Bruce Lee Fight Scene - ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) I FULL - [ HD- HDR ]

Bruce Lee Fight Scene - ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD Clip (2019) By Quentin Tarantino
Clip Description: Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) takes on Bruce Lee (Mike Moh) in a hilarious fight scene from Quentin Tarantino's ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD.
PLOT: A faded television actor and his stunt double strive to achieve fame and success in the film industry during the final years of Hollywood's Golden Age in 1969 Los Angeles.
CAST: Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Mike Moh

[@jasonjaeger4042]

That little "aww" from Brad Pitt mocking Kato ........PRICELESS😂😂😂

[@TransformersTalkRAW]

You ever hear the story of Pitt shitting himself at the sight of Mike Tyson when he was dating Robin Givens?

[@jasonjaeger4042]

@TransformersTalkRAW lol, no never heard that. Believe it though, Tyson was feared by people and didn't take any shit. You crossed him and he attacked. Now he's a different guy and doesn't have that killer instinct, actually a pretty nice guy, smarter than people think too.

[@nnlp5854]

@@TransformersTalkRAW source?

[@nnlp5854]

@@TransformersTalkRAW never heard of this i only heard that tyson got so pissed off over something by pitt, almost beat him up but that didnt happen.

[@eliaskjrbo8142]

@@nnlp5854 It’s well known. Tyson comes home one night and his wife is walking towards the house in the gravel driveway with Brad Pitt.

[@aidancalfee2634]

The guy who played Bruce Lee did a great job of making him so serious he’s funny

[@Mario_N64]

The moaning.

[@sararemy4484]

I think that most folks underestimate just how great a comedic actor Brad Pitt is.

[@carlosestrada2342]

Nobody underestimates that , nor do they even think about that cause nobody gives af

[@Fade2Dark]

It’s overlooked by how disrespectful the scene was. It caters to those who think Bruce Lee was “just an actor.”

[@1jidion]

@@Fade2Dark i think you mean "just a stunt man"

[@Fade2Dark]

@@1jidion sorry. I was referring to Bruce Lee.

[@theoriginaltroll388]

Brad one of the best actors of all time for his able to be a serious guy and do comedy

[@B0NY_HAWK]

This actor really nailed Bruce Lee’s mannerism and voice. If you watch the lost interview of Bruce Lee somewhere on KZbin you will see where Tarantino got the idea for his monologue.

[@johnantonescu5096]

The mannerism was half ass attempt in my book. The speech, maybe, but meh. nah.

[@psp4gamer]

@@johnantonescu5096Lee was bs from the beginning so it fits rather nicely.

[@oppchoppashotta]

@@psp4gamerNAAH

[@captainamerica227]

He looked like him until the sun glasses came off 😂

[@djLagwayEnjoyer]

@@psp4gamerhe wasn’t BS, but he also wasn’t a “great fighter” like people think. He was ahead of his time and definitely was an early pioneer for MMA with his “jeet-kun-do” style he created. Had he been alive today with the knowledge and training we have a I believe he COULD have been a great mma fighter. But as it stands, he was not

[@bongkang-r8f]

Bruce actually respected Muhammad Ali immensely. The way I heard it, Bruce feared him and was inspired to incorporate boxing into Jeet Kune Do from Ali. This isn’t a knock on Bruce, it was his way on respecting Ali’s greatness.

[@artofmartialcinemaamc5334]

Fa sho. Seeing a big man as agile as quick as Ali had to inspire him and go "damn, if he's that fast imagine how fast I could be at my size?"

[@bobdylan1968]

Lmfao Bruce Lee was known as an arrogant asshat who started shit with everyone.

[@FingerinUrDaughter]

bruce lee ran his mouth about everyone constantly. he was a CCP tool that was propped up as this godlike martial artist when he literally never fought a single match. the guy was 5'8 and 140Lbs at his prime, ali had half a foot and 80lbs on lee, and would have never been allowed to fight him because of the sheer difference in power would GARUNTEE that lee wouldnt survive the fight. bruce lee was an actor. nothing more. he was built like a 14 year old boy, and claimed to have the physical strength necessary to launch men twice his size off their feet with a "3 inch punch", like many more modern known scammers. the only difference is there werent video cameras readily available to the public to record his lies. those were all recorded as propoganda films, where some unknown nobody from china was getting top billing with HUGE hollywood stars. because the CCP was paying for those movies.

