That was an excellent one.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.

Bruce Li stars in this sequel as the the brother of the character played by Bruce Lee in the original 1972 movie. However things have gotten worse for the Chinese since Bruce Lee's character died and the Japanese are so mean that they don't let them visit the grave of Lee's character, get killed constantly and worst of all they do it for no particular reason. I must admit that The Chinese Connection II might be at least a passable movie if available in Cantonese with subtitles because the dubbed version certainly doesn't provide enough background or plot to make this is even close to as enjoyable as the original first movie. Bruce Li does have a screen presence, this is a fact he has a quality about him which suggests he might've had more talent then just going into ludicrous dramatics while kicking the crap out of various people. What makes Chinese Connection II so disappointing is that it literally is nothing but endless action sequences with no story to make the action sequences mean anything. Don't get me wrong plot isn't very important, but I for one wanted a reason and motivation for Bruce Li's vengeance as well as why the bad guys did what they did. Unfortunately it's all vague and because of this the action sequences (while well staged) lack the overall edge a normal martial arts flick would have.*1/2 out of 4-(Poor)

Chinese Connection II is supposed to be a sequel to Chinese Connection (called Fist of Fury in Hong Kong) but Golden Harvest beat them to it with the New Fist of Fury (starring Jackie Chan and most of the cast from the first film). Bruce Li (pronounced LEE) stars as Chen Shen, Zen's brother. Shen is out to avenge his murder and to put the beat down on those evil Japanese. Even if this movie wasn't horribly dubbed and cropped, the end results would have been the same. Bruce Li is no Bruce Lee and this movie shows it.The dubbing is bad and takes away from an already mediocre film. Turns a b-movie (by Hong Kong standards) into a Grade Z picture. Not recommended for solo viewing, but as a party film it's a must view.C

This film has it all for Kung-Fu films. Except for a corny start to the film, CC2 holds Bruce Lee's best acting. A story about a student avenging the murderer of his teacher, Bruce has several famous fight sequences as well as a number of scenes where Bruce portrays different characters.A great "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" ending, this is Bruce's best work!

I bought this Hong Kong film under the title Fist of Fury II for $3.99. Boy did I overpay. First of all I am a Bruce Lee fan and I bought this because I thought it was a sequel to The Chinese Connection (titled Fist of Fury overseas), and when I got home, the movie itself had the name The Fist of Fury? This film has so many A.K.A titles it hurts my head! So is it a sequel to The Chinese Connection or Fists of Fury? I give up. It also hurts my eyes because the movies is so scratchy. You must be a die hard 70's kung fu fan to enjoy this!