Bruce Lee vs Guards reaction

[@dragantyson9409]

That poor guy was Jackie chan.

[@SilentZombie]

You beat me to it, I was going to say that poor sap he had by the arm and hair before Breaking said neck and arm, was a very young Jackie Chan, I think before he became remotely known.

[@MrArse2687]

I was gonna say that too

[@Streak09]

Yup it was Been funny If Jackie said let me go when Bruce grabbed his head.

[@JedHead77]

Jackie was not only the guy who got his neck broken, but he was also the last one hit by the staff, and the one who fell into the acid vat by the nunchaku.

[@sabrichelali6207]

Yes, and he was 19 then.

[@michaelnesbitt]

When you paused it at 2:35, and you said don’t break it off. That man is Jackie Chan.

[@TheMixedPlateFrequency]

Oh wow Jackie chan was in another bruce lee film? I thought he just acted in bruce lee's last film only.

[@michaelnesbitt]

ZeroHyperGaming This was really classed as Bruces last movie, Game of Death was never finished, as he died while making it. Jackie was also a stuntman on Bruce’s Fist of Fury.

[@michaelnesbitt]

Nyxtroos I don’t know? But what I do know is Bruce Lee started Game of Death after Way of the Dragon, and before he started his final film Enter the Dragon. If you want to know about fictional characters you will have to ask someone else. If you want to know about Bruce Lee, come and ask me. KK.

[@chang414]

Yes .you are right

[@worthalook4870]

It was Jackie indeed. Jackie was in 3 parts of this fight. First as you mentioned 2:35 then he gets hit with the pole, final one was him falling into the spiked water after Bruce hits him with the nunchuck. Classic film

[@zebrion5793]

"Do you think he could do that in real life?" Unquestionably yes. Bruce grew up in the streets facing Chinatown gang wars. He fought often. After his rise to fame, he was challenged almost every time he made a movie anywhere on set. He never lost, and in fact most people couldn't even land a blow on him because he was too fast. There are video interviews with OG street guys who vouched for his fighting ability. He was probably the closest thing we've ever had to a real superhuman fighter.

[@isaiahramirez4521]

Zebrion finally someone who knows a thing or two

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

His "rise to fame" ,as you say, in films was never true in America or even the world unfortunately, except for the last year and a half of his life and only for Hong Kong for that. However, he was extremely famous in the community of the Martial Arts. Every champion and pro fighter not only feared him but respected him because they knew he fought for real in the real world. Famous in Martial Arts yes, not famous in movies or Hollywood per se. But yes, you're 100% right, Lee had lead a very violent life up to the point of his final film making and w/his multiple altercations by other Martial Artist who were upset by his standpoint he was pushing, and of course by the multiple altercations and combat experience growing up in HK that lead to his necessary exile when finally a price was on his head because of the trouble he was getting into. Many of his fights are actually documented by the testimony of the very fighters themselves! It takes a bit of research but one can see Lee had lead a violent life unfortunately, engaging in combat w/men who were blackbelts, guru's, champions, and even numerous ex-military who outweighed him by a hundred pounds. I should make a book lol.

[@isaiahramirez4521]

Brick Schitthouse research

[@isaiahramirez4521]

Brick Schitthouse obviously you haven't researched or else you'd know he has an extensive fight history though he didn't compete because they weren't real fights.. many masters vouched for his abilities because of their experience being destroyed in sparing matches.. Bruce was the real deal

[@isaiahramirez4521]

Brick Schitthouse in 58 he beat 3x champ Gary elms, ed Hart witnessed him destroy a challenger in 11 seconds (he was time keeper), karate champ Bob wall witnessed him destroy a challenger on the set of "Enter the Dragon", he fought Wong Jack man, even Jackie Chan himself challenged Bruce and got destroyed when he was an extra on one of his films.. he regularly got challenged and regularly destroyed opponents

[@nathanielanderson7567]

Jackie Chan was one of the guards. Jackie Chan also stated that , "no one can be like Bruce Lee! He was the best! He was the best!"

