Brandon Lee VS Al Leong (Rapid Fire)

Brandon Lee fight in the movie Rapid Fire (1992)
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[@Apollyon83]

This is one of the purest displays of wing chun/JKD I have ever seen in a movie. I’ve studied wing chun/JKD myself for some years and seen MANY movies, so I know. Brandon has flow. His punches with simultaneous trapping is amazing. His follow ups, block removals, and use of body weight is really something to see. So sad he died. He was at the breakout point in his career where people would have accepted him as a legit “action star”. It’s sad to wonder what movies and roles he would have done. We were robbed.

[@darrylm79]

I just started taking a JKD class. I noticed he used 2 instances of Pak Sao and 1 Lap Sao, making it look seamless. Basic trapping drills come off as super practical in this fight scene. Loved it!

[@Anton13569]

Okay I understand it looks good on film. But in reality this fight would end up on the ground and BJJ would dominate. But I respect the visual impressiveness of Wing Chun.

[@Apollyon83]

@@Anton13569 “……but in reality this fight would end up on the ground and BJJ would dominate.” 😂😂😂 Let me guess…..your a BJJ guy? Let me tell you a secret, if you can walk in off the street, sign up, and take kung fu classes…….then your learning dog shit. Real masters decide who they are going to teach, or not teach and they don’t advertise. Your either family, or recommended. I say this because there’s a lot of technique I’ve learned that I have never found online or on KZbin. There’s a lot of kung fu that is still, luckily, closely guarded. That being said, if the fight goes to the ground, there’s A LOT that can be done about it. Your right, Wing chun wouldn’t work. You’d have to switch it up. I know you probably think I full of shit. But, if you saw some of the nasty shit I’ve seen as it pertains to Tiger and Eagle Claw styles, a BJJ guy would think twice about rolling on the ground with a person who knows that. The BJJ guy would have to switch it up, just like I had to switch it up from wing chun to a different style in going against a BJJ artist. “The Tiger is the strongest of the animals, he fears nothing. But, he is overconfident, and it gets him into situations he should not be in. The Dragon is the wisest of the animals. He will fly about and discover his enemies weaknesses, and then attack with the fury of the Tiger. Together, they are an unbeatable match.” Keep an open mind. One style does not have the answer to everything. Knowledge is power. You must adapt to your opponent.

[@digipeeper]

All in All, you see a lot of his father in the fight and choreography. When you talk about MMA, Jeet Kune Do is that philosophy. Brandon used Muy Thai, Tae Kwon Do, Ving Tsun. And in Showdown in Little Tokyo. There is Escrima Kali used. His uncle Danny Inosanto is responsible for for his tutelage.

[@XeroFailGames]

Facts....he had hints of his father combined with his own flair and it was amazing

[@thecrowrains]

...THIS movie, for me, was when Brandon stepped out of his father's long shadow and became a leading actor in his own right, yet still maintained a foothold in his father's teachings!

[@handlin7333]

It's his best movie in my opinion.

[@Sooners0561]

The 90’s was epic. This fight scene seems was intense and felt so real. Is if they told both actors make it look good and go with the flow.🤦🏾‍♂️I miss great movies like this one.

[@thecrowrains]

@@Sooners0561 spot on agreed! The 90s era was so true to the fight. Nowadays, in film, everything is CGI (computer generated imagery) from the Marvel films, to John Wick franchise, to "Wire-Enhanced Martial Arts Aerials", etc Jason Statham got close, but then he fell into the aforementioned genre. Overseas there are a few martial artists that stay true, but so often the CGI of film takes over.

[@estebanrivera4786]

I totally agree. And then the Crow was where he was in some sort of prime, unfortunately it didn't get to reach it's full potential afterwards.

[@livebooty]

@@Sooners0561 yea the 90s was epic man

[@talesfromthehoodtv503]

Man just imagine all the awesome films he would have been apart of, RIP Brandon

[@Ed-Mace]

Let's not forget that Al Leong is no slouch either.The man is great and extremely effective : )

[@LoneWolf81684]

So many great details in this fight scene. The way the music halted as if Al Leong was a sub-boss before the final baddie. The way Brandon kept deflecting Al's hits while guarding his face before landing a hit of his own. Using Jackie Chan's fence stunt from one of his 80's movies(The Protector, I think). And of course Brandon using his father's Wing Chun quite convincingly. It really hurts to know that his talent never went any further.