[@bobdylan1968]

@@FingerinUrDaughter thank you. Finally. I wish he was still alive in his prime. He wouldn't survive a day in 2023 running his mouth. I'd bet money there's people in this comment section that would dominate the guy. Anyone with wrestling experience, anyone with any MMA experience, anyone who knows how to be punched in the face.

[@FingerinUrDaughter]

@@bobdylan1968 you wouldnt even need much if any fighting experience to beat the guys ass. his lack of muscle mass means quite simply, he wasnt capable of moving anywhere near as fast as people think. speed and power are two halves of the same coin, and dont come seperate from one another. the guy was literally built like the average highschool freshman.

[@paulolopez2649]

"Anybody accidentally killing anybody goes to jail" - It always gets me

[@SonOfGod3000]

The whole theater busted up laughing at that part. Great movie.

[@ZenZill]

Once you realize what Tarantino did with this movie, you understand the genius behind it. This movie gave humility to these larger than life actors. Lee could really fight, but he wasn't invincible and had a weightclass. And Tate watching her own movies was just amazing, Robbie nailed it.

[@grimreaper470]

Yes but amongst great fighters that matters he would unquestionably whoop any untrained fighters ass despite weight he literally could punch through punching bags

[@largelarge6581]

@@grimreaper470i’m not doubting the punching bag thing but a lot of the bruce lee stories you hear are just folklore

[@nativegoku1244]

@@grimreaper470I use to think like that when I was a teenager but the truth is weight plays a huge part is fighting lee was a good fighter but he wasn’t the best because theirs such thing as the best fighter or fighting style

[@grimreaper470]

@@nativegoku1244 i never said he was your not telling me anything i didn’t already know

[@nativegoku1244]

@@grimreaper470 no need to get upset over it chill bro we are all cool here

[@cayero]

If you're thinking about watching this movie and you like this scene. The ending is 20 times even more glorious. It's that good!

[@fast97z24]

Yea. This scene and the end are IT. The other 2 hours are the most boring 2 hours in cinema history.

[@ILoveWeapons]

Yeah that last scene (and this scene also) is just absolute fuckin gold

[@tbewin1z143]

Both scenes are idiotic

[@IronheartvsMiles]

film is trash

[@blakeperdue3706]

"you were riding a horsie!" 😁

[@Broski__]

Brad taking off the invisible hairpiece at 3:12 is the hardest me and my friends laughed in the theater 😂

[@dumann9142]

Have you seen Stalingrad (1993)

[@swaywellz8206]

BRO IT HAD ME DYIN.. his outfit was badass in the fight scene tho. Low key Johnny cage

[@ozy.999]

friends!!??

[@vipset87]

I don't get it. Why is it invisible?

[@tarsisioxavier]

3:27 - Look Bruce, that guy kinda famous. - That guy?... for what? - Killed his wife and got away with it. - ... That guy? - That guy. Bro, this dialog it's such a gem 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@theoriginaltroll388]

😂😂😂😂 lol thats when he knew he was in a real fight now

[@jonblankenship5908]

The look on Bruce's face was not confusion just unphased with a no problem attitude

[@krusekids]

Bruce Lee was 5 foot 7 and weighed a little over 141 pounds. He was a slight man. Listen, Bruce Lee is an absolute legend. Hell, the man literally revolutionised martial arts. What I'm saying is that a lot of his fight stories were clearly exaggerated by fans and followers alike. The guy was very small, too small to do some of the fighting feats that have been attributed to him.

[@UjjalGangulyEPC]

I uploaded it nothing but fun. I KNOW A LITTLE ABOUT BRUCE LEE

[@r.e.e.2.e]

listen not saying you’re wrong. But if there’s mma fighters smaller than him (Demetrius Johnson, Alexander volkanovski) doing amazing things in they’re sports and dominating mixed martial arts. Doing things bigger guys couldn’t do , its possible for anyone, its all about mindset and nothing is impossible when you have the mindset like bruce lee had. you can’t discredit something just because you haven’t seen it with your own eyes same way a person can’t claim something happened without evidence. But what you can’t claim is that something is too impossible for someone because they’re too small so who knows

[@-haclong2366]

5'7 was average for a U.S. American male at the time. Bruce wasn't small, Hollywood actors have always been giants compared to the rest of the population, even many 1940's stars are between 5'11 to well over 6'7. Basically every man in Hollywood is an absolute giant which is why regular sized people like Tom Cruise look "small".

