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occurs. Furthermore, The American audience at the time would have immediately related to the intertextuality nature of the motion picture in relation to Bond films, where drugs and criminal activity are emphasized.
In contrast, the plot introduces the niche audience, people who specifically adore Martial Arts and Bruce Lee movies. To some, Lee would appear a one dimensional character actor because he created the same genres of films. However, over the years his motion pictures became enhanced as the fight scenes became more realistic and the concept of the undefeatable Lee evoked interest. The actor brought charisma, confidence and vigor that enticed audiences universally. Lee's texts are an unmatched legacy, which should be cherished for generations to come.

In conclusion, Clouse's narrative is the pinnacle of all Martial Arts movies. The combination of East and West influences permitted the movie to appeal to a range of audiences. Lee's presence compels audiences, to watch and learn about the power of Martial Arts and the tranquility of the Chinese culture. Enter the Dragon' dissolves previous racist stereotypes inflicted upon the Chinese people as a whole, from history. Although, it is accurate to say that the narrative is linear and simplistic, and for audiences of the time it was successful. However, it is the fight scenes which reliably shock and astound modern audiences. Lee is eternally captured as the deadly Martial Arts hero.

Copyright Mohammed Sarfraz 25 August, 2007

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