The film is pretty good because the subject matter is fascinating, but the actual documentarian skills could have been better. I was annoyed that at one point someone was talking about the novel variations on the nunchaku that were innovated by Dragon Lee, but not in what films they were featured. In my opinion, every bit of film footage could have had an on-screen citation displayed. Also, there was not enough discussion of the different martial arts disciplines that each actor had studied and how that influenced the choreography. They could have even done split screen comparisons. The people who put this together did a good job getting interviews and sharing footage, but I think there could have been more depth with detail, especially in regard to how choreography was done and how the actors were discovered. In the end I was left a bit dissatisfied.

'Enter the Clones of Bruce Lee' 10/10

Finally managed to relax & watch this with my full attention!

The Bruce lookalikes or Clones as they're best called, got me and other Lee fans through a drought of not having the little Dragon around.

This documentary explains and pays homage to the clones that filled a well needed gap!

Tirelessly researched by my friend Frank Djeng and Michael Worth who also presents the film taking us through this fascinating journey!

It's a must watch for any Kung Fu movie fan and with the newly released 'Clones of Bruce Lee' giving us over a dozen of the movies showcased here, it gives us the background we need.

Packed with extras, over 3.5hrs and of course a great commentary track.

My wife Siouxsie Surman watched this with me and even though she's not a kung fu nut like me, she was also impressed with the detail and research. Although she did say she enjoyed Frank's Enter the Dragon location visits in Hong Kong the most, which is also on the extras.

You have......my.....gratitude!