The chubby guy that he is fighting at the beginning is a young Sammo Hung. Sammo was a friend of Jackie Chan's and appeared in a bunch of movies with him, as well as solo. Actually a very good fighter.
Not just friends, peers. They lived and trained together at the China Drama Academy under very brutal conditions when they were teens. Jackie Chan is in this movie as well, he's one of the guards Bruce Lee grabs by the face in the underground guard fight scene.
Awesome. The Legend Bruce Lee’s Magnum Opus. So many people got into martial arts because of him. Way of the Dragon is great also with Chuck Norris in the Roman Colesseum.
Recommended viewings for kicks: 1. The Last Dragon 2. Force Four aka Black Force 3. Devils Express aka Gang Wars 4. Shorinji Kempo aka The Killing Machine 5. The Street Fighter series (starring Shinichi Chiba) 6. The Sister Street Fighter films (starring Etsuko Shihomi)
I am enjoying watching you two reacting much more than I ever enjoyed watching the actual movie. I hope one day if you ever visit the US, the two of you get to do something in person.
It's great to see you and Sensei Vidal hanging out and having a good time together. More people should know about him and how he helped create the magic of the first Karate Kid film. I *really* hope he eventually appears in Cobra Kai in person (the series has already mentioned his name several times...it's like the producers are teasing us).
“You must be shapeless, formless, like water. When you pour water in a cup, it becomes the cup. When you pour water in a bottle, it becomes the bottle. When you pour water in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Water can drip and it can crash. Become like water my friend.” Bruce Lee.
Great reaction from you and Sensei Vidal! Always wanted to see your reaction to Bruce Lee. No better film to start off with than Enter The Dragon. Cool that Sensei Vidal pointed out Pat Johnson. As for the sister, that was Angela Mao. She was a famous actor in Chinese films. Her skills are actually from Hapkido! Can’t wait to see more of the reactions!
I've watched Bruce Lee- Enter The Dragon so many times, to me it's the benchmark. A good story, brilliant and very on point music, interesting characters and a good setting. The whole tone of this film makes for a perfect martial arts movie.
The person who did music is "Lalo Shifrin" who is arguably the most iconic composer in movie history! He did the theme for Mission Impossible & the scores for Cool Hand Luke, Amityville Horror, and Rush Hour trilogy! P.S. Ennio Morricone (The Thing & The Good Bad and Ugly) and John Williams (Star Wars & Jaws) are IMHO the top 3, along with Lalo!
American Slang at work, when Vidal says that BKF had some of the "baddest fighters", bad means greatest in this context. Jim Kelly trained with Steve Sanders who later changed his name to Steve Muhammad. Osu !
The guy doing the back flip at the end of the opening fight was not Bruce but Yuen Wah...a common Bruce Lee stunt-double. Also play the landlord in Kung fu Hustle.
Thank you for that Sensei. I really love this movie a real piece of true art. Daryl Vidal is a great guy I can tell without knowing him, and when I saw KK1 I was impressed by his abilities. I knew right away it's a real martial artist. Too bad I was busy today when it was aired. And you don't know how I would wish to watch Kickboxer with you and to react. But if not with anyone please do Kickboxer.
I love Bruce Lees movies and philosophy, i personally study, train and practice his fighting system of Jeet Kune Do and seeing you watch this movie is interesting because of the different perspectives of other fighters. Also Bruce Lee finished four films which are The Big Boss, Fists of Fury, Way of the Dragon and Enter the Dragon in that order, and the fifth film Game of Death was never finished because he unfortunately died before it's completion.
@@domingorubies656 yeah, I wish The Green Hornet Wasnt canceled and I love how Kato was so much cooler then the Green Hornet they just called it the Kato show in Asia
@@mr.dikovitch5524 yeah and they should have let him star in Kung Fu , would have been Epic. Gave it to David Carradine because they didn’t think an Asian could Star back then , boy were they wrong xd
I just want to say that SENSEI VIDAL is the FIRST person to do the CRANE KICK in the Karate Kick movie! I know it was you doubling for Pat Morita on the beach, when Daniel see's "Mr Myagi" doing the Crane Kick on the post. Put some respect on Sensei Vidal's name.
