Xin si wang you xi

1975
R
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

4.8/10

309

YOUR RATING

Action Drama Thriller

When a young man gets caught up in a money scam and refuses to return the cash, his girlfriend is kidnapped and held hostage in the Tower of Death, where he must fight various martial artist... Read allWhen a young man gets caught up in a money scam and refuses to return the cash, his girlfriend is kidnapped and held hostage in the Tower of Death, where he must fight various martial artists on 7 different levels to win her back.When a young man gets caught up in a money scam and refuses to return the cash, his girlfriend is kidnapped and held hostage in the Tower of Death, where he must fight various martial artists on 7 different levels to win her back.

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IMDb RATING

4.8/10

309

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The music score used throughout is lifted from various films in the James Bond franchise.

Alternate versions
The film was cut for UK cinema by the BBFC to remove a groin kick, an ear clap, and all footage of nunchakus. In addition all references that the film contained footage from Game of Death (1978) were removed under the Trade Descriptions Act. It was released uncut on DVD in 2002 by Arrow under the title "Goodbye Bruce Lee: His Last Game Of Death".

Connections
Featured in Yung chun ta hsiung (1975)

Soundtracks
Trespassers Will Be Eaten
From Live and Let Die (1973)
by George Martin

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Review

Featured review

2/10

Bad exploitation, not the worst

Making a quick buck on the death of the great Bruce Lee? This is it. I've seen Bruce-exploitation movies that were worse. At least this one has some kind of a story. The movie starts about a guy who is asked to finish a Bruce Lee movie. They show him the movie. But this movie is a complete movie and after that movie-within-the-movie the whole movie is done. It's disturbing. The most boring part of the film is when the main character has to climb a tower and fight some martial arts experts on every floor. Really, really boring. The scriptwriters didn't do a lot of effort here. A lot of story lines are being started up, just to be forgotten about afterward. What happens to the money? What happens to the brother and his girlfriend? Who called the police? Who's that other bad guy (the one from Korea) and what becomes of him? I would have been a lot better if they'd make a kung fu movie without trying to jump on the Bruce Lee wagon and get the screenplay right.