Spiritual Movie Review - Circle of Iron

Circle of Iron Sees Light of Day Five Years After This Masters Death

Circle of Iron, aka The Silent Flute, was a labor of love for Bruce Lee but it was a project he would never see to fruition. With the help of cowriters James Coburn and Stirling Siliphant, he conceived and wrote Circle of Iron. It wasn't until five years after his death that it saw the light of day.

Circle of Iron is an adventure kickstarted by a blend of martial arts, fantasy and esoteric wisdom. Although it is missing the onscreen charisma of Bruce Lee himself it does sport a powerful cast including Eli Wallach, Christopher Lee, Roddy McDowall and David Carradine. Carradine of Kung Fu fame plays four different characters. The lead is the relatively unknown Jeff Cooper.

He plays Cord, a lone nomad in search of the Book of All Knowledge. On his qwest he encounters a number of obstacles among them Carradine's characters.

And, isn't that the way it is on our quest for wisdom? A quest seemingly constantly interrupted by dragons large and small. Maybe, the trick lies in learning what we can from the dragons without getting burned...out.

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