2:34 Lalo Schriffrin best known for the "Mission Impossible" theme 2:53 "That's not kung fu!" - That's one of Bruce's doubles, who would either be Yuen Biao or Yuen Wah (Landlord from "Kung Fu Hustle")
Understandably many people focus on the amazing physical feats of Bruce Lee; however, I think those would have quickly faded into past memories if it weren’t for Bruce Lee’s deeper contributions to martial arts, especially in the US. His philosophy, strategy, spirituality, and strident positions on diversity and unity make him a true legend. Not unlike Muhammad Ali became more than simply a boxer, Bruce Lee became more than a martial artist, while simultaneously defining exactly what a martial artist should be. ✌️
Up until the 80s it was standard practice to cast martial artists, not actors, in martial arts movies. Then in the 90s they got away from that and began training actors in martial arts, as well as employing more martial arts trained stunt doubles. So as you watch martial arts movies through time the general trend is that the acting gets better but the martial arts gets worse. The rare exception is when you have someone who is a great martial artist who can also act, like Donnie Yen, Sonny Chiba, Sho Kosugi, Jackie Chan, and of course Bruce Lee.
Stunt Yeun Wah did do the monk scene somersault over the raised arms of the monks and took off Bruces cocky walk on landing. Also he did the flip off the floor when hitting Sammo Hung in the face. Yeun also did the same shoulder flip for John Saxon when he fights with Bolo. And yes, it is true that Yuen is the man who doubles for Bruce in the famed acrobatic flip in the Oharra fight sequence.
I love the commentary from Darryl. "emotional content." lol. I know it's not related, but it also makes me think about the joke about "emotional damage."
Bruce Lee used to use electricity to stimulate his muscles in rapid succession so that he could get more reps in while defining his muscles. You know the little electrodes with the pads that you stick all over your body and then you turn the machine on and you have an intensity dial to raise or lower the amount of electricity? Lots of people use it these days but he was doing it when it wasn't very well known as far as using it for workouts.
The term "Hook kick" is somewhat nebulous... There is a JKD Hook Kick which is really a round kick in common terms and then there is a Hook Kick which is normally done from the lead which uses the heel, then there is the Spinning Hook kick which is normally called a Wheel kick... Take your pick... In actual JKD the Hook kick used most often would be the JKD (normal term round) kick... which would use the JKD pendulum footwork -- that is some cool shit... :)
It's been awhile since I've seen Enter the Dragon. at 9:06, if you watch the lady's right leg, they're dragging her body across the beach with rocks, her right knee rises up to assist them, LOL. I know it hurts, but they should have put the scene where there is sand instead.
Bob Wall was a black belt in American Tang Soo Do under Chuck Norris. He was originally a student under Joe Lewis (shorin-ryu) and co-owner of the Sherman Oaks Karate Studio with him. After Lewis sold his half to Norris, Wall became a student of his. The thugs in the golf course fight scene are Pat Johnson, Darnell Garcia and Michael Bissell, all black belts under Norris. All of who at one point in the 1970s had been an instructor of my instructor during the original Norris association.
i always heard that seppuku was a cut and the disembowelment of your intestines(if they don't come out on their own they must be helped) and then the head is cut at the neck if they complete both tasks in order to help them along faster. getting this mainly from the anime "shigurui death frenzy"
When Bruce Lee was talking to the monk that was not his voice. It was dubbed over because they were actually speaking Cantonese or Mandarin. This was cut from the original release. After that part it’s his real voice for the rest of the movie.