[@Texy88]

That fence stunt was from Jackie's re-edit of _The Protector_ from when he reshot much of the fight between him and Bill Wallace. That was not the only homage to Jackie contained within _Rapid Fire,_ though...

[@cradleofwilt88]

@@Texy88I suppose you are referring to the motorbike scene in the movie’s early scenes. Although that part was an homage to Police Story.

[@Texy88]

@@cradleofwilt88 Even that is not the only other homage to earlier Jackie films contained within _Rapid Fire._

[@cradleofwilt88]

@@Texy88 Talk about real recognizing real

[@alexanderwright1618]

The fence stunt homage is from Dragons Forever. Along with the spot where Brandon hits Al’s back, which results in Al falling down and pulling Brandon’s feet from under him.

[@bluehavencd]

Al Leong is a legend in his own right. He was in plenty of B movies and integral in each one. Loved this guy.

[@Wavemaninawe]

Seconded. Its a pity that he did almost entirely low key stunt work and didnt get more featured fight scenes. The dude could seriously move. That 1:04 hands-free kip up from a kick, is still one of the sickest athletic feats i have seen to this day.

[@jorgegaytan3012]

bluehavencd yep

[@coreygibson87]

bluehavencd if you see that guy appear in a middle of a movie, you will say to yourself, “this movie is going to be good”

[@benjaminlucas1635]

This guy had some moves on him. Underrated guy for martial arts movies.

[@BoJangles42]

Al Leong was a legendary badass for sure.

[@Cod4Wii]

Came down the stairs like a gladiator, you know it's a boss fight...

[@KingThabiso]

Love it. Coming down the stairs epic stuff. 💯💣

[@jamesariyo3065]

Baddest entrance for a movie boss

[@SabreMatt311]

This fight scene is masterful in its choreography and technical skill. This is arguably Brandons best display of talent in his short career. We can only wonder what might have been...R.I.P. Brandon Lee.

[@kevinmkraft]

Al Leong was fantastic in this scene as well.

[@woozertoo]

​@@kevinmkraftagreed. It takes two to "tango" in making it work.

[@Far-cw2xy]

I 100% agree. I often watch this scene to remind myself what a well choreographed fight scene looks like. So impressive.

[@Boygonebad]

I really loved Brandon’s choreography. It was still film friendly but he tried to add some realism to it. Putting his hand out gauging distance and frustrating his opponent, Superman punch off of the fence, etc.

[@CerealKiller5150]

This fight scene alone is 100x better than all the fight scenes in today's action movies. 😂

[@louisburke8927]

Facts

[@SoufianeCamara]

Absolutly

[@markcox1263]

I respect that opinion but I'd like to share one fight scene where the whole fight has to do with bone breaking and muscle tension rips gentleman please go check out the protector fight scenes the film is called the protector with Tony ja go check out this fight scene in the protector where Tony ja takes out at least 20 guys with bone breaking and tearing it's Soo close to this film with the accuracy that Brandon has

[@ForceFed]

This fight scene, choreography, music, is just perfect. This was a masterful fight scene. One of, if not the best, of Brandon's career. Long live Brandon.

[@jaimealvarez8896]

AMEN!!!!!!!!

[@120970able1]

Im a former stunt guy, and I consider this to be one of the best and most realistic fight scenes ever, jeff Imada helped to cheorgraphy it, top notch. he also was the stunt coordinator on the crow

[@hell1515]

Totally agree with you on this! Did not know about his stunt coordinator, thank you for this! 👍

[@SFNDMK]

@@hell1515 he was the coordinator for the Borne films as well. Top guy

[@bena1981]

Agree one of the best fight scenes ever!

[@nakumastone715]

Wow that's awesome. Seriously how does one get into that? I'd Seriously like to talk with you about it.