[@kieronjohn6334]

​@@-haclong2366he was like 50 or 60 kg, he was small, I could curl him for 6 reps

[@Boodiney]

Ce Bruce Lee dans ce film est d'un nul! 😂 le vrai en aurait fait qu'une bouchée.

[@rorywilson656]

Love Bruce Lee, the actor did a great job. But no way would he lose :)

[@val4803]

Why "no way"? What makes you think so? Your opinion is based on Bruce Lee movies, what makes you think that movies are easily translated to real life?

[@awokendivinity401]

​​@@val4803 seriously?? Bruce Lee has Documentaries and even live footage of just a little taste of his skill and talent. Brad Pitt is an actor whos skill is literally faked for entertainment purposes. You're either really uneducated, or frankly, really fkn stupid 👍

[@acurisur]

@@val4803 Because the real Bruce moved way to fast for Brad Pitt to block. I realise he's playing a character called Cliff here, but he can only move as fast as the actor. Bruce would be throwing moves too fast for him to block. You also seem to be completely ignorant of the fact that Bruce was a real martial artist, who trained people like Dan Inosanto, Chuck Norris, Gene LaBell and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Bruce Lee demonstrated his Jeet Kune Do martial arts at the Long Beach International Karate Championships in 1964 and 1968, with the latter having higher-quality video footage available. Lee is seen demonstrating quick eye strikes before his opponent can block. So no, Bruce would win that fight, every single time.

[@val4803]

@@acurisur Dan Innosanto, Gene LaBell, Chuck Norris? 🤣🤣😁 Are those guys professional fighters? You are a big fan of not only movies, but basketball too!! LOL I think you are trolling, no way can you be serious with that 😂

[@cameronsander2354]

@@acurisur​​⁠​⁠it’s also not directly covered, Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) was trained in spec ops during Vietnam and the European war as a green beret. Green berets are some SCARY, BADASS motherfuckers. Cliff, winning two medal of honors; specialized in CQC (close quarters combat) and fisticuffs. Bruce Lee was a great fighter and trainer and I myself am a fan of him. But he is SIGNIFICANTLY outskilled and in the entirely wrong weight class. Speed isn’t everything, especially when your opponent is 100+ more pounds than you, all muscle, fast, and trained and specialized in CQC. Martial Arts doesn’t always win, movies or not and in this instance spec ops training wins. Bruce is a stain on the seat of Cliff Booths trunks…

[@andrewfrazier9328]

Bruce lee said in an interview he would never do a fly kick in real life. Its to easy to counter attack or dodge.

[@AlexMi77]

No real martial artist would risk it with a flying kick. Let alone Bruce Lee.

[@afonsomalafaya383]

@@AlexMi77worked for Jorge Masvidal. Fastest KO in ufc history with a flying knee. You’re telling me he isn’t a legit martial artist?

[@AlexMi77]

@@afonsomalafaya383 of course he’s a legit and great fighter. He’s so great that’s it’s an exception. How many flying kick KOs have you seen on top? You are telling me that you would go with a flying kick on a street fight?

[@andrewfrazier9328]

@afonsomalafaya383 I trained for ten years in tung-su-do and wing Chun, and never once were we taught the flying kick

[@afonsomalafaya383]

@@AlexMi77 Yeah I agree that it would be a unusual choice. All I was saying is that it can work

[@mikeway2223]

You can cut glass with that jawline.

[@TheUncutAngel]

Glass is an excellent way of describing that jaw line

[@JustRandomWonderer]

He mewed so hard

[@Spirofett]

When Cliff spins him around and starts going in with precision it's amazing. A beautifully suggestive sequence that ends perfectly.

[@devin4894]

I love Bruce Lee but this funny as hell

[@makadeni123]

Gotta feel sorry for the actor who played Bruce Lee. "You're playing China's most famous ever fighter, bad news, you're gonna make him look like a twat who can't fight for shit"

[@Fade2Dark]

Exactly. Brad Bit did not want to do the scene. In fact, the scene was even changed for Brad. That’s how bad this scene was intended to be.

[@val4803]

BS. Bruce Lee is not China's most famous fighter. He's an actor

[@Fade2Dark]

@@val4803 Bruce Lee fought. That makes him a fighter by definition.

[@Fade2Dark]

@@val4803 look up Bruce lee 1958 boxing championship. He fought.

