Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Fist of Fury Dojo Fight - Bruce Lee

[@ceciliapreziose3783]

nice to see you youngens hooked on Bruce

[@blakeismydaughter2902]

Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon was the main reason I started martial arts.

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

😆 Agreed

[@axelstone3131]

Awesome to see you showing Bruce the respect he deserves. To many armchair experts these days talking crap about him whilst being extremely misinformed about the guy.

[@SkemeKOS]

Yup. But there's also people doing the opposite and thinking he was superman, because they themselves are misinformed.

[@papazander8096]

@@SkemeKOS I agree he was extremely talented, but he wasn't a super hero but In my opinion, he was probably one the best of his time

[@raunakukil8386]

The armchair experts 😂....they feel they are UFC champions when some great legendary UFC fighters like Jon Jones feels Bruce Lee is legit

[@cedricbauman9537]

@@raunakukil8386 Because his methods have worked in the UFC.

[@rowdyyates4273]

@@papazander8096 He was born with a great talent , as near as superman as it gets!

[@rong805]

It's really what Bruce added to Wing Chun that makes his interpretations what they are. He incorporated western boxing, karate, judo, wrestling and jiu jitsu, in his fights.

[@adhyatmachetna]

He didn't include karate he included taekwondo

[@tristanjones7682]

@@adhyatmachetnaCan karate be added to jeet kune do?

[@Improveyourself6]

Master Lee will live forever in our hearts........❤️

[@minasz]

This is no Wing Chun stuff. This is Bruce Lee showing off his skill set. Also known as Jeet Kune Do. Offcourse its choreographed and the moves are big and flashy for the theatre. But you see this man had skill and knows how and what fighting is. His phylosofies are futuristic. Always an inspiration to watch him move.

[@chainyrabbit]

One of the most beautiful fight scenes

[@thaddeusdaruszka4994]

I enjoy watching martial artists watch Bruce Lee because you understand just how good and legit he was. You always get the people who say he wasn't really that good or he was only an actor. Like no, he knew what the hell he was doing.

[@rowdyyates4273]

lots of top martial artists were in to acting --Norris and Lewis to name but a few!!

[@HippieGang2050]

Man this movie had the best sound effects fight to me truly a classic from Bruce Lee

[@slowandlow661]

I always watch his movies ....👍🏾 The best ever...🙏🏽

[@gregraymond428]

Here in Melbourne, Australia, we were blessed to have Sifu William Cheung and his younger brother, Master David Cheung as teachers at their own famous and prestigious Wing Chun Academy In Corrs’ Lane. They were so respectful and friendly, but also extremely experienced in the authentic ways of Wing Chun. Now Sifu Cheung was a very dear friend of Bruce Lee as well as being his instructor of Wing Chun Style in his younger days. His favourite weapons were the lethal Butterfly Knives, and let me tell you Sifu Cheung was very dangerous with them too. A true master of his craft. Danny Inosanto visited Melbourne too for a show convention with Sifu Cheung. The highlight was those two martial arts legends, demonstrating their weapons against each other in a mock fight. I can tell you Sifu Innosanto was lightning quick with his stick fighting. They were just awesome.

[@LS-ti1rz]

What made Bruce Lee so superior to so many in martial arts is not just the physicality which was outstandingly strong, it was the esoteric aspect of his continuous training. He was a true student of the art of fighting. He wanted to make himself the most adept fighter possible. So this included the spiritual as well as philosophical aspect of his training. I believe this is what gave him that edge over most. He meditated quite often and used visualization techniques and all manner of aligning his mind body and soul into the most perfect fighting student. I say student not in a disrespectful way I mean he always was hungry to learn, to add to his already extensive repertoire of fighting skills. He never had the attitude that there was nothing more to learn. In fact it was the complete opposite. He was a mad man in that regard, of wanting to always learn and add to his fighting prowess. Bruce Lee is in my humble opinion the one person most responsible for spreading the love the desire for others to learn the art of fighting. He influenced so many varied people from all different sports and other styles etc. Bruce Lee will be forever the greatest to ever have graced this world with his skill. RIP Bruce and thank you for all of it!!

