Bruce Lee Lucha desde la Tumba

Título original: America bangmungaeg

1976
R
1h 35min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA kung Fu expert travels to America to take out a gang of mysterious villains responsible for the murder of his best friend.A kung Fu expert travels to America to take out a gang of mysterious villains responsible for the murder of his best friend.A kung Fu expert travels to America to take out a gang of mysterious villains responsible for the murder of his best friend.

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Jun Chong

Wong Han
(as Bruce K.L. Lea)

Deborah Dutch

Susan
(as Deborah Chaplin)

Suzuki
(sin acreditar)

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American actress Deborah Dutch's first role. She was 17. She said in an interview that her manager sent her to Jun Chong's martial arts school in Los Angeles to where she and several other young actresses met with Chong. Dutch said Chong didn't even look at the other actresses after he spotted her because he loved her striking blue-green eyes. He invited her to dinner at a Korean restaurant that night to meet with him and people from the production company. At the end of the evening, they told her she had the part and she started filming the next day.

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Just before Sasaki goes to attack Wong Han, the room suddenly goes from being almost totally dark to being fully lit.

Citas
Suzuki: You had better listen to me for your own damn good. Understand?
Wong Han: Your threats don't frighten me one little bit.
Suzuki: You should be!
Wong Han: Why, what are you gonna do about it?
Suzuki: Hold it! Why should I help you?
Wong Han: Alright, if you can't help me then who can?
Suzuki: Marc Welby.
Wong Han: Where can I find him?
Suzuki: You can try the race course.
Wong Han: I've some questions for him.
Suzuki: That's if you live to ask!
[swings his katana at Won Han]

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Edited into Ninja Theater: Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave (2022)

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Great Title but Awful Film

Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave (1976)

1/2 (out of 4)

The movie opens on the tombstone of Bruce Lee, which is struck by lightening causing the dead start to bust up through the dirt. From here "Bruce Lee" (Bruce K.L. Lea) seeks revenge on his former trainer who has been killed.

Brucexploitation is a sub-genre that really took off after the death of Bruce Lee. It was clear the Martial Arts genre needed something to keep those cash registers ringing so countless producers made in-name-only Bruce Lee movies. I'm slowly making my way through them and I really hope I don't come across one as bad as this one.

If you're a fan of bad movies then you'll get a couple laughs out of this sucker, which contains the typical bad dubbing and laughable sound effects. There's no question that the greatest thing about this picture is the American title, the opening credit sequence and how the title and this sequence are pretty much the only thing that deals with "Bruce Lee fighting back from the grave." I'm sure a zombie Bruce Lee movie with this title could have been awesome but sadly that's not what we got.

If you've got a Martial Arts movie with awful action scenes then you're pretty much dead in the water as far as entertainment goes. There are a couple funny action scenes including one dealing with a taxi cab driver but there's certainly not enough to keep you entertained throughout. The performances are all rather laughable and there's certainly nothing fresh or entertaining about the story.

BRUCE LEE FIGHTS BACK FROM THE GRAVE is a great title but it's certainly an awful film.