You should check out these Sonny Chiba movies from the 70's: The Street Fighter (激突! 殺人拳) 1974 Return of the Street Fighter ((殺人拳2) 1974 The Street Fighter's Last Revenge (逆襲! 殺人拳) 1974 Killing Machine (少林寺拳法) 1975 The Defensive Power of Aikido (激突! 合気道) 1975 Karate Bullfighter (けんか空手 極真拳) 1975 Karate Bearfighter (けんか空手 極真無頼拳) 1975 Dragon Princess (必殺女拳士) 1976 Karate Warriors (子連れ殺人拳) 1976 Karate for Life (空手バカ一代) 1977 Also the spinoff series of The Street Fighter: Sister Street Fighter (女必殺拳) 1974 Sister Street Fighter: Hanging by a Thread (女必殺拳 危機一髪) 1974 The Return of the Sister Street Fighter (帰って来た女必殺拳) 1975 Sister Street Fighter - Fifth level Fist (女必殺五段拳) 1976
there is a chinese movie that is very good and its called Ip man. Its mainly about wing chun and other kung-fu styles, but its about the time that japan invaded china, so one of the main characters is a japanese shotokan karate master and the black belt japanese soldiers that fight against chinese kung-fu masters. I recommend this movie so you can react to it (if you want). But it kinda gives a bad image to the japanese people, and the movie is in cantonese, so I don´t know.
On Bruce Lee's body during the filming of this movie. According to Linda Lee's book; "Bruce Lee: The Man Only I Knew." Bruce Lee was ill from a combination of not being properly climatized to weather before starting and the food from the filming location led to him losing a lot of weight. If I remember correctly, the filming location was in Thailand.
Love watching your videos. You do a great job and i love how engaged you are with the content you are covering. Please do a video on Bobby Taboada. I think you will enjoy his master level skill at his chosen art. I find him amazing and frankly unreal. Keep up the great work!
The voice is dubbed by John Little when he is talking to the Shaolin monk. Bruce Lee's voice starts when he talks with the government operative Braithwaite. The conversation with the Shaolin monk wasn't shown when the movie was released. It was added years later and John Little supplied the voice for Bruce.
Bruce’s voice in the scene with the monk was dubbed by Lee biographer John Little because the audio was lost. The monk’s dialogue was done by the actor who played him, Ray Chaio.
Originally the early part of this film, the opening fight, the moment of Bruce with his sensei, and him tutoring the young martial artist were taken out. I would assume for run time given when this movie came out but also Hollywood politics probably felt audiences would like it. But I can't imagine it not being in there because it shows the level and intelligence of Bruce's character and I think really plays into why he is not only chosen to go after the villain Haun but why he wins in the end, it is body and mind.
The scene where you folks talk about his real voice was not his real voice. This was one of several scenes that were added in a special edition and were dubbed by someone else because Lee had only dubbed the original version of Enter the Dragon. The very next scene with his student was his real voice.
I don't know why you both did not reflect on the fact that these men were going to rape her and, whether or not that she died or bled out, she wanted to make sure that they did not have the choice of violating her body. Your ignorance and snickering was despicable.
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You should review The Street Fighter with Sonny Chiba.
Gotta react to Way of The Dragon, The Quest & Blood ‘n’ Bone
When are you going to react to the rest of the movie?
The chubby guy that he is fighting at the beginning is a young Sammo Hung. Sammo was a friend of Jackie Chan's and appeared in a bunch of movies with him, as well as solo. Actually a very good fighter.
@@CharlyYTEK Maybe, I haven't seen them in anything together for a long time.
Not just friends, peers. They lived and trained together at the China Drama Academy under very brutal conditions when they were teens. Jackie Chan is in this movie as well, he's one of the guards Bruce Lee grabs by the face in the underground guard fight scene.
Jackie Chan is also the guy who gets kneed in the nuts during the flashback that sets up Bruce's revenge plot, unless I'm mistaken.
Correct 👍
@@Enthymenehe is also the guy in the underground fight scene who dramatically gets grabbed by Bruce Lee and has his neck broken out of framd
Where’s part 2 and 3 bro?
Yesssss where??
Is part 2 on the way soon? Can’t wait!