[@jeffreynolin9339]

The actors in hakama are wearing them backwards, as a passive-aggressive insult to help make the Japanese characters look ridiculous.

[@elvistcb3521]

Bruce choreographed ALL his fight scenes!!!👍

[@info4423]

I was so surprised because His first attack is not elbow but back fist after a faint. his movement is so fast that I can't see it.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

It's incredible!

[@chrisoliver6233]

Last hero in china

[@49bullet64]

Yessir he parry’s and then backfists but it looks like just an elbow 😂

[@wavingdragon]

That feint is amazing. I played it in slow motion. The feint scares his opponent to twist his head sideway. It must be terrifying to experience Lee's speed up close like that.

[@correlfreehand9454]

and the sad part like both jet li and donnie yen he was asked to slow down...lol mainly because the camera was not even seeing it. yeah frame rate back then sucked. even today it probably would not catch it either. just ask jet and donnie...lol

[@wildhunt6350]

Like from the movie: No retreat no surrender Bruce's ghost says: "Your eyes must see in all directions, your ears shall be awear of all sounds and you must learn to feel every movement before it accures and be ready to react ". Thats how he hears the guys behind him, he expects it. Bruce Lee a time less Legend may he rest in peace.

[@bobschenkel7921]

Can't believe you missed Mr. Jackie Chan in his several close-ups in the scene. He is the first student sitting down to Bruce' left when he walks in. Also, Bruce took the nunchuks from his shirt when he did the forward roll, after being kicked from behind. It helps that I've seen the movie a bunch of times, actually I had to play it back to pick it up, twice.

[@metalhead3913]

1:33 not only a fast back fist, he actually did a feint before hitting that guy. He did that in his movies many times, such practical technique is not something you can see in other martial art movies.

[@NQuiz52]

Facts! I did notice that too!

[@Dhopamine]

Back when I was on the fencing team for school, my coach had the exact same body type as the sensei. He moved slow and fast at the same time. And had power you wouldn't expect.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

It must be a sensei thing haha! Mine was like 240lbs but moved so fast!

[@HariSeldon913]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 I'm sure you've got a video on him by now, but I can't wait to hear what you have to say about Sammo Hung.

[@rawk7722]

Subscribed. Like it that you are someone who knows what they are talking about and appreciates Bruce lol

[@donovanbradford8231]

I love this fight scene just the total domination of these guys so good. And he had the nunchuck in waist of his outfit. Bruces character went there looking for a real fight and came prepared for one.

[@charliekline3975]

Bruce Lee was the greatest

[@gregorytyse9317]

1:31 fast indeed. actually, if you slow it down to 0.25x speed, bruce actually makes two prominent-moves. first he parry's the japanese guys reaching for him (then), he recoils with same right hand and back-hand-punches him to the floor. bruce's hand-speed is still unmatched to this day.

[@richardwaugh2049]

So you're also martial artist "fashionista". Your credentials are truly extracurricular. Your students must look so wonderful.

[@comrade3186]

Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris reaction !

[@malcolmwise1215]

Enter the Dragon - One of the best martial arts movies ever made. Certainly, the best of all of Bruce Lee's movies. PLEASE rent it, buy it, borrow it. It's a must-see for any martial artist. It also shows some really decent mixed martial arts, too.

[@luketuiteaalefosio8046]

Nothing beats original

[@nobodyimportant69]

This one was also one of my favorite Bruce Lee fight scenes. Around the 4:40 mark he gets to swinging the nunchucks, cracks everyone in the shins and pops up with a big ole sh*t eating grin on his face, as if to say, " how you fk'ers like me now" LOL 😂😂 Then destroys the boss and anyone else who gets in his way. I've always wanted to know just how many people actually got smacked doing these fight scenes. Doesn't matter who you are, mistakes happen.