[@nathanfelsch8636]

“In real life do you like, think He could really do this.” Answer = Hell yeah. Bruce Lee was the real deal. He is a legend because of His devotion and talent to all Martial Arts. On several occasions He was challenged by top fighters and destroyed them. His speed and strength and ability was literally unparalleled. So yeah.

[@nateriver4951]

No he couldn't lol Bruce wasn't stupid and bought a gun for shit like this.

[@realemiele.franco736]

I remember the 1st time watching this in the theater, 1977. I was 7 then. Literally blew my mind!! Here it is 43 years later and this scene is as epic as the first time. The corriography that went to all his films is quite impressive even now peoples jaws drop at the speed of his movements. Imho.. Bruce Lee would have given many challengers one heck of a fight or it would be over very quickly.

[@fawkeseisenhim740]

You live good one uncle, happy to enjoy same moments life ❤️💐❤️

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

My best student.

[@chrome9455]

bruce lee was one of the most dangerous people ever lived his ability to do damage was too good hell his 1 inch puch was so powerful people flew 4-5 feet back he can do way better than this in this he was being careful for stunt people.

[@josephperkins4080]

Here is a secret both the 1 inch and 3 inch punches where jn fact more of a push then a punch

[@gizzosavala]

@@josephperkins4080 a forceful push thru inner strength

[@junjosephricafrente4376]

@@josephperkins4080 no, it is not a push.i studied 1inch punch and that is really a strike. It may look like a push but if u study the mechanics of that, u will realize it is really a strike.

[@toddjohnson5176]

I like how in kill bill how Uma wearing the game of death epic suit. She gets out of there.epic

[@immortal_jairo88]

2:30 ITS JACKIE CHAN!!

[@Devin007V8]

That's also him at 3:35

[@user-ki1qu3qu6k]

its funny how on the 2 scenes jackie was in they paused it

[@Nnvjdj]

He will fight more faster in real life than movie😂...he is a legend 🔥

[@MrBEEP369]

That poor man is Jackie Chan

[@pedroportalatin7011]

Sorry to tell you people were afraid to practice with Bruce Lee he was to fast .and people challenged him to fight in real life ..I am a big fan of Bruce Lee. I have his book jet kwon du. The art of his fighting skills .Bruce Lee was devoted to kungfu. Bruce Lee had fights with grand masters and won. They didn't want Bruce Lee to teach westerners kungfu. Because they're the enemies. But Bruce Lee taught everyone .didn't matter what color we are. Bruce Lee is the king of kungfu a legend

[@cuzz63]

Bruce was not a proven fighter and your posting myths as if they were real.

[@cuzz63]

@Brick Schitthouse , pretty much. Got people believing he set world records and was an elite fighter. Its as if in their minds that he was around 200 years ago and everyone involved was already dead. If its this bad now wonder what it will be like in 50 more years?

[@chrisevans5259]

It is rumored Bruce Lee had a 875-0 fight record (unofficial).....never lost,...not only a great film star, but a supreme martial artist, philosopherand teacher .....a truly remarkable human being.

[@simoliz03]

A renaissance man!

[@lottolinks6394]

I believe it , Joe lewis said even how great he was

[@metalhead3913]

"can he do it in real life?" Actually acting was just a job for Bruce Lee, what you saw in movies was not even 10% of the true kung fu legend in real life. I suggest you watch one of Bruce's documentary next time, i'm sure you'll be amaze ☺

[@ryanramkissoon1630]

Can Tyson beat Bruce in a street fight?

[@nikolaradu5234]

@@ryanramkissoon1630 we can't know until they fight...

[@speedracer175]

@@ryanramkissoon1630 😂 Are you serious?

[@speedracer175]

@@ryanramkissoon1630 Dude Tyson would be killed

[@rohanpoddar3717]

That poor guy is non other than greatest martial artist well reknowned actor Jackie chan

[@OMOMOMOMOM190]

Wrong... the greatest was the guy who held him by his hair

[@teamsaint9870]

@@OMOMOMOMOM190 fax 😂😂😂

[@reginaldstyles9549]

The Absolutely Amazing And Brilliant Bruce Lee 💓🙏

[@wolfieking808productions2]

Technically Bruce Lee did train all of this in real life if you watch jackie chans interview about bruce lee when he did this movie as the guard bruce lee actually hit him. And plus too as well nobody can deny the fact that bruce lee was under the great and famous grandmaster Yip Man.