The sister of bruce in the movie is Angela Mao a true martial artist and hong kong movie star, her most important film was Hapkido.
Awesome. The Legend Bruce Lee’s Magnum Opus. So many people got into martial arts because of him. Way of the Dragon is great also with Chuck Norris in the Roman Colesseum.
The best fight scene of all time like 2 gladiators going at it.
Recommended viewings for kicks:
1. The Last Dragon
2. Force Four aka Black Force
3. Devils Express aka Gang Wars
4. Shorinji Kempo aka The Killing Machine
5. The Street Fighter series (starring Shinichi Chiba)
6. The Sister Street Fighter films (starring Etsuko Shihomi)
I am enjoying watching you two reacting much more than I ever enjoyed watching the actual movie. I hope one day if you ever visit the US, the two of you get to do something in person.
I don’t think it’s possible for someone not to like this movie 🍿
enter the dragon is one of the best movies ever, so many legends ..you will without a doubt enjoy parts 2 n 3
It's great to see you and Sensei Vidal hanging out and having a good time together. More people should know about him and how he helped create the magic of the first Karate Kid film. I *really* hope he eventually appears in Cobra Kai in person (the series has already mentioned his name several times...it's like the producers are teasing us).
So where are parts 2 and 3?
Nice surprise sensei. Looking forward to part 2 and 3
“You must be shapeless, formless, like water. When you pour water in a cup, it becomes the cup. When you pour water in a bottle, it becomes the bottle. When you pour water in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Water can drip and it can crash. Become like water my friend.” Bruce Lee.
I apply this philosophy in every thing I do. I adapt to my surroundings like water.
Where's part 2??
Oh man. Now I kinda want them to react to Way of the Dragon. If anything just for THAT fight scene.
Where's the follow up? You and Mr Vidal's reaction is wonderful.
where's the part 2 and 3???
What is the difference between Seppuku and Harakiri?
Jim Kelly was also a professional tennis player. He came in second at a doubles tournament for his best placing.
He played college football too, he was a bit of an all round sports man.
@@iaincowell9747retired from the Buffalo Bills.
Great reaction from you and Sensei Vidal! Always wanted to see your reaction to Bruce Lee. No better film to start off with than Enter The Dragon. Cool that Sensei Vidal pointed out Pat Johnson. As for the sister, that was Angela Mao. She was a famous actor in Chinese films. Her skills are actually from Hapkido! Can’t wait to see more of the reactions!
No part 2?
I was 4 when I saw Enter the Dragon, this made me practice martial arts.. I still remember every single dialog of this movie!! Jaja
This is very enjoyable have you released part 2 or part 3 of this reaction?
Pat Johnson, stunt coordinator and referee in Karate Kid 1,2, and 3, is also in this movie!
I've watched Bruce Lee- Enter The Dragon so many times, to me it's the benchmark. A good story, brilliant and very on point music, interesting characters and a good setting. The whole tone of this film makes for a perfect martial arts movie.
The person who did music is "Lalo Shifrin" who is arguably the most iconic composer in movie history! He did the theme for Mission Impossible & the scores for Cool Hand Luke, Amityville Horror, and Rush Hour trilogy!
P.S. Ennio Morricone (The Thing & The Good Bad and Ugly) and John Williams (Star Wars & Jaws) are IMHO the top 3, along with Lalo!
American Slang at work, when Vidal says that BKF had some of the "baddest fighters", bad means greatest in this context. Jim Kelly trained with Steve Sanders who later changed his name to Steve Muhammad. Osu !
Thanks for the video! However, this part 1 was uploaded already 2 years ago but there is still no sequel. When we can finally see part 2 and 3?
Where are parts 2 and 3?
The guy he fights in the beginning at the temple is Samo Hong
The best content on UA-cam... Thank you so much
The guy doing the back flip at the end of the opening fight was not Bruce but Yuen Wah...a common Bruce Lee stunt-double. Also play the landlord in Kung fu Hustle.