[@jhjang2341]

That master was an actor in Hong Kong, and actually a judo master. I was a friend of his son in high school. One day he invited me over to his house where I saw pictures of Bruce Lee and his father taken during filming. So surprised because I had always been a big fan of Bruce Lee!! His father was teaching police officers in NY at the time after retiring in HK and moving to NYC.

[@49bullet64]

Dan inosanto mentioned in a rare interview that Bruce Lee had ultra instincts and he had a 3rd eye. His 3rd eye wasn’t on the back of his head, but it was on top of him look down on him and his surroundings like a bird view.

[@2_TsuyoiShorts]

WHEN DID HE SAID THAT?

[@49bullet64]

@@2_TsuyoiShorts in a documentary. It’s possible, he used a secret meditation method which Taoists use and have been using for centuries. There are books on this form of meditation which have been burnt. Search up Taoist meditation. It allows you to tap into inner energy and do much more.

[@fulviosantangeletta5838]

Enjoyed your reaction to the video very much. This is a frightening fact but they had to slow down the film tremendously in order to see ....so all the speed that you're seeing is actually slowed down. Which demonstrates Bruce Lee absolutely off the charts speed and Athleticism that you have commented on in this great scene...and ability just in this clip. I'm in the exercise physiology field I have had the pleasure of meeting someone who saw obviously a demonstration around 1968 California he is tremendous exercise physiologist and author himself... With a super understanding of the fundamentals of physical movement hand eye speed coordination and basic martial arts ability and he said whatever you see on film doesn't even come close to the impressive level that he demonstrates in person. He explained that Bruce Lee was simply not visible for a long period of time moving and demonstrating and hitting objects He wasn't even at his peak at that time in 1968 in terms of what he could do with his martial art skills I think it probably comes down to a very basic principle if you want to beat Bruce Lee in a fight he has to be dead otherwise probably not a good idea to test one skills when he was alive.... Jim Kelly the great martial artist who plays WilliamsIn enter the dragon was a middle weight champion and he trained with Bruce Lee during the 3 months they film that film together. He describes Bruce Lee's abilities he talks on KZbin about it unfortunately he passed away in 2013... Question for you sense How much would you have loved to have trained with Bruce between 1968 and 1973 or after if you could have lived..... Perhaps that desire is nearing off the charts as well.... It would have been absolutely amazing to have learned from him And to be smart enough not to challenge him.....

[@rolandapruitt2548]

Wanted to address your question on if Wing-Chun style makes you better at not looking at what you hit. It is a hallmark of traditional Chinese martial arts at large to train to be multidirectionally aware. There is a master named Adam Hsu who wrote a book called "The Sword-Polisher's Record" in which he explains that kung-fu was created to answer this question: If I am surrounded by by ten men with weapons and intent to kill me, and I am unarmed, what do I do?

[@anthonystewart9023]

I love this type of movie that Bruce Lee

[@mrbrianc]

Bruce taking off his top is like Ip Man rolling up his sleeves... bad news for bad guys

[@LazyMrShikamaru]

It's kinda funny Bruce was actually quiet when he fought. They added all his noises in post.

[@19brittani]

the ass kick at the end makes his point. puts his top back on and collects his weapon and thats it.. badass.

[@DanielMartinez-nw1pn]

Man, are you really a fighter? Cause you look like a super nice guy who would solve problems with words and not fists 👍🏼😁

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I always prefer to use my words if I can to get out of trouble, it's much safer that way! But punching people in the face with a referee there is always a good time c:

[@DanielMartinez-nw1pn]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 lol. Awesome 😎👍🏼

[@kyleday5026]

one of the extras from this movie said that bruce was the first to introduce touching style because he wanted it to be more realistic and that a lot of the extras did not want to fight him and some got really hurt. even at the time there was a movie contract offered to anyone who could beat him for real.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I've never watched many Bruce Lee movies but I have heard that he did need to slow down for the old cameras. I'm really excited to check out more of his scenes with you guys. I've got the Bruce Lee vs guards one coming in a couple days

[@elijahenriquez7885]

U mean wing Chun?