[@steveyboy8011]

I saw a little bit of Jackie, Bruce, and Donnie all in one person.. that's dangerous to think what he would of become

[@koborkutya7338]

Is my favourite hand-to-hand combat scene ever. Really like it when Al Leong appears at the stairs and Brandon is like "OK I want to fight but I would have skipped this one". Al proves to be so powerful adversary that actually this is the climax of the movie and not when Brandon catches up with the main bad guy at the end.

[@nabasta]

The fight is 100% Hollywood but it feels 100% organic. That is a masterpiece.

[@WelshKnight1066]

When I saw that fight scene on the big screen in 1992, I was so blown away that I had to see the movie at the theaters again.

[@ravenguest]

I WISH I could have seen it in the cinema! x

[@WelshKnight1066]

@@ravenguest...I'm sorry you couldn't. Both the fight moves and the fiery setting (as well as music) made it a real experience.

[@JakeLo1991]

@@ravenguest I was in severe shock when I saw him in the movie theater preview on the television that I completely forgot about him until I read in the newspaper about his death at a Roy Rogers restaurant.

[@WelshKnight1066]

@nickymctush2812 Nice!

[@victortaylor7737]

This film to me is better than most action films today in that Brandon was a true martial artist unlike other cation stars who require stunt doubles& blue screen.miss him& his dad so much.R.I.P To both Brandon& Bruce.

[@mrmakeitreign9995]

Even though this is a Hollywood movie this particular fight scene is something organic to say the least, it was as if Brandon said ‘everyone clear the room - me and Al are going to bring real martial arts to the studio’. One of the best, if not the best and most realistic fight scene ever. It could only go one way being this is Bruce Lee’s son

[@vagabon5130]

Always loved this fight sequence. B was ahead of everybody in the CQC department - until he met this guy. Older, more experienced and knew everything he was going to do before he did it AND all his fainting strikes which is also what his father used to do. And the score for this fight is spot-on too. RIP Brandon.

[@1975allyboy]

So miss this guy. The movies he made were great. Taken away far to soon. Who know where he would be today but definitely making great movies ☹

[@rni2k427]

This will always be a classic movie . I love the realistic fight scenes.

[@Dad42]

Brandon Lee at this time, was my favorite martial arts movie star.Even though he did more acting in The Crow;this movie showcased his deep martial arts skills.🥋

[@blockmasterscott]

0:11 Whoever did the fighting choreography knew how to make two different fighting styles work together. He knew his stuff.

[@mi39471]

That would be Brandon Lee and Jeff Imada

[@armpits56]

Brandon did the choreography along with Jeff Imada. He was talented!

[@TopFlightSecurity415]

one of the best hand to hand fight scenes ever

[@williecurleychief8038]

To me, this is the best realistic movie fight scene ever! Killer move also but every since I’ve seen this on the big screen, I say it’s the best fight scene ever! RIP Brandon. It hurt really badly when I heard of the armorer mistake in The Crow.

[@FoodCubes]

This was one of my all time favorite fight scenes. I loved how they mixed some Jeet Kune Do into it.

[@BooneLuleyo]

Great fight scene with a beautiful score from Christopher Young. Love his music for that movie.

[@KingThabiso]

This background music is fire!

[@BooneLuleyo]

@@KingThabiso Yeah. It's called "Kix" by Christopher Young.

[@fmanzano48]

Such an amazing fight scene. Al with the fly kick and Brandon with the combos

[@MrFrankg209]

That was the most perfect wing Chung since his daddy

[@marieastier5381]

It s true and Brandon is fantastic. I sure your dad is really proud of you Brandon. Rest in peace.

[@canaldospider4238]

wing chun no, Jeet Kune do!

[@maninfire219]

Before reading your comment, I said during the fight between him(Brandon) and the villan(bad guy) "That's Wing Chung."

[@rayray6490]

@@canaldospider4238 …you do realize JKD borrowed alot of Wing Chun right? Those techniques are what they are. (1:16-1:24) From Wing Chun, also used in JKD

[@Apollyon83]

@@canaldospider4238 🤔. You may have a valid point. It’s definitely “loosened up” to be a more “street” version of wing chun, which JKD is…………basically. Brandon kind of has that “boxers bounce” versus the more rigid fixed stance of wing chun.