[@val4803]

@@Fade2Dark tens of thousands of high school and college students take part in amateur boxing tournaments. That does not make them fighters. Bruce is not known as fighter, and he is not, he is known as a movie star. That's what many of his fans have hard time comprehending. It's pretty clear that a pro fighter would have handled Bruce quite easily

[@PotatoChips1223]

His voice was on spot but irl Bruce Lee didn’t like picking fights and boasting like that he was humble and chill

[@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews]

Brad Pitt can play Arthur Morgan in a red dead movie

[@FalseOracle617]

I've heard much different. That Bruce was very cocky

[@jeffufcfanaticrosenberg]

@@FalseOracle617 bs not true at all

[@gowtham8909]

why did you leave this here?​@@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews

[@sashlipinski7034]

@@FalseOracle617 He had an arrogance at times, but rightfully so, he never received the respect he deserved. Anyone who knew him well though, said he was an excellent human, and helped better people all the time. There's countless videos of people talking about him. Never heard a negative thing. I know someone who met him when he 9 years old at a tournament in LA. He said his memories are so clear because he went up to him, and Bruce took a picture with him (Which I've held in my hand), and spent at least 15 minutes talking to him and his family. He said he was so kind and made it an incredible experience. As far as this movie scene? Ridiculous. Never mind Bruce Lee......any competent martial artist would NEVER do the exact same move on someone ever. That's about as inexperienced as you can get. Loved the movie.......hated how tarantino portrayed him.

[@chrisreinhart5472]

The amount of force it would take to dent one of those doors Like that

[@MrPloxDa3rd]

And how large your balls are to just get up like nothing happened...

[@stephenparallox]

Yeah, those 1970 cars were built like freaking tanks. No plastic, just solid rolled steel.

[@apocratos0174]

That jawline is sharp enough to cut taxes

[@abefernandez6546]

Even it this happened for real, walking away without a scratch from being slammed into a car, is still a feat.

[@Aqua.man045]

Yeah those cars from the 1960s were very solid.

[@seeharvester]

@@Aqua.man045 Yo dam right. Those Lincolns were built like tanks. That door wouldn't have dented like that.

[@KingOfHockeyNow]

I agree. You couldn’t even do that with a sledgehammer, never mind someone’s body.

[@BIO-NICK]

That’s the point y’all, it’s supposed to be dramatic

[@Senju18]

​@@BIO-NICKor in other words FAKE make belive never happened

[@jongailey85]

I feel like the Bruce Lee actor was pretty brilliant. He was spot on in my opinion.

[@EndmayTriumph]

Commas

[@joaquinmccurty4762]

Bruce took inspiration from Ali. Hence, the footwork in his movies. High kicks came from Chuck. And a bunch of other legends throughout history.

[@luisdelaguila3868]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ArranVid]

Chuck Norris trained with Bruce you doughnut, completely different styles...one is JKD and the other is Karate.

[@val4803]

Everything comes from Chuck. Chuck invented fighting 100,000 years ago

[@yatsey007]

I was laughing so hard during this whole scene in the cinema i had second hand embarrassment for myself.

[@vanessapena6368]

Bro you aren't the only one I was fucking dying pissing everyone off next to me

[@skte2die]

Soooo you were embarrassed then…

[@DD-xw6uw]

When I saw this in the cinema everyone cracked up. Obviously it never actually happened, but it’s funny to imagine Brad Pitt smashing Bruce Lee

[@wowwhyisthistaken]

Sounds like something Michael Scott would say

[@jism1125]

Bruce Lee was the biggest sham

[@austinbeasley1300]

I loved how Tarantino portrayed Lee because growing up I had a great uncle that worked special effects in L.A in the 60s and 70s and was offered to go to Hong Kong for the filming of Enter The Dragon incase they needed extra help with production, he went and did it, and always told me and my brothers stories of how bruce would try to fight everyone on set because "He had little man big ego syndrome" and whenever a bigger guy would accept to the fight he would find ways out of it by saying stuff like "I would fight you but we have filming in 10 minutes and if I'm bleeding or have a black eye Ill lose hundred of millions of my salary" and when he did actually fight people he would kick them in the balls and call it a win and act like it was some martial arts technique lmao so while everyone was saying how badass Lee was growing up I obviously had different opinions because I knew someone who was around him everyday for months at the height of his popularity

[@francdubois7832]

Yeh, right. And I had an uncle who beat up Godzilla.

[@austinbeasley1300]

@Franc Dubois his name is Wah Chang feel free to look him up.

