Exploration of 20th-century action continues, as Cameron and Isaac dive into 70's Kung Fu. "Enter the Dragon" is a classic 1973 martial arts film directed by Robert Clouse and starring the legendary Bruce Lee. The film follows Lee's character as he infiltrates a martial arts tournament on a remote island to investigate illegal activities. Packed with iconic and athletic action sequences, it remains a seminal work in the martial arts genre and a must-watch for fans of Bruce Lee and martial arts cinema. But, can it hold up to a modern viewer 50 years later? 
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