Game of Death (English Wikipedia)

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Bedetti, Simone; Luca, Lorenzo De (2000). Il cinema secondo Van Damme: l'evoluzione del cinema d'azione da Bruce Lee a Bruce Willis [Cinema according to Van Damme: the evolution of action cinema from Bruce Lee to Bruce Willis] (in Italian). Castelvecchi. p. 71. ISBN 978-88-8210-185-5. Van Damme si era cimentato nei filoni più in voga del techno action, adattandosi alle nuove esigenze di Hollywood – con l'apparente complicità dei producttori – e allontanandosi dai personaggi che gli avevano regalato la fama per aderire al nuovo corso hollywoodiano e seguire il genere nel «definitivo», filone dell'arcade movie. (...) Il gioco immortale (...) In The Game of Death (L'ultimo combattimento di Chen, 1973/1978, di Robert Clouse), salendo a piani superiori, Billy Lo affronta avversari sempre più pericolosi; in Enter the Dragon, Lee deve sconfiggere in un torneo gli avversari più terribili con prove sempre più ardite; in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Indiana Jones e l'ultima crociata, 1989, di Steven Spielberg) Indiana Jones deve affrontare un serie di prove sempre più dure per conquistare il Santo Graal; in Die Hard, John McClane deve superare livelli sempre più arditi salendo e scendendo dentro lo spazio chiuso di un grattacielo; in Mortal Kombat (Id., 1994, di Paul Anderson) – tratto da un videocioco – vincere il torneo diventa l'unico modo per salvare il mondo; in Sudden Death (...) Tutti questi film sono caratterizzati da tre elementi fondamentali: 1) il raggiungimeno di un obiettivo; 2) il superamento di livello; 3) il percoso di ascesa (spaztiele e/o simbolico). Questi tre elementi contraddistinguono l'arcade movie.
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"Even After Death, Bruce Lee Draws Small But Loyal Group of Fans". Albert Lea Evening Tribune. 25 July 1979. p. 27. Retrieved 15 April 2022 – via NewspaperArchive. A new film, "The Game of Death," was released a few weeks ago, even though Lee had completed only 15 to 30 minutes of footage when he died. It was completed by doubles, and already has earned millions.

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James Flower [@jamesflowerfilm] (9 May 2023). "This may be controversial: we also dabbled in some Bruceploitation of our own by filming a short prologue that condenses the pre-pagoda exposition Bruce never got to film" (Tweet) – via Twitter.

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