Lesson 229: The Way of the Dragon (1972) - Roaming Holiday

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The Filmlosophers continue to honor the martial arts master Bruce Lee with a lively discussion of his directorial debut, The Way of the Dragon (1972). The Destructive Dudes marvel at the iconic legend as they dissect the many aspects that set this film apart from his first. Does The Way of the Dragon showcase everything that martial art cinema has grown to become? Or does the film suffer from directorial “freshman blues?” Well, grab your nunchucks and your popcorn, and tune in to find out in this week’s episode of The Filmlosophers!

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