Fists of Fury 1972 Classic Kung-Fu, Karate Bruce Lee Action Movie Poster

Fists of Fury 1972 Classic Kung-Fu, Karate Bruce Lee Action Movie Poster

Vintage High-quality reproduction of original poster – A great vintage look! Looks exactly like an original.

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About: Fists of Fury Bruce Lee 

“Fists of Fury,” known as “The Big Boss” in some regions, is a 1971 martial arts film that marked Bruce Lee’s breakout role and propelled him to international stardom. Directed by Lo Wei, the film follows the story of Cheng Chao-an, played by Bruce Lee, who moves to Thailand to work in an ice factory with his relatives.
Set against a backdrop of corruption and criminal activities, Cheng discovers a drug trafficking ring within the factory and vows to confront the evildoers. As tensions escalate, Cheng showcases his exceptional martial arts skills, using his fists to defend justice and avenge wrongdoing. Lee’s performance captivated audiences with his charisma, unparalleled martial arts prowess, and electrifying fight sequences.
“Fists of Fury” became a pivotal film in the martial arts genre, blending thrilling action with Lee’s philosophy of martial arts as a means of self-defence and honour. The movie’s success in Hong Kong and internationally propelled Bruce Lee to superstardom, paving the way for his subsequent iconic roles and cementing his legacy as a martial arts legend whose impact on cinema and popular culture endures today.