[@francdubois7832]

@@austinbeasley1300 You’re lying. I’m a Lee historian, and never heard anything like this on the set of Enter the Dragon or anywhere else. I did hear about extras challenging Bruce but he ignored them all except for one who was being a pain in the behind. Beyond that I only heard what Jim Kelly said about Lee on set, and who Lee sparred with, and he said he was untouchable and absolutely unbelievable.

[@funkyboodah]

interesting...

[@nicholasfarley6925]

@@francdubois7832 Lee Historian? Can you let me know where you got your degree? I’m looking into going back to college and Lee History seems like an interesting major

[@DoloJones]

Anyone notice the final clip everyone else has scattered. Love that touch, emphasising how deeply these two are now invested, not even about the crowd at that point.

[@MOMO41837]

I've seen two karate men get their asses kicked just like that It's perfect and hilarious! 😂

[@lydiaboll2872]

God, just that monologue alone 😍

[@anonymouscitizen2732]

I watched it a second time just for that.

[@dariajames6200]

Bruce lee wasn’t that arrogant he only talked when someone wanted to know about him

[@teddy2577]

Yeah i totally agree, i cant see him talk or behave that way. I dont understand why Bruce was portrayed like that 🤔 Im a massive Bruce Lee and Quinton Tarantino fan 😊

[@Helado.Pinguino]

​@@teddy2577they say Bruce Lee was more arrogant in his younger days

[@acurisur]

@@Helado.Pinguino Bruce was more arrogant before he moved to the States, but learned humility pretty quick once he was there. He matured basically

[@NameNotAlreadyTaken2]

This guy is the best Bruce Lee impersonator I've ever seen. The best part is he talks just like Lee. The guy in Birth of the Dragon is acceptable, but he doesn't sound like Lee when he talks.

[@ramseyabdul1873]

I love all of Tarantino's films but I have never watched this movie. The actor playing Bruce Lee is pretty amazing. I guess I'll have to give it a watch.

[@McConnellsGuitar]

This is the only good bit in the movie. Nothing else happens.

[@gorn9161]

Not sure what movie "Jay" Is talking about. Watch it for yourself.

[@vishmaster09]

I thought the real Bruce Lee never lost a fight, he was way more skillful than that

[@uwjsjfakg3911]

Look at the jawline sheesh

[@porrito66]

🤫🧏‍♂️

[@tristanh7007]

@@porrito66bye bye

[@ArranVid]

His jawline is as weak as toilet paper.

[@jonhohensee3258]

Bruce Lee?

[@PC-dh7mu]

Great laughter in the theater during this scene. Not the uproarious laughter of seeing the "family" get destroyed in the climax but still pretty joyful.

[@ThruThaRoofComedy]

Tarantino really thought he ate with this one

[@CancelHappiness]

He did

[@waykool698]

A stain pal, a stain. 🥱

[@Gopniksquat]

Cope, he did

[@benhartland4708]

mike ehrmantraut answered this question for the world on what would happen to bruce lee

[@shadowhernandez5796]

This can’t be real , Bruce Lee never disrespected Ali , plus there’s no way he’d loose like that 😭

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

yeah its a movie

[@waykool698]

It’s real. I was there.

[@jonhohensee3258]

shadow - loose???

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

@@shadowhernandez5796 it's a movie... Not a documentary.

[@NAWAL_YT]

Can't believe i never realized the first 4:18 of this scene is a single take. It only cuts at the "punchline" where Bruce gets tossed into the door 😂

[@vidguy2004]

Can I just say I luv the way Bruce Lee talks? 😋😋

[@dennisjansson6239]

If someone makes a movie about Bruce Lee i hope they will have Mike Moh to reprise as him. He was awsome as Bruce Lee.

[@5offthetee951]

MMA has cleared up any questions on wether a 150lb guy has any chance against a 225lb guy if they are both highly skilled. That being said Bruce was one of a kind.

[@jaywest3734]

I can see why Bruce's daughter found this offensive.

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Bruce's daughter (and all the kneejerk knobs) who found it 'offensive' need to pay closer attention. The scene was a way to develop Cliffs character more, showing how he was nearing the end of his career, much like Leo's character Rick's time as a leading man. Cliff was having trouble finding work cuz of it, and he was thinking about (after remembering Rick mentioned "The Green Hornet") how he was recently cut from a job for not laying low enough. He got into the confrontation w/ Lee & was fired. Also, Lee was just a man, not some superhero.

[@Gopniksquat