[@stevetheguy6604]

Still possibly one of the greatest fight scenes of all time

[@raymondwood302]

Thanks man, thanks for putting this scene up. Man, really amazed by brandon lee's athleticism

[@theoriginalspur]

@1:15 I always loved how the gave a nod to his father and his upbringing by throwing in Wing Chun right in the middle of the fight to help him get the upper hand. Still a great movie to this day. Brandon on his way to be his own bright star.

[@リッキー-f7d]

The fight of two legends.

[@AlcidesSalgado]

Great scene that Brandon showcased martial arts strategy. At 0:11-0:36 Brandon was on the offensive and couldn’t land a strike on the opponent. So, Brandon adjusted and at 0:37-0:45 then went on the defensive. Utilized his reach by extending his arm and keeping from striking distance and waited to counter on the opponent. Outstanding scene. A good offense is a great defense and vice-versa. Yin and yang.

[@JamesDuncan-w6y]

This is such a great 90s movie ..had Brandon Lee lived to see the success of The Crow he would have been a massive star ..Rest In Peace Brandon ❤️

[@Zahra4President]

I love the part when Brendon shakes his leg cause he was hurt now in Martial art movies they dont get hurt and they do weird things like fly .I think why people love this scene is because its believable .

[@thedigitalproductevolution3379]

I Love the Part when He Get hit Hard and you can tell his Defense Temporarily Faded away as he fell to the ground

[@cdplaya1973]

@Techno Master yeah he did because Al Leong was a bad ass not just here but in every other film he was in

[@billybobs1705]

yep..he acknowledges the fact he got hit and loses balance..most fighting scenes even today just hit and get hit despite the damage that was given to them..not much better than a video game really

[@Apollyon83]

I remember seeing in a “behind the scenes” that Brandon was big on “organic” fight scenes. Very simplistic, yet effective fighting.

[@caradenino289]

“Because we don't know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. And yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, an afternoon that is so deeply a part of your being that you can't even conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four, or five times more? Perhaps not even that. How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless...” - Brandon Lee RIP Brandon Lee 🙏

[@iankogneeto4882]

Not Brandon Lee. It was actually the writer Paul Bowles. Brandon did however memorise the passage from The Sheltering Sky perfectly in order to quote it so well.

[@spacemountain5624]

That quote is on his headstone. Buried next to his father.

[@XeroFailGames]

Dat music still makes me love this scene

[@jermaineharper8982]

awesome love this fight scene I remember watching this when I was 10 years old I was thinking wow that's Bruce Lee son fights just like his dad my dad used to watch Bruce Lee movies all the time he made me love Bruce Lee so sad they both died so young love this movie I still do to this day rip brandon we miss you. ..

[@mvasquez2106]

Jermaine Harper mines to my dude. Great masterpiece of martial arts

[@naaveenmahadeshwar7889]

I saw this movie so many times as a kid. 😇This fight scene was just it! My love for all Martial Arts just grew. Today I teach kids Karate! 🤣😇😇😇

[@manehriimao2079]

Really wish we got Brandon Lee vs Van Damme cause that would have been an epic dream fight.

[@randomthought6681]

Yea, you know you came here for that wing Chun part in 1:15-1:20. You remember that lol...that was and still is the shit. Brandon forever

[@jean-lucphilaumart53]

Brandon lee is the best

[@MoCatt]

Exactly why lol

[@Dragoncannon4]

Loool....i know

[@wanyewest9132]

Dead on mate, just watched that 5 second sequence ten times haha, he had almost as much speed & control as Bruce did.

[@davidfong7848]

shit brought a literal tear to my eye...best choreographed fight scene next to Bruce vs Chuck Norris.

[@samuraiyao]

When I saw this movie and that particular scene for the first time when I was like 12, I literally shed a tear and not because I was sad but because I was happy and that Brandon Lee is going to have a wondrous film career... All that changed when making The Crow....