[@kyleday5026]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 even with todays cameras i dont think they could really keep up. from what his students say.

[@kyleday5026]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 he had to slow himself down and the cameras.

[@SamKeepsitReal1]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 some commenters saying had to slow cameras for Bruce actually they speed up cameras which slows actions down & many folk thought that they did it to make Bruce look faster just the way it works think high speed cameras catching fast base-ball pitch camera must be faster than ball or ball is a blur like Bruce's techniques old cameras did 8 frames per second his punch start to finish took 3 frames IE 3/8ths of a second & please can U do review of FOF Bruce vs Russian I love it almost as good as BL v CN & I heard Jackie Chan also doubled as fat sword man flying through wall to outside from BL's kick. Cheers refreshing to hear another Martial artist comment's on BL since I retired from Dojo.

[@heathermcphie7567]

Hi max amazing fight scene just love Bruce Lee all the sounds he makes the speed of every move it's just mesmerising ty for that it was well cool I'm off to watch the whole film now lol x

[@kyleday5026]

also how cool is swagger is and energy

[@mindmesh7566]

2:35………Notice the circle of guys surrounding Lee resemble the Yin/Yang symbo...Such a brilliant and legendary HK film. Days of my youth.🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@josejose-je6xu]

Bruce Lee great 💪

[@emielhouben9004]

He actualy had to slow down his punches when he did one full speed the camara was to slow the groundlayer of mma Bruce lee was a legend

[@bigjay123]

"He has a weapon, why not them..." Because theres 30 of them, one Bruce

[@slimrai5781]

Exactly it’s still extremely unfair to them

[@pinhead3539]

Yes his face is ringing a bell Bruce Lee just punched it 😂😂😂😂

[@psionic6126]

Fun Fact: Bruce was so fast, they had to film many fight sequences in slow motion. No bullshit.

[@michaelhughes3273]

Bruce never stayed "married" to any one style. He flowed like water.

[@44excalibur]

“Is that Gichen Funakoshi in the background?" No, that was Jigoro Kano in the background.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Ah thank you! I wasn't sure! I just bought Gichin Funakoshi's book, my karate-do. I remember reading it when I was like 14 and wanted it read it again

[@44excalibur]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 You're welcome. 😊

[@Mike-01234]

Bruce knew that if he wanted to bring martial arts to the world in those days only way was films. If he had never done that even if he was one of the greatest fighters no one would even remember his name or inspire so many who followed him.

[@regineraygina8775]

Thanks to you

[@miked3712]

People forget how TaeKwon Do and Jhoon Rhee influenced Bruce with the high and combo/spinning kicks. Chuck Norris also recommended throwing high kicks on camera as it looks better and has more visual effect.

[@chinkans]

sometimes brucelee used to do two moves his feints is not visible in normal speed

[@SkemeKOS]

They are if you watch closely and watch enough times!

[@runawaytrain9794]

You can tell it's more of a ''rehearsed reaction'' vid...because of how he's constantly commenting, as opposed to watching it mostly silently and reacting to it as if he's actually seeing this for the VERY first time. He's seen this before, maybe more than a few times before this vid was recorded.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I do scan through the videos real quick to make sure it's good quality but I'd never actually sat through and watched the whole scene before this. The constant talking i think comes from me still being nervous once the camera goes on and get a bit uncomfortable with the silence sometimes. Thanks for the feedback and I hope you at least enjoyed watching it with me anyway!

[@runawaytrain9794]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Ok, I understand it better now from your POV. Yes I enjoyed it anyway, and thank you for your feedback as well.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Glad you enjoyed it mate! See you in the next one! It's so nice to be able to speak to people in the comments and have a real understanding conversation as opposed to all the negativity out there on the internet.