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Bruce only trained under Yip man for a few years when he was young, and then he left, but there was no evidence that Yip man was special in regards to Wing Chun.

[@wolfieking808productions2]

@@brentlionakaboldchamp technically true because as a grandmaster once told me no one is special in martial arts just because you train doesnt mean your obligated or anything we all train for the same thing defence of the life family and friends and most importantly TO BE HUMBLE.

[@wolfieking808productions2]

@@brentlionakaboldchamp but at the same time yes because Bruce lee wanted to train for the wrong reason when he was little but yip man told him come back when your older because when you grow up only then you'll realize what you want to train for but however my friend I didnt get that referance from the movie i got it from someone else who told me the real story almost 10-13 years ago then i saw the documentary and then i saw the movie its just one big cluster fuck bro lol

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

@@wolfieking808productions2 That's not what happened either. I actually just read books from Bruce Lee or from people that knew him. A lot of the accounts told in person are often wrong, though not always. Bruce started with Yip man at age 13, and after about age 19 (he was good at that time, but not particularly proficient) he moved, started mostly doing other martial arts on his own. He was taught high kicks by someone (forgot who) using Taekwondo for 6 months, and learned all his other stuff on his own.

[@wolfieking808productions2]

@@brentlionakaboldchamp brotha I'll tell you this right now one of my great uncles whos lived in california for years studies martial Arts with alot of grandmasters and he even went to alot of karate, mma, and kempo tournaments. He met bruce lee, worked with him, hung out with him, even talked to him. And he told me everything thats why i dont resolve to books or anything like that at all because books can say anything and tell you anything but my resource is my great uncle is a california boy. He was born one year before bruce lee and lived in california his whole life. Even my grandma and grandpa knew bruce lee and his students whos told them everything but like i always say believe what you believe but I'll stick with people whos lived through experience.

[@damienhowell3727]

That guy being held down by his hair- Jackie chan haha awesome as he is Bruce truly was ANOTHER level lol may this young master rest in peace

[@artnews9106]

Thank you bro

[@damienhowell3727]

@@artnews9106 bless up

[@DropZone0689]

Jackie always wanted to be Bruce and always in Bruce movie

[@morganchetty7593]

There's no words that can explain Bruce Lee. God made him to be Bruce Lee

[@ghostkage]

Bruce Lee was badass in real life as well. Could he have beaten 30 guards in real life ,probably not. But Id say 5 or 6 normal dudes attacking him,wouldve probably gotten their asses kicked. Alot of people believe he was a pioneer of MMA because he began using multiple styles,combining grappling,boxing,martial arts etc, way back in the day.

[@shiva19112]

Yep.. it was said that he could defend himself against 6 guys with no sweat

[@JUANQUISPE]

No, he isn't the pioneer of MMA because he began using multiple martial arts (there was people making that years ago); he is the father of MMA because he began using multiple martial arts focused on the effectiveness.

[@iamaromal9730]

he can bear 30 easily...that made him so special...that's why he was unbeatable

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

Lemon Holidays : Yup. And all black belts too

[@mike2937]

Bruce Lee style is Jeet Kune Do. Its a mixer of other martial art styles.

[@michaelgarcia5493]

Bruce Lee was real life super hero he could do stuff no normal person could do.

[@michaelhughes3273]

In the Bruce Lee documentary, in that movie in between takes, a stuntman actually challenged Bruce to a fight. That fight lasted 5 seconds. Many of Bruce's movies, he had to slow down his movements, he was so fast. 50+ years later, folks still talk about Bruce - that's how legendary he is.

[@julian-cv4em]

The answer is yes, he can do it. When he moved to the u.s. from Hong Kong he opened up martial arts schools. He is widely considered to be the father of mma with his end it as quick as you can ideal in a fight. He only got serious about acting later on even though he played in Hong Kong films as a boy. Basically dont try and fight this man in real life.

[@CainEverest]

3:45 YES. GODS YES. The man was legit. Look at his fucking competition tapes and his training tapes. He was not to be fucked with ever.