[@evenflow5491]

Al Leong, the king of the henchmen, finally getting a chance to show just how good he really was

[@alexanderwright1618]

And he didn’t disappoint.

[@evenflow5491]

@@alexanderwright1618yeah man, dude was solid AF

[@neroleo3329]

One of greatest fight scenes ever today's movies can't match this realistic fight scene awesome

[@deusimarjunior8422]

With all due respect to Keanu Reeves, but this was the actor I wanted to see playing John Wick, because the guy (besides being Bruce Lee's son) really knew how to fight.

[@RaytheMagician]

Can you imagine if Brandon had played Neo in the Matrix films?

[@BRIANBA100]

Brandon lee owns Keanu Reeves in martial arts!

[@ayara8157]

Wow... Brandon Lee would have been a great John Wick.

[@jameswilliams-zr8co]

brandon vs keanu wouldve rocked

[@dominicdaley2024]

When writing the Matrix movie he was considered for Neo by the creators would you believe

[@evenflow5491]

The king of 80’s henchmen finally got a chance to show off what he could do. Right on, Al

[@Ruben901]

💀💀

[@mrmakeitreign9995]

Big ups to Al! Real badass this one

[@JamesDuncan-w6y]

I love this movie this is one of my favorite fight scenes R.I.P Bradon Lee

[@joeblack5545]

One of my favorite fight scenes of all time :) Classic!

[@Stevebeingcreative]

This has to be one of the best pound for pound fight scene ever

[@TheKontrarian]

That Wing Chung at 1:15! Man he was destined for greatness. Just gone waaaay too soon just like Bruce. Still can't get over how much Bruce accomplished passing at just 32.

[@axlpisa]

He was 28 when he passed away

[@dinomorell5163]

One of my absolute favorite fight scenes in any movie!

[@trevorkremenliff4996]

The hand trapping sequence was awesome.

[@Apollyon83]

That’s all skill right there. Notice he pushes off the arm trap? That’s because he was putting his body weight into it to keep the arm down. It’s actually how your supposed to do it. His distance was actually correct as well. Little things like that make it so organic………..believable.

[@hamletstragedy8988]

I saw this movie twice in the theatre because of this scene.

[@estebanrivera4786]

1:14 This sequence of choreography was so entertaining. I remember watching this as a kid and thinking it was the coolest thing ever.

[@wubranch1]

Brandon was so graceful, almost balletic when he fought.

[@texasgent4694]

Like Father, like Son

[@edwardwatson7218]

Wow! As many times Ive watched this best ever, one on one fight scene, I never knew it was only a 1:48 seconds!!!!

[@Ed-Mace]

Thanks.I agree. Al Leong has choreographed countless action sequences and continues to do so. Many stunt coordinators often go uncredited unless you dig for the information : )

[@ChristovBelmont]

One of my all time favorite fight scenes in a movie. His father would have been proud. If there is an after life, I am sure he's already said so. RIP Brandon Lee. He was so gifted. A shame for his life (as well as his father's to be cut so short

[@jerryhenson3916]

1:15 to 1:24 gives me goosebumps every time.

[@louiscooks7457]

Yep! Seeing that as a teenage martial artist brought a tear to my eye because I just knew that was a nod to his dad. I had no clue that just a short time later Brandon would be gone too 😢

[@WAFFLNATORE]

I've re watched that section an innumerable amount of times

[@louisburke8927]

SAME!

[@Grandmastergav86]

For a Western martial arts film this is a decent sequence. Always saddens me the tragic end Brandon met, seeing him interviewed he came across as a really good guy. Taken far too young.

[@tereasdownes9793]

Grandmastergav86 why didnt he wear bullet proof vest during the crow

[@DarkEagle-vx9hd]

Damn! Great fight! I love how he plowed thru 30 guys but pauses dramatically when this dude trots down the steps.

