The Big Boss
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1971
1h 39m
R
Mandarin
Action
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The Big Boss
Cheng is a young Chinese mainlander who moves in with his expatriate cousins to work at an ice factory in Thailand. He does this with a family promise never to get involved in any fights. However, when members of his family begin disappearing after meeting the management of the factory, the resulting mystery and pressures force him to break that vow and take on the villainy of the Big Boss.
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Cast
Cheng Chiu On
Chiao Mei
Hsiu Chien
Miss Wuman
Boss Mi
Boss Mi's son
Ah Kun
Lemonade girl
Ah Shan
Factory manager
Ah Pei
Ah Yen
Third Uncle
Mi's man (uncredited)
Disciple
Hua Sze
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TwiceONCE2016
2 years ago
Does anyone have great memories of seeing THE BIG BOSS (1971) late night on Channel 4 (UK) in the 90s?
It was the first time I saw the uncut version after watching the VHS countlessly in cut form. What a revelation it was - especially seeing it as a child.
The film is at times rough (very, very More
It was the first time I saw the uncut version after watching the VHS countlessly in cut form. What a revelation it was - especially seeing it as a child.
The film is at times rough (very, very More
drqshadow
/10 5 years ago
Organized crime, conspiracy, drug-smuggling and murder in a Hong Kong ice factory, where vocal employees soon disappear without a trace. Of course, this is all just a simple vehicle to move us from one martial arts fight to the next. As Bruce Lee's first major starring role, such brawls are pred More
$hubes
/10 3 years ago
I really want to give this one a "10" just because it's Bruce Lee...but in all honesty, I can't simply because it's almost laughable...no, it IS laughable by today's standards. I love Bruce Lee, and there's no doubt that not only was he the best martial artist ever but he _did_ have that "screen pre More
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