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One sheet, The Chinese Connection
is a 1972 Hong Kong martial arts film starring Bruce Lee. The film's original Chinese title is Jing Wu Men, and it was released internationally as Fist of Fury. The title The Chinese Connection was a mistake in the American market, where it was accidentally swapped with another Bruce Lee film, The Big Boss, which was released as Fists of Fury in the US. The film's plot follows a martial arts student named Chen Zhen, played by Bruce Lee, who seeks to avenge his master's mysterious death and defend the honor of the Chinese people against a rival Japanese dojo.
The movie poster in the image is for this film. The poster, often available in a size of 27x40 inches, can be purchased from various online retailers.
This film is significant for its realistic fight choreography and themes of injustice, revenge, and national pride, which resonated with Chinese audiences. It was a major box office success, grossing an estimated $100 million worldwide against a budget of just $100,000. |
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