[@MPB059]

This film and Enter the Dragon is the reason I join Jeet Kune Do yesterday! The JDK/wing chun trapping at 1:15 to 1:24 is amazingly choreographed by Jeff Imeda. One of favorite realistic fights of all time and my favorite Brandon Lee movie! RIP Bruce and Brandon

[@BoJangles42]

Awesome scene with 2 legends! RIP Brandon Lee

[@rogerdz9830]

great fight !!! Brandon Lee forever !!!!

[@sjlife9142]

I remember when I couldn't find this on KZbin and now I remember seeing this at the theater

[@doryendo77]

1:09-1:12 damn that was graceful. Can any1 believe it's been 20 years since this came out?

[@jkellybrew]

love how he does that nose thing at the beginning just like Bruce Lee used to.

[@SchizmKing]

I love this scene and miss this man. We were robbed of a rare talented individual.

[@martialmike3473]

@AlanDepp Mad props! for putting this up it clearly shows Brandon's JKD flow, Charisma, and talent. Why the good have to die young...

[@skinwolf]

One of the best fight scenes ever!❤

[@jimichild]

gotta be one of the greatest fight scenes ever

[@crystalmadison8449]

"our fight will be legendary"

[@coreygibson87]

I remember I was only 9 when my parents took me to see this. Fell asleep on some of the parts. Thank gosh I woke up seeing this. It’s something every time I see Al Leong in a movie, it means this movie is gonna be lit.

[@datdamduff]

i dont know a lot about martial arts but honestly 1:15 to 1:20 is A HUGE reason i watch the movie Rapid Fire every time it comes on.

[@SkullAngel002]

Good observation; that's Wing Chun which is a homage to Bruce Lee (it was the art form he learned before developing his own style).

[@TenaciousZen]

@chris duff- to me, this movie Brandon's Enter the Dragon.

[@JMtheCONQUERER]

it kinda reminds me of the wooden dummy scene from Rumble in the bronx. Nice coreography.

[@mvasquez2106]

Tenacious Zen WOW. Idk Wat to say. Rest in peace Lee family

[@pyro80]

I love Al Leong´s gladiator style entrance.

[@WelshKnight1066]

I also like his final, "Yaah!" when he dies.

[@maxdominate2481]

I know...fucking legend, right? This is how a master enters a room.

[@kelvendyson1508]

This was a good fight scene...great Wing Chun exchange!! Wished Al Leong had more fight scenes!! Legend!!

[@Beslan_Myths_And_Facts]

This is the movie where I learned the knee sidekick from (0:20). Really helped me out a couple of times. So much more we could learn from Brandon too.... He would have been perfect as Neo, way better than Keanu with all due respect to Keanu.

[@kw6769]

This is a great scene. Brandon said he liked martial art films but wanted to branch out as an actor that's why he wanted the Eric Draven role so he wouldn't be locked into one type of movie. He didn't want to be another Bruce Lee, he wanted to be an actor. I'm glad he began to move away from just martial art movies. Had he lived, who knows how well he may have done. Look at Keanu Reeves, there isn't a more diverse actor that I know of, it's like what hasn't he done. He's not labeled, he's a working actor. And one of my favorite actors even though he gets slammed a lot. I would have hoped the same for Brandon.

[@Beckonor]

If Brandon lived, Jackie Chan would have never broke out into the mainstream. Brandon Lee would have starred in Rush Hour along side Chris Tucker.

[@kimnorth7060]

also he was supposed to star in the movie which is now Die hard with a vengeance, it was going to be called Simon says

[@pilummurialis6490]

Johnny Depp did everything, Brandon would have been right up to his level of acting

[@gregrock7451]

Good ol' Al Leong, or as my friend and I used to refer to him when we couldn't recall his name: "Endo." That being his character in "Lethal Weapon," re: the dude that tortured Riggs with a pair of jumper cables towards the final act. One of the top "Hey! It's...That Guy...From That Movie!!" performers back in the '80s. Had a couple chances to really show his stuff then, like "Lethal Weapon," "Die Hard," "Bill & Ted," "Action Jackson," and certainly "Big Trouble in Little China," which had a whole slew of largely anonymous but thoroughly talented guys, i.e. James Lew, Gerald Okamura, and Jeff Imada. Hard to miss, with that whole "Fu Manchu" thing he had going on. Really stood out. I recall reading an interview he did years ago; I think it was shortly after he did "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure." He developed some sort of brain lesion or tumor or something that started giving him tremors, and he passed out filming a commercial and had to get extensive treatment for it. He pulled through...I dunno how much of a career he had after that, though.

