Enter the Dragon (1973)

Bruce Lee's final completed film was his masterpiece and remains the most important martial arts film ever made. A Warner Bros. co-production that bridged East and West, Enter the Dragon showcased Lee's fighting philosophy, screen presence, and physical genius before a global audience. It grossed $350 million worldwide against a $850,000 budget. Lee died six days before its premiere, never knowing it would make him immortal. Roger Ebert called it "the Citizen Kane of martial arts films."