I've been waiting for Yusuke-sensei to review this film! After you finish your review for this The Way of the Dragon or, if you dare, Fist of Fury.
How can I see reactions 2 and 3 of Enter the Dragon? I can't find them anywhere on UA-cam?
Where's part 2!
I loved your review of Enter the Dragon. Where are part two and three? I would love to see you watch and review Way of the Dragon as well.
I really enjoy your commentaries Sensei !!
Would really like to watch parts 2 and 3 but I can't seem to find them.
Thank you for that Sensei. I really love this movie a real piece of true art. Daryl Vidal is a great guy I can tell without knowing him, and when I saw KK1 I was impressed by his abilities. I knew right away it's a real martial artist. Too bad I was busy today when it was aired. And you don't know how I would wish to watch Kickboxer with you and to react. But if not with anyone please do Kickboxer.
Happy to see more joint analyses
Where is the other 2 parts to the film?
Did you ever complete part 2? 3? Can't find them.
You need to watch Fist of Legend, Rumble In the Bronx, Ip Man, the Grandmaster
I love Bruce Lees movies and philosophy, i personally study, train and practice his fighting system of Jeet Kune Do and seeing you watch this movie is interesting because of the different perspectives of other fighters. Also Bruce Lee finished four films which are The Big Boss, Fists of Fury, Way of the Dragon and Enter the Dragon in that order, and the fifth film Game of Death was never finished because he unfortunately died before it's completion.
Yes and he also had a lot of TV Series appearances like Green Hornet , Longstreet and Marlowe.
@@domingorubies656 yeah, I wish The Green Hornet Wasnt canceled and I love how Kato was so much cooler then the Green Hornet they just called it the Kato show in Asia
@@mr.dikovitch5524 yeah and they should have let him star in Kung Fu , would have been Epic. Gave it to David Carradine because they didn’t think an Asian could Star back then , boy were they wrong xd
@@domingorubies656 I know, when I learned they did that I was so pissed, they really missed out
Your videos are awesome man! Keep making them.
Yay! Good to have this pair up again
Why can't I find the other two parts?
I just want to say that SENSEI VIDAL is the FIRST person to do the CRANE KICK in the Karate Kick movie! I know it was you doubling for Pat Morita on the beach, when Daniel see's "Mr Myagi" doing the Crane Kick on the post. Put some respect on Sensei Vidal's name.
2:34 Lalo Schriffrin best known for the "Mission Impossible" theme
2:53 "That's not kung fu!" - That's one of Bruce's doubles, who would either be Yuen Biao or Yuen Wah (Landlord from "Kung Fu Hustle")
Understandably many people focus on the amazing physical feats of Bruce Lee; however, I think those would have quickly faded into past memories if it weren’t for Bruce Lee’s deeper contributions to martial arts, especially in the US. His philosophy, strategy, spirituality, and strident positions on diversity and unity make him a true legend. Not unlike Muhammad Ali became more than simply a boxer, Bruce Lee became more than a martial artist, while simultaneously defining exactly what a martial artist should be. ✌️
The sound effects in this movie were used in the game IK+ for the Commodore/Amiga. So its a great way to viscerally experience the movie ;)
Up until the 80s it was standard practice to cast martial artists, not actors, in martial arts movies. Then in the 90s they got away from that and began training actors in martial arts, as well as employing more martial arts trained stunt doubles. So as you watch martial arts movies through time the general trend is that the acting gets better but the martial arts gets worse. The rare exception is when you have someone who is a great martial artist who can also act, like Donnie Yen, Sonny Chiba, Sho Kosugi, Jackie Chan, and of course Bruce Lee.
Stunt Yeun Wah did do the monk scene somersault over the raised arms of the monks and took off Bruces cocky walk on landing. Also he did the flip off the floor when hitting Sammo Hung in the face. Yeun also did the same shoulder flip for John Saxon when he fights with Bolo. And yes, it is true that Yuen is the man who doubles for Bruce in the famed acrobatic flip in the Oharra fight sequence.