[@realherbalism1017]

Best kung fu fight scene in all of cinema

[@DUARTE99]

Brandon Lee forever!

[@flstudiocodemastersejayrag6544]

Can't believe his the same Zodiac Sign as Tony ♒ Jaa & DMX♐ is Bruce zodiac sign. from cradle to the grave movie Jet Li ♉ Feng Wei 2003. But Tony Jaa his a Thai 🥊 boxer from Thailand, & Jeeja ♈ Yanin is Aries like Jackie ♈ Chan. & Brandon ♒ Lee 🐲 is the Jeet Kune Do 🐲 legendary like his father 🐉Bruce🐉🐉♐...

[@amydarcimarie]

This was a great fight. It was a struggle. Not a easy win for the hero but a back and forth struggle. Very much Bruce’s idea-doing what you have to to win. Be it mixing and matching your arsenal or using baser instincts like biting. Whatever gets you the W. Or you know, keeps you breathing.

[@freddyzamora176]

I was wondering how Brandon Lee broke the robbers arm who was trying to Rob Brandon Lee 🤔🤔🤔

[@Trancemaster2052]

Damn good fight scene.

[@mogarcia9755]

I have seen a lot of movies a lot of great fight scenes but this is prolly top 3 right up thier with his father and Chuck’s coliseum fight

[@Apollyon83]

It’s good because it’s so organic and believable.

[@00ghostcobra]

One of the cleanest and coolest fight scenes of all time..

[@johnbrandon5440]

Tengo años buscando esa película y no la encuentro completa, para mí el mejor actor en su tiempo

[@christianwitte81]

This fight is such a banger

[@marieastier5381]

It has been 28 years since you left us and the memory remains. you were a wonderful person because sensitive funny persevering talented and so beautiful. Your father can be very proud of you. A big thought for Eliza the love of your life. Rest in peace Brandon and for eternity. You will be in my heart forever With all my love

[@emmanuellemartin6801]

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[@marieastier5381]

Hello Manue... Très heureuse de pouvoir te lire. Je je regarderai et merci pour l info.. trop cool... Bonne journée. Marie

[@christopherfreeburn3237]

I love Brandon Lee forever❤

[@mrlavabeast]

Back when great fight scenes just had great music scores that complimented the scene perfectly. 90's movies were amazing at doing this. Just pure art and great choreography in motion.

[@Armando316]

Brandon Lee. SMH. Such a talented guy. That was a major loss.

[@brandennelson6203]

I couldn't agree more!!

[@martyg8137]

The amazing thing about this fight is not only that technical aspects but the character moments, you can see both combatants struggling, particularly Jake at the beginning when he gets knocked over. Too many fight scenes trying to show invincibility, this scene gives you a masterclass in Martial arts but also makes you feel. Just beautiful.

[@QWood1911]

Still a great fight scene in 2020🔥🔥

[@Apollyon83]

2023 👍🏽

[@jaygambino5481]

One of the few movies that has real martial arts moves in it that was so good the leg kicks and and muay thai boxing mixed with wing chun ..brandon lee and Bruce you are legends

[@kristofdeclercq3943]

One of the best fighting scenes ever !!

[@enriquelanderos7035]

Dear Brandon: You passed away too soon. Just like your father. Life's unfair most of the time. I miss you both. Love, Your number 1 fan.

[@121gigawatts_]

Still one of Lee's best fight scenes

[@juandiegoganan4730]

Señores de KZbin suban esta película es muy buena grasias

[@aquaticlibrary]

Such a good fight scene

[@RDraGon2179]

This type of fight seens can not be duplicated and the use of no special effects is great. Most movies speed up the actors to make them look fast and powerful and use too much cgi. In this one you can see the full body mechanics behind it. Which is what real martial artist want to see in their movies.