Jeet Kun Do, the two-inch punch, abs of steel, lats like a flying squirrel, and that unmistakable battle scream. Bruce Lee is a martial arts legend. Although the master, himself, passed away almost a half a century ago, his legacy lives on in his films. Most recently, the Criterion Collection announced it will release a boxed set of Blu-ray DVDs that contains five iconic films: Enter The Dragon, The Way of The Dragon, Fist of Fury, The Big Boss, and Game of Death. The films have been digitally restored and include interviews, commentaries, as well as alternative soundtracks. What doesn’t change is Lee’s mesmerizing screen presence and the kind of kicks that would have us all in traction. The collection drops on July 14th.
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