I love the commentary from Darryl. "emotional content." lol.
I know it's not related, but it also makes me think about the joke about "emotional damage."
Is Part 2 and Part 3 of the reaction available to watch somewhere?
I took Kenpo from Ralph Castro, and Bob Todd in Nor. Ca. Back in the 70's and Bruce Lee movies is what made me get started.
Such a great movie. All his movies are great
The monk speaking to Bruce is actually van damme’s teacher from bloodsport Roy Chiao 🙏🏼
Bruce Lee used to use electricity to stimulate his muscles in rapid succession so that he could get more reps in while defining his muscles. You know the little electrodes with the pads that you stick all over your body and then you turn the machine on and you have an intensity dial to raise or lower the amount of electricity? Lots of people use it these days but he was doing it when it wasn't very well known as far as using it for workouts.
A movie like this is good to watch with someone else who is familiar with it. that way you don' t miss small details.
The term "Hook kick" is somewhat nebulous... There is a JKD Hook Kick which is really a round kick in common terms and then there is a Hook Kick which is normally done from the lead which uses the heel, then there is the Spinning Hook kick which is normally called a Wheel kick... Take your pick... In actual JKD the Hook kick used most often would be the JKD (normal term round) kick... which would use the JKD pendulum footwork -- that is some cool shit... :)
After the beginning fight sequence with Samo Hung, the person who flips over the monks is Bruce Lee's stunt double, Yuen wah.
Btw, Yuen Wah is a the same guy who plays the landlord/Tai Chi master in "Kung Fu Hustle"
@@johnlloyddy7016 Yes! He does! I love that movie!
Vidal will forever be the amazing fighter in Karate Kid to me!
The big guy was Bolo Yeung who played in Bloodsport and Double Impact with Van Damn.
I ove how you respond to Master Bruce..because most people think he wasn't human..continue!
what happened to parts 2 and 3?
It's been awhile since I've seen Enter the Dragon. at 9:06, if you watch the lady's right leg, they're dragging her body across the beach with rocks, her right knee rises up to assist them, LOL. I know it hurts, but they should have put the scene where there is sand instead.
Did part 2 and 3 come out yet? Or maybe you're just a pretty busy guy.
Bob Wall was a black belt in American Tang Soo Do under Chuck Norris. He was originally a student under Joe Lewis (shorin-ryu) and co-owner of the Sherman Oaks Karate Studio with him. After Lewis sold his half to Norris, Wall became a student of his.
The thugs in the golf course fight scene are Pat Johnson, Darnell Garcia and Michael Bissell, all black belts under Norris. All of who at one point in the 1970s had been an instructor of my instructor during the original Norris association.
Hey Yusuke, we should re-do part 2 and do part 3.
I love Karate Kid as a kid you are my favorite fighter in the movie I've waited for over 30 plus years to tell you this
Yes sir
i always heard that seppuku was a cut and the disembowelment of your intestines(if they don't come out on their own they must be helped) and then the head is cut at the neck if they complete both tasks in order to help them along faster. getting this mainly from the anime "shigurui death frenzy"
Bruce Lee’s Way of The Dragon is my Fav
When Bruce Lee was talking to the monk that was not his voice. It was dubbed over because they were actually speaking Cantonese or Mandarin. This was cut from the original release. After that part it’s his real voice for the rest of the movie.
