An overally great set but NOT the Ultimate
I'll start with the good things first. This collection of the late Bruce Lee's films probably has the best video quality you will ever find on DVD. Only the BluRays provide better video quality. Audio-wise, the DVDs contain remastered Mandarin and Cantonese tracks along with the original soundtracks. Even today, 30 years after his death, this films readily show why Lee caused such a sensation back in the 70s and almost single-handedly re-energised the kung fu genre. These classical films cannot be judged by modern martial arts films standards. They are required watchings for martial arts film fans and even Asian film connoisseurs.

So why did this boxset not get 5 stars? Now we get to the low scores. FIRST, this boxset incudes Game of Death 2, which no serious Bruce Lee fan regards as worth a damn. The first Game of Death is at least half a Bruce Lee film. The sequel does not belong in this collection. SECOND, the extras disc is pathetic and unworthy. Aside from trailers for the films, the Collector's Cut of Game of Death, and some outtakes, the rest of the extra material consists of short interviews with a handful of Hong Kong film industry characters, some of which have never even met or worked with Bruce. THIRD, Enter the Dragon does not come with the original English soundtrack. This is inexplicable given that Game of Death has the original English option.

In summary, this boxset is a must buy if you want to own Bruce Lee's films in the highest quality transfers but do not want to pay for BluRays. However, if extra features and the English track for Enter the Dragon are absolute necessities for you, you may have to look elsewhere for them.