[@bobbyduke777]

I felt the same, when I first seen the boss

[@madazza]

This time you're eating paper! The next time it's gonna be glass!!

[@Brother_Dre1900]

He is not doing Wing Chun in this fight scene. Please know this. It is a combination of Jeet Kune Do, other Martial Arts (maybe a little Wing Chun), and movie Kung Fu.

[@jamesy2431]

Although Way of the Dragon had the greatest fight scene with Chuck I always thought Fist of Fury was Bruce's best film.

[@johnt8636]

Have you watched the old clip of Bruce Lee using nunchucks to play ping pong? Really fun to watch.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I remember watching that ages ago! so cool

[@shauryanegi4595]

That’s not Bruce Lee though! Was made to look like him for a commercial.

[@sneakyivy]

Sad news for you, its officially just a commercial by nokia. But the other video where Bruce Lee light matches using nunchucks is probably true

[@SkemeKOS]

Its Jeet Kune Do, not Wing Chun. Bruce Lee disowned Wing Chun after being disappointed with his performance in his fight against Wong Jack Man.

[@GawrGurasBathTubPizza]

lol how do you DISOWN a style? also bruce lee didn't disown anything, he was a patriot and RESPECTED chinese kungfu and what it represents to the chinese community, he merely invented jeet kun do because he wanted to involve the art (all kungfu ESPECIALLY wing chun focuses on science) even the ipman "legend is born" shows how even THEN traditional wingchun evolved with the times

[@lukewilson624]

He didn't disown Wing Chun at all. Utter nonsense, JKD is heavily integrated with Wing Chun. He shows off Wing Chun principles in many of his movie fights.

[@HippieGang2050]

There’s also an uncut version of this fight scene

[@charlieterry6483]

his hair is amazing 🤣🤣👍

[@Ichigokurosaki24140]

If you see the background very carefully u probably spot the photo frame of Kano Jigoro.

[@brendano2322]

Step 1: Everyone stand up Step 2: Surround him Step 3: Attack him one at a time Step 4: Profit

[@raymondking214]

I can tell you where the numchucks came from. Dan Inasanto. A teacher and student of Bruce's.

[@wavingdragon]

AT 7:00, he grabs that chest-height wood bar and JUMPS OVER the cubicle wall and lands on his feet. Who else can do something like that?

[@Фильмысмешныемоменты]

Спасибо

[@jarredflint7335]

The amazing thing about all this is, all Hong Kong stuntman are expected to take some hits in movies such as this. Bruce Lee was that fast they asked him to slow down so they could film him properly :)

[@nyanderthal93]

*grabs the nunchuks* It was at this point the boss had realized he fucked up

[@rickiwarren9290]

I like how you mention the different attacks jumps so on

[@ramewsonyo3977]

That audio transition 😨 the 💩 out of me. 😆

[@leeeastwood6368]

goddamn bruces:-), bruises on the back of my head and neck from trying to use those f-----g things!

[@rambo7135]

YOu have to check out Fist of Legend with Jet Li as that was like a remake. Good film. Also Jet Li in Kiss of the Dragon where he takes out a whole black belt class with sticks.

[@lowkey1on1]

Watch bruce lee vs ohara that man on a spiritual level💯

[@davidmason2968]

Just started watching your videos, absolutely loving them. May I make a suggestion, Blood And Bone with Michael Jai White

[@bikeanddogtripsvirtualcycling]

im fairly sure that the guy who played the main karate guy in the latter part of the fight also played the same type of role in the movie Hapkido - starring lady kung fu herself - angela mao (who worked with bruce on several movies). You would know her from the beginning of Enter th Dragon as the woman being chased by o'hara

[@cuckoonut1208]

There was a lot of Theater as well, well thought out.

