Rating summary

Movie		4.5
Video		4.5
Audio		4.5
Extras		4.5
Overall		4.5

Enter the Dragon Blu-ray Movie Review

Reviewed by Jeffrey Kauffman August 12, 2023

Note: This version of this film is available on Blu-ray as part of Arrow's Bruce Lee at Golden Harvest and Bruce Lee at Golden Harvest 4K sets.

In the vein of Everything Everywhere All At Once, could it be that Arrow Video and Shout! Factory are actually "each other" in alternate universes? Of course that's said in jest, but considering the following facts. Arrow has given martial arts fans holiday presents of a kind for two years running with Shawscope Volume One and Shawscope Volume Two, and Shout! is now starting to trot out their own collections with Shaw Brothers Classics: Volume One, Shaw Brothers Classics: Volume Two, and Shaw Brothers Classics: Volume Three. There's also a corollary if reversed situation in that Shout! released Bruce Lee: The Legacy Collection years ago and now Arrow is following suit with its own collection, all of which may give credence to my obviously whimsical proposition. (For purposes of this obviously joking comparison, we're just going to flat out ignore Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits from Criterion, as well as any number of other releases in various regions that have come out through the years.) As Bruce Lee fans in particular will probably know, the Shout! release of Lee films was afflicted with so many problems that it was actually recalled (more than once, kind of humorously), resulting in me having to revisit some of the films several times as Shout! attempted to remedy various problems (I got a downright hilarious private message from our site administrator at one point with this hilarious photo of a train wreck when the second or third recall was announced). One can only hope that the Arrow release doesn't encounter that series of unfortunate events (I'm hoping against hope we would know by now if it had any major issues), but it's another really stunning collection from the label, with generally secure technical merits and some outstanding supplements, along with some handsome deluxe packaging.

In a rather interesting licensing development, Arrow includes the Warner Brothers 40th anniversary release of this film here, in a 1080 presentation that is offered in both of Arrow's 1080 and 2160 Bruce Lee sets. Ken Brown's Enter the Dragon Blu-ray review provides a great plot recap and technical analysis.

Enter the Dragon Blu-ray Movie, Video Quality 

Video quality is assessed in Ken's review.

Enter the Dragon Blu-ray Movie, Audio Quality 

Audio quality is assessed in Ken's review.

Enter the Dragon Blu-ray Movie, Special Features and Extras 

For more information on these supplements, consult Ken's Enter the Dragon Blu-ray review.

• No Way As Way (HD, 26 minutes)


• Wing Chun (HD, 20 minutes)


• Return to Han's Island (HD, 10 minutes)


• Audio Commentary features Paul Heller.


• Curse of the Dragon (SD, 87 minutes)


• Blood and Steel (SD, 30 minutes)


• Linda Lee Cadwell Interviews (SD, 16 minutes)


• In His Own Words (SD, 19 minutes)


• 1973 Archive Featurette (SD, 8 minutes)


• Backyard Workout with Bruce (SD, 2 minutes)


• Trailers and TV Spots (SD)