year before his death in 2002. Five Fingers of Death, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, and Fists of the White Lotus, to name a few. |
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