[@kyleday5026]

did you know his fight scenes were slowed down he had to slow down his movements and the frames to 32fps. and bruce lee students have said that he was one of the fastest and strongest people. also he used to go into different dojo and challenge the students. and he was the first one to introduce full body contact sparring training headgear gloves shield etc. also he did not believe in styles like judo karate etc. he had his own art jkd also he was able to train his skills without telegraphing his movements. also ed parker the founder of american karate said that bruce lee was the only one that he seen that could pop the air when he punched. and a lot of ed parkers students went on to become students of bruce lees after they seen one of his demonstrations. because what he was doing was based on what was efficient in a street fights. not tournaments and he was always evolving.

[@thomaskeenan991]

Fist of fury was also called the big boss and that is the Chinese connection

[@BingCherry11]

This clip has been edited because when I saw this movie in theater the Sensei kept trying grab Bruce. Bruce then started to use he called a "Stop Hit". He started hitting the Sensei with shin kicks which kept the Sensei at bay. And you see the Sensei thinking twice about getting within Bruce's kicking range!!!!

[@jackboy9754]

Lol you know in some of his movies they slowed him down because he was too fast for camera

[@BingCherry11]

Look at 4:00 that dude was dude that Bolo kills in Enter the Dragon. As a matter of fact after Bolo kills him and yet he will appear again in the final battle!!!!! Lol!!!!!

[@sd-yn1yu]

he rolled and picked up the nunchucks at 3:50

[@marklenton5114]

Sammo Hung has that specific body type

[@michaelcheung960]

You may check it out Bruce had hit the first man twice in the beginning. One hit on his hand then face

[@Pablo113]

Bruce Lee was an Actor

[@9sunskungfu]

He was a martial artist too, did you know that bro ?

[@Pablo113]

@@9sunskungfu Acting since he was a Child. Wiping his nose Bullshit

[@9sunskungfu]

@@Pablo113 Yeah so ?... whats your problem ? Why the hate ? You think you can do better ? People like you only talk shit about someone else to make yourself feel better because you've achieved nothing in life. He may have acted since he was a child, but you are acting like one now.

[@morganchetty7593]

Yes he is and a best actor on not just tv but better seen in a cinema. His acting skills are amazing and to top it up Bruce was a master of Kung Fu , something no one can come close to in all their life. Bruce Lee was not just ordinary being like any other. Bruce is a genius and he is incomparable. I personally will not condemn Bruce Lee for any reason whatsoever. This Bruce Lee is not ordinary like myself. Appreciate Bruce Lee for his contribution.

[@morganchetty7593]

@@9sunskungfu I just can't understand why the hate for Bruce Lee instead of being happy for his contribution in the movies and his Kung Fu skills.

[@rubmybeardd3263]

Cant remember the movie, but he cracked Jackie Chan over the head and almost knocked him out.

[@djaynorequest]

You should check out the Street Fighter series starting Sonny Chiba. Not the video game. Quentin Tarantino re-released them in the early 2000's.

[@marcpeschke4061]

They are supposed to be japanese and yet they don't seem to have ever seen a Nunchaku and its use before. That's a little odd since Nunchaku is a traditional Kobudo weapon from Okinawa.

[@twostroke853]

Red Tao of Jeet Kune Do, aka Jeet Kwan Do aka Way of the intercepting fist in the 80's, in my opinion a must read for every martial artist.

[@eddyhung7497]

Jet Li remade this scene in the movie "Kiss of the Dragon"

[@joejacquesschulz8514]

Meanwhile people have learned to attack one single person as a group. They run in circles around you (while carefully staying out of your reach) to get you tired. Eventually somebody will jump you from behind and only then another attacker will attack you from another angle. You also have to reckon that, while you take care of one attacker, another attacker will swing up a bottle behind your back in order swing it down on the other side of your face. Also, while in this scene the whole room is perfectly lit, these attackers will strike in the evening or at night, using corners with lots of different and/or unsteady lights. When the light is each time different, depending on in which direction you look, your reflexes don't work. However, Bruce Lee was so great he might have evon overcome such odds. Normal mortals don't.