[@kraven4444]

2:20 Jackie

[@rashe48]

Yes, he really could do that stuff!!!!

[@fredymendez3864]

She like “ he’s ripped” yes the most fit man to ever live...fact

[@Gb2024k]

Fun fact when he said look at that poor guy;-)(when Bruce Lee holds him 2:31 mark.. thats actualy Jacky chan;-)(YEP) he was a stuntman at first and this was one of his first movies ;-) great review guys even if its a year ago....greetz from the Netherlands..ooh just saw the rest of the comments i am repeating whaha sorry

[@HariKrishna-z4b5j]

2:35 That poor guy is Jackie Chan 😁

[@redtesta]

The poor guy at 2:21 was Jackie Chan. He was also in Bruce Lee's , " Fists of Fury" and in that movie at the end flying out the window. Jackie talks about this in many youtube videos on him. Bruce Lee was deadly. The one reason he didnt fight in tournaments because it was fighting. It was " point fighting" FIght is fight. He was in a gang that fought on roof tops. He has fought many that will vouched for his fighting and what they saw and people that fought against him. He was truly a fighter. They call him the godfather of MMA. Watch the opening to this movie you are watching, " enter the dragon" when he is fighting a wrestler. All his moves are a mix of fighting, grappling and wrestling and tapping the fighter out. Special man he was.

[@jkdfighter4964]

Point fighting, indeed, is NOT real fighting. but people keep claiming that "Chuck Norris" was a world champ. World champ at point fighting, yes. Not full champ at full contact. That goes to Joe Lewis, who Bruce Lee trained for full contact. Also, full contact didnt exist at all in the 60s, and Bruce Lee introduced full contact in the 1967 to the world. (aside from boxing)

[@redtesta]

@@jkdfighter4964 exactlyyyyyy

[@thormath6991]

2:35 thag guy is Jackie chan. Just as extras in action team. He was way lucky to work with bruce lee.

[@ajayvkamath]

At 2:34 Bruce Lee is actually holding jackie chan by the hair….Jackie used to play supporting actor roles back then

[@JAYKNO60]

Hope you get more request for martial arts scenes. Jackie Chan, Bruce Li, Tony Jaa, Donnie Yen. Good Lord!

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Michael j white is pretty beast too.

[@admyconstruccion6321]

The man being hit min 3:40 was Jackie Chan, in an interview he told that he was hit for real, and pretended to be hurt just to he hold by Bruce Lee in his arms (Bruce though he knocked out Jackie) and ran to help him.

[@kushagragupta8068]

Mam, he could do more than this. Bruce Lee❤❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@zaandarbrow]

ip mans best student

[@jamesmcclain5005]

Many people don't know, but he had a broken back when he filmed this movie, it was thought he could never practice martial arts ever again. He was more than just human, now he is immortal.

[@alimaleki3481]

Bruce lee is legend

[@JedHead77]

To see if Bruce could “really do that”, watch videos by people that actually knew him, and documentaries like Bruce Lee: The Legend”, “A Warriors Journey”, “I Am Bruce Lee”, and “Be Water”. And yes, watch the *entire* film Enter The Dragon, released a month after he passed away. You guys should watch Bruce vs Chuck Norris, from the warm-ups (awesome) to the VERY end, which show his belief of respect in combat. Oh, and Jackie Chan was a stuntman three times here - the one who grabs him from him behind and gets his neck broken, the last guy hit with the staff, and the guy who falls into the acid.

[@spiritfoodministry859]

Fun fact that poor guy bruce grip up at 2:33 was jackie chan he was bruce lee guard and stunt guy back then its confirmed bruce really injured jackie on set with that arm lock jackie actually knew in got close to bruce on set in heard they were good friends jackie has come far and today he's a legend

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

Thankfully, Lee was actually able to sneak in a few movies starting at the very last 1.5 year of his life. Prior to that...there are zero action movies, he was simply a veteran at live combat. In live situations he had fought; Black Belts, Pro Fighters, Ex military, Champions, 3rd degree Masters, Rival Martial Artists, and opponents that outweighed him by 100 pounds. His battle experience started as a young boy who would then become the leader of the Hong Kong Gang, the Tigers8 of Junction Street, and his violence lead all through out his teens + adulthood. The few movies he DID get to make were only at the last 1.5 years of his life which had been a very brief opportunity for him to report his life experiences and give that insight into live combat. He only made 3 little movies plus One Hollywood film, a very short attempt at films but we're lucky he at least made them and snuck them right in JUST before he died to show us his insights on his personal life of hard combat. Lee is ranked by Sports Illustrated in the 50 Greatest Athletes of All Time, with near super human strength that could raise unbelievable weights that pro weight lifters could not.

[@FREiZTV]

Bruce Lee can do this in real life. Hollywood wanted him to act because of the realism.

[@Dirgnimai7]

What you watched here is, in my view, the greatest single martial arts scene in cinematic history. Bruce choreographed all the fight scenes in this film. However, this is "Movie Fighting". And though very realistic--far more so than pretty much any others you'll see in film--it is only a reflection of the mastery he had as a martial artist. He was the greatest of all time, hands down. Good choice.

[@steve8510]

Bruce grew up a street fighter and was trained by Yip Man of the Wing Chun school of Kung Fu and later when he was ejected for being part American William Chueng his friend continued his training in secret, even later he developed his own technique Jeet Kune Do, the way of the intercepting fist. He was a fanatical trainer, driving his parents crazy smashing his fist into a stool next to him at the dinner table while he ate with the other hand. Everyone that met him said his speed set him apart from every other fighter, but he also had very heavy hands equivalent to a heavyweight boxer and his kicks were even more devastating. He's widely regarded as the father of MMA but I'm not sure he would agree with that but enough people that met him said he was the best fighter they'd ever seen.

[@tdub2752]

Yes he can do this in real life, they got countless videos about how bruce lee could beat anybody,this is how he really fights

[@RickordProductions]

@2:29 in case you didn’t know that was Jackie Chan that grabbed Bruce from behind and ended up getting his neck snapped off camera.

[@mohanaddani9262]

Bruce is a legend in fighting art..

[@sandroballester12]

The question you asked " could he do that in real life" the answer is yes and many times one particular challenge that stands out and has recently been the subject of a movie is the one when Wong Jack Man came to San Francisco to challenge Bruce Lee in the 60s apparently the fight only lasted 30 seconds but of course in the movie its been over elaborated

[@cuzz63]

Bruce was not a proven fighter, Wong Jack Man was the only person he ever fought and WJM wasnt a fighter. That single fight caused Bruce to rethink his whole approach and training.

[@m.h.2714]

Yes, he could do this in real life. Bruce Lee...come on y'all!! Fact, he had to slow down for the cameras.

[@ajunesamuel6749]

3:35 again jackie-chan and this time he actually got the hit and gained the attention of the great bruce lee after this.

[@lavantwooten2581]

I still cannot count the number of times that guard was hit with the sticks at the 4:26 mark.

[@ajunesamuel6749]

2:26 and that poor guys is the another legend called Jackie-Chan.. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@antoineporche-rideaux4006]

Jackie actually talked about working with Bruce , look it up on here

[@karthikvenkataram4790]

She asked if Bruce can fight the same in real life and he said he does not know to be honest.... but the TRUTH is BRUCE LEE is more dangerous than this and one could imagine..

[@therealisthiphop]

He could do a lot of damage in real life Bruce was one of a kind.

[@TheRussiannuke]

That guy at 2:29 is Jackie Chan as a stunt double, he worked on many bruce lee movies.

[@Vincentvega293]

2:26 For your information, that poor guy is one of the richest men in China. aka Jackie Chan who was a stuntman working on this movie.

[@MikeJones-dd5wj]

One of my top 10 favorite films of all time.

[@EbuGamer1]

That was Jackie chan at 3:40. Bruce lee accidentally hits him. There is a interview with Jack about this scene.

[@MattyDemello]

Bruce Lee was actually REALLY good. Obviously I don't think he could take on 30 guys at once but he probably could take on 5 guys at once who are not trained fighters. Bruce Lee was a legit fighter. Its kinda sad that UFC wasn't around at that time so he had to be seen as a "movie star" instead of a real martial artist.

[@edgarcia4794]

If you google image the "Poor Guy" at 2:26 that was grabbed by his hair is a young Jackie Chan.

[@harithefightlover4677]

If I was among those villains, I would have definitely become his disciple

[@cuzz63]

There are a number of myths perpetuated about Bruce Lee. He was a famous child actor growing up in Hong Kong and the character he played was a street kid involved in gangs, he was not a gang member. He may have had a few fights as a kid and then as an adult the only known documented fight he had was with Wong Jack Man who himself wasnt a skilled fighter.

[@lafarruspennington5831]

Bruce lee was the real deal on film and in real life

[@Zentron]

Thing about Jackie Chan in that scene, Bruce did accidentally hit him in the side of his head, which Jackie did play up a bit when CUT was called and Bruce came over to apologise for actually hitting him!

[@toddjohnson5176]

I absolutely love your channel. Enter the Dragon is the most iconic martial arts movie. Every scene is epic. This has to be my favorite scene. It was absolutely brilliant. 👍🏽

[@timpark13]

Bruce lee is Bruce lee period no stuntman could do what he does this is pure martial arts from the legend itself

[@craigfleshman2715]

Bruce Lee was known as the man with the perfect abs

[@lazarethneptune6969]

That guard that got his neck snapped was Jackie Chan. He said when Bruce hit with one of the sticks, Bruce felt really bad. After that Jackie said whenever they need an extra stunt man Bruce would said "go get Jackie"! Jackie said because Bruce Lee always asked for him Jackie got paid more cause he was used more as a stunt man.

[@farouqelmay9272]

The guy Bruce Lee grabbed by the hair is Jackie Chan 💯💯💯

[@meghnadey2964]

2:29 he is Jackie Chan

[@adu1991]

2:29 Yes, that is, in fact, a very young Jackie Chan in the same scene as Bruce Lee!!!

[@youngtruth2137]

The guy that was being held by Bruce Lee is Jackie Chan, he was an early stunt man and actually met Bruce Lee behind the scenes, Jackie has talked about that story

[@littlemiho6208]

One inch punch, two finger push ups, playing ping pong with nunchaku, Bruce would be beyond Grandmaster today based on his knowledge and skill. He was pure Renaissance.

[@paulhnatuszka6850]

Im sorry but the ping pong and bruce lighting matches with nunchakus was not bruce they were viral ads for a tv ad.

[@robovike]

At times they had to slow the camera speed to pick up his movement on film, so yeah, he could do this. There's a recording of Bruce and Kareem from Game of Death where the camera is running at normal speed, and Bruce is jerking and twitching around like some kind of supernatural insect--that's just his speed, without editing. It's weird and kind of gross, but amazing.

[@anzaeria]

If they slowed the frame rate of the camera, movement would appear extra fast / sped up.

[@Royal_G80]

@ 2:21-2:35 Believe it or not, that is actually JACKIE CHAN when he was younger!!!!

[@tonycaponera6252]

I noticed she just asked if he could really do that in real life, I can tell you that yes he can,. that and then some Bruce Lee himself did all the martial arts choreography in this movie so naturally he can do it for real in real scenarios because those are actual skills he has

[@regsymes1377]

One truly exceptional and classic slice of action cinema in which the legendary Bruce lee showed once and for all how it should be done as seemed to move his body with a lack of effort that would leave all those contenders and pretenders green with envy as he left behind pure gold action footage that has now become the stuff of legend and a magic and screen presence that all these years later no one else has. ever come close to and cinamatic fight footage that has still never been equaled.

[@jamesmcclain5005]

In real life he was actually attacked by over twenty Golden Tong gang members, and a bounty was placed on his head by the Chinese government.

[@DFR55921]

@2:20... The guard that had his neck broken by Bruce Lee was a Jackie Chan...

[@raywel6095]

Yes. Bruce Lee could beat a group of people up just like in the movie.

[@j.briscoe9166]

Yes he was an actor but best believe he’s the best fighter to live.

[@josephperkins4080]

Bosh..at the time he was trash talking the West Coast no contact martial arts contests, in Brazil they had Val Tudo going on, in the then Soviet Union they had full contact Sambo contests, and in China they had Sanda developing all of which Bruce Lee was unaware of.If he had took on those guys things would probably have been way diffrent

[@spybug3267]

Sadly Bruce Lee died a month before the release of Enter The Dragon and never got to see the rise of his success and legendary status in the US. and around the world, Something he wanted badly....but never got to see. According to Wiki: The film, a joint American and Hong Kong production, premiered in Los Angeles on 19 August 1973, one month after Lee's death. The film went on to gross US$90 million worldwide, equivalent to US$508 million adjusted for inflation. It was one of the most successful films of 1973 The film is considered to be one of the greatest martial arts films of all time. In 2004 the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"

[@Mofrm6ix]

2:31 that guy is Jackie chan 😂😂😂

[@br1ann88]

1:20 The look they give each other LOL

[@iamaromal9730]

u told that poor guy ..who master Lee grabbed the head..it was Jackie Chan...he told that on a show..

[@rashe48]

That guard you're singling out... "he has family", is a young Jackie Chan.

[@adelloxxo2203]

3:45 in real live is twice as powerful as what you think the legend is dead . could you please continue bruce lee please watch part 2 pls

[@tharealest1298]

Yes he can, my man Tha Realest

[@Legionzzzz1]

To answer the question of could he do this in real life the answer is yeah he could, he was a very skilled martial artist and was near superhuman in regards to his physical condition and skill as a fighter.

[@debraj-kayal]

In real life Bruce Lee is even faster than that

[@walterely4528]

The guy that Bruce holds on to and then snaps his neck was Jackie Chan. Jackie was a top stunt man that Bruce respected at the time.

[@bc_usa]

She said " Do you think he can really do this in real life"? Me: He's doing it right now. He just not killing everyone cause it's a movie.

[@kitsune5456]

Bruce Lee was Faster than the Camera! So in this kind of Situations they had to Slow down the Speed of the Film so People can see it! Thats the Truth!

[@christianarrizon9796]

Thats the best bruce lee action scene in my opinion

[@terryfredrick5149]

Bruce lee unlocked something in his mind. Simular to Wim Hoff. The man who literally climbed all of Everest in a tee shirt. We have a large portion of our brain we never use and i believe Bruce and Wim figured out the 🔑 to our minds power. Who knows maybe im just full of shit but Bruce lees speed was super human. I like the phrase on his tombstone. Its sums up Bruces impact on us all.

[@elwoodwesley9115]

Go watch some his real life fights or documentaries. He is that good.

[@defblinders9585]

When Bruce kicked O'Hara (Bob Wall), he did it with such force that one of the men standing behind Wall to catch him broke both of his arms. Bruce's fight scenes often had to be slowed down because he literally moved too fast for the camera to film him clearly.

[@tonycaponera6252]

Do they even realize, the guard that grabbed Bruce from behind, and after he broke his hold had his arm up under him holding him by the hair, then after he kicked the guard in the face in front of him, and then snapped his neck,. was no one other than Jackie Chan ?

[@nathanielanderson7567]

Jackie Chan was one of the guards. Jackie Chan also stated that , "no one can be like Bruce Lee! He was the best! He was the best!"

[@christhegeekbowman]

Jackie chan is the one who get's hit with the stick.

[@Mikael_Puusaari]

yeh, Jackie chan said he is faster than the eye and if u even blink u would miss the attack

[@dahai6937]

Nathaniel Anderson Jackie Chan is just a humble guy, I don't think Bruce Lee can beat him, also Jackie can not beat Bruce.

[@araliyamallika4921]

Yes no one can copy him but any hard worker can beat him

[@antoineporche-rideaux4006]

@@dahai6937 Bruce Lee would destroy Jackie Chan and Jackie is the man

[@geoffkeil3135]

"In real movie, could he do this?" .... aaaah, YES. Look at any documentary on Bruce Lee about his history. He was a REAL fighter ... was constantly getting challenged to street fights in Hong Kong. Freakish strength for his size, freakish speed, ridiculous agility. He was a seriously dangerous martial artist.

[@cuzz63]

Anyone that actually does the research learns that he was not a proven fighter.