Bluray Review: Enter the Dragon 40th Anniversary

I know this ain’t no 50th anniversary, but this is the first time Enter the Dragon has hit Bluray so one would think that this would be a big deal. Sadly it’s a massive hit and miss. Enter the Dragon the film has been remastered so it looks and sounds wonderful.

For some fans that’s all that they’ll want, a nice and clean copy of Enter the Dragon. However, for the fanatics that want in-depth and fresh behind the scenes features that’s where this Bluray falters. The special features are a mixed bag of old and new. The old special features contain the content that you actually want to know such as a making of. This documentary is one of the worst that I’ve ever seen. It literally has terrible dissolve effects to transition from one talking head to another. For some reason they did not mute the tail end of the transitions, so you hear two people talking over one another and then one of the sounds abruptly ends. This is pathetic to repackage this pile of trash in a 40th anniversary!

Even the new special features are odd too. They almost feel like an inside joke. They don’t invite you into understanding the basis for which they exist in the first place. I watched them and still didn’t understand what I was watching. They were poorly constructed.

Also included with the Enter the Dragon 40th Anniversary Bluray are several collectibles shown below:
Enter the Dragon: 40th Anniversary Bluray

As you can imagine I’m gonna say that you should pass buying and just rent this 40th Anniversary edition of Enter the Dragon unless you’re just a hardcore fan who simply wants to own a great looking copy of Enter the Dragon.

Kickstarter: Consistency The Short Film

For the past six months Brittany Piche has been working along side an extremely talented group of people to try and make her story come alive.

She wrote a short film about a man, Andy, who has his life shifted completely after a tragic car accident kills his wife and son. He is left with the inability to create new memories. This psychological thriller, that is both relatable and original, takes you on a mental roller coaster ride that is sure to shock and entertain you. It is a character driven story that builds emotion and suspense as the life of Andy unravels.

Currently Brittany and her team, director Bailee Schreyer-Bragassa, and DP Seth Tonk are still in the pre-production stages, and gearing up to film in the next couple of months. That’s where they need your help!

They are trying to raise money so they can shoot this film professionally and with the right equipment. With enough people backing this project it is sure to be successful!

They have put together a trailer to add hype, and get people interested in wanting this film made.

You can view it, and more details about the project on their Kickstarter page.

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