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

My Sensei created his own system, following Bruce Lee's idea of using what works for you and not being bound by forms. Grandmaster Zulfi Ahmed- Bushi ban karate do

[@menotu000]

Fun Fact: He had to slow down for the camera. He moved far too quick to capture his movements reliably for film. That is the kind of skill one builds when you train every single day of your life for both power and speed.

[@robbiemedeiros244]

Bruce lee vs chuck norris

[@sammullett17]

Hi, just come across your channel, read loads of books on Bruce Lee apparently he used all the best bits from various martial arts to perfect his own style wing chun, ignored all the different styles which were unnecessary in one-one combat fighting, his fight scenes never get old. Have you reviewed any of Tony Jaa's movies yet? Big fan of Ong Bak and Warrior King 👍 and a film called "chocolate" is definitely worth watching is a 2008 Thai martial arts film starring Yanin "Jeeja" Vismistananda, incredible fight scenes. All the best

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Thanks for checking out the channel! I have checked out a few from both Ong Bak and Chocolate. Ong Bak is one of my all time favorite martial arts movies!

[@sammullett17]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 superb isn't it. 😍

[@denniswright4807]

Watch the complete end scenes from fists of fury and watch Jackie chan get kicked out the window at the end as a stunt man

[@loanaoftheshellpeople5627]

This movie was also known as the Chinese Connection in some US Theatres.

[@arthurl.9985]

It was called Chinese connection all over the u.s. I remember watching this movie back in the day and that was the title. Fist of fury was the movie when he is in Thailand working at the ice factory which turns out to be a drug smuggling operation.

[@arthurl.9985]

@Leon RussellYes Leon they are but 3 of his movies each have 2 titles. Had something to do with Hong Kong release and U.S. release back then. So Big boss and Fist of fury are the same movie, same as Chinese connection and fist of fury (see the confusion) and the third movie Way of the dragon aka Return of the dragon same movie. Only Enter the dragon and Game of death have singles release titles.

[@surfdigby]

In the UK, the censorship board used to cut nunchakus out of almost every movie, and kung fu movies would just get crudely chopped up with no attempt to make it look smooth. In this scene, because there was no footage of Bruce hitting them in the ankles, it looked like all the goons just threw themselves on the ground to avoid having to fight him.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Haha I mean... If I had to fight Bruce Lee... I might do that to. I wonder why nunchakus?

[@surfdigby]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 when kung fu movies got really popular in the early/mid 70s, there were reports that street gangs were carrying nunchaku. The obvious (and typically British knee jerk) reaction was to ban all depictions of them in movies so as not to glamourize them. Any gang members would just have to go back to carrying a razor blade, like the good old days.

[@twooharmony2000]

Gichin Funakoshi Founder-Shotokan Karate... Okinawan Martial Arts When Okinawa was it's own country sort-of-thing. The shot of a M.A. founder and you pointed to the Martial Art~--Collection of concepts, Bruce Lee put together Jeet Kune Do influential.

[@kimlee8060]

you should react to the Ip man movie fights... :) Donnie Yen does a great job of showcasing practical Wing Chun i think :) plus he trained with Ip Chun before shooting the movies :) love your videos btw

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Thanks for the support mate! I would love to do more Donnie Yen, I've done a few scenes from Ip Man but they keep getting copyright blocked! I'll try again soon and see if we can't get them out to you guys!

[@kimlee8060]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 you rock... i love that you maintain a objective oppinion on the different styles..

[@da90sReAlvloc]

Wing chun is incredible but what Bruce was doing there is his own art jeet kune do which while a martial art is more suitable for street fighting. Jkd has alot of what would be classed as dirty techniques. Like bites, headbutts , groin kicks and pinches eye pokes,. And yes if you are good at wing chun you can practice blindfolded so I think yes it does help your hearing Good video 👍

[@lyonzdentv1857]

You gotta watch the rematch where he kills him with his own sword.