You should check out these Sonny Chiba movies from the 70's:
The Street Fighter (激突! 殺人拳) 1974
Return of the Street Fighter ((殺人拳2) 1974
The Street Fighter's Last Revenge (逆襲! 殺人拳) 1974
Killing Machine (少林寺拳法) 1975
The Defensive Power of Aikido (激突! 合気道) 1975
Karate Bullfighter (けんか空手 極真拳) 1975
Karate Bearfighter (けんか空手 極真無頼拳) 1975
Dragon Princess (必殺女拳士) 1976
Karate Warriors (子連れ殺人拳) 1976
Karate for Life (空手バカ一代) 1977
Also the spinoff series of The Street Fighter:
Sister Street Fighter (女必殺拳) 1974
Sister Street Fighter: Hanging by a Thread (女必殺拳 危機一髪) 1974
The Return of the Sister Street Fighter (帰って来た女必殺拳) 1975
Sister Street Fighter - Fifth level Fist (女必殺五段拳) 1976
there is a chinese movie that is very good and its called Ip man. Its mainly about wing chun and other kung-fu styles, but its about the time that japan invaded china, so one of the main characters is a japanese shotokan karate master and the black belt japanese soldiers that fight against chinese kung-fu masters. I recommend this movie so you can react to it (if you want). But it kinda gives a bad image to the japanese people, and the movie is in cantonese, so I don´t know.
On Bruce Lee's body during the filming of this movie.
According to Linda Lee's book; "Bruce Lee: The Man Only I Knew."
Bruce Lee was ill from a combination of not being properly climatized to weather before starting and the food from the filming location led to him losing a lot of weight. If I remember correctly, the filming location was in Thailand.
Where is parts 2 and 3? You left us hanging here.
Love watching your videos. You do a great job and i love how engaged you are with the content you are covering. Please do a video on Bobby Taboada. I think you will enjoy his master level skill at his chosen art. I find him amazing and frankly unreal. Keep up the great work!
That is not Bruce's voice talking to the monkey, that was originally only into the Cantonese version & was added to the western version years later.
The movie that's responsible for the martial arts explosion from the 70's until present day.
In the first part of this movie her name is Angela Yao. And is the first degree black belt in hapkido.
Part 2 and 3?
Bob wall is from shorin ryu and tang soo do
The voice is dubbed by John Little when he is talking to the Shaolin monk. Bruce Lee's voice starts when he talks with the government operative Braithwaite. The conversation with the Shaolin monk wasn't shown when the movie was released. It was added years later and John Little supplied the voice for Bruce.
Bruce Lee best martial artist and " Enter the Dragon" best martial arts movie ever made 🎬🎥🥋 Greetings from the Netherlands 🥋 OSU 🙏
The chubby guy Bruce fought in the beginning is Sammo Hung and the girl who fights is Angela Mao Ying
is it like required for copyright to have the giant title over the entire video?
Bruce’s voice in the scene with the monk was dubbed by Lee biographer John Little because the audio was lost. The monk’s dialogue was done by the actor who played him, Ray Chaio.
Bruce’s voice in the scene with the monk was dubbed as well. The original sound was lost, so it was redubbed by Bruce Lee historian John Little.
The original Johnny Cage and Liu Kang, were in this film. The rich white guy martial artist, and the Chinese Shaolin monk martial artist.
Part 2???
Originally the early part of this film, the opening fight, the moment of Bruce with his sensei, and him tutoring the young martial artist were taken out. I would assume for run time given when this movie came out but also Hollywood politics probably felt audiences would like it. But I can't imagine it not being in there because it shows the level and intelligence of Bruce's character and I think really plays into why he is not only chosen to go after the villain Haun but why he wins in the end, it is body and mind.
Jackie Chan is a stuntman in this.
The scene where you folks talk about his real voice was not his real voice. This was one of several scenes that were added in a special edition and were dubbed by someone else because Lee had only dubbed the original version of Enter the Dragon. The very next scene with his student was his real voice.
The flip he did after the first fight was a body double the first guy he faught was Sammo Hung.
I don't know why you both did not reflect on the fact that these men were going to rape her and, whether or not that she died or bled out, she wanted to make sure that they did not have the choice of violating her body. Your ignorance and snickering was despicable.
He passed away two weeks before this movie was released.
Where’s part 2 and 3? This video is from 2 years ago lol
It's two years later, but you guys never did parts 2 and 3!
"Do you think he's stiffening up?" Sometimes, but even when he's not 😬
One of my all time favorite martial arts movies. Hope you'll enjoy it!