Bruce Le does his usual pale imitation of Bruce Lee;s trademark shtick in a story that's more convoluted than it needed to be for getting us from one fight to the next. A few minor characters pop up and vanish, almost at random. Lieh Lo gets to play yet another bad guy, overacting with his dialog, but brandishing his usual effectiveness when fists start to fly.
A couple of action sequences have relatively unique aspects - notably pistol-packing and blade-wielding little people among the minions of the bad guys. Plus one seaside fight offers an illogical, yet eye-pleasing bit of novelty. The story - such as it is - sets Bruce on a treasure hunt, competing with two sets of rivals for the scattered missing clues to its location.
Overall, not much reason to put this one high on your genre priority list, but you could do worse. I certainly have.
A couple of action sequences have relatively unique aspects - notably pistol-packing and blade-wielding little people among the minions of the bad guys. Plus one seaside fight offers an illogical, yet eye-pleasing bit of novelty. The story - such as it is - sets Bruce on a treasure hunt, competing with two sets of rivals for the scattered missing clues to its location.
Overall, not much reason to put this one high on your genre priority list, but you could do worse. I certainly have.
