Bruce Lee at Golden Harvest Limited Edition 4K UHD [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

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aspect ratio that also utilises 10-bit video depth, WCG and both main HDR grades (HDR10 and Dolby Vision), all of which have been encoded using the HEVC/H. And yet, in spite of all that, the movie shockingly manages to tell a coherent story about action movie star Billy Lo battling a racketeering syndicate trying to force him and his fiancée into signing with a criminal organization fronting as a management firm. Black levels fair a bit better and look darker with strong shadow details, even during those intentional moments where shadows obscure the "Lee-alike" actors. Given the sheer number of versions, the review of picture quality below will be for the main versions (the versions presented first in the list above) of each film only. The classes for these gained traction and he could charge a lot for them, leading to him taking on a number of famous students, including Steve McQueen and James Coburn.

Grain is omnipresent, fine and organic looking in nature – even and natural, there’s no sign of any obvious management or even compression artefacts hiding in the grain structure and it gives the image a lovely filmic texture. However members of the local Japanese dojo arrive and taunt the Chinese students, starting an ever-escalating series of revenge attacks that culminate in the inevitable consequences of grief, injustice and intolerance.And given that that includes EIGHTEEN versions of five films, there’s a hell of a lot to get through. In The Big Boss, Lee plays Cheng Chao-an, a young Chinese man who moves to Thailand to live with his cousins and work in an ice factory.

Lee first made the obvious decision to approach Run Run Shaw at Shaw Brothers but, unimpressed by the deal offered to him, he looked elsewhere. It is truly remarkable that within the span of only four films, one person could have left a tremendous impact and legacy upon the world of cinema. image with rich, deep blacks while shadows have excellent visibility of the finer details within the darkest, murkiest corners. He had high hopes for being cast as the lead in the Kung Fu series, but that went to David Caradine.

During production, however, Lee finally got given the chance to make a Hollywood movie, with the Golden Harvest, Concord and Warner Bros. The rest of the film looks ok, but still suffers from a degree of inconsistency – some footage will look clean, others are flecked with debris and damage. Once again, there are three DTS-HD MA mono options that fans can choose from with the Mandarin being the best and most faithful to the original presentation. This really is one of the most comprehensive and beautifully put together sets of supplemental features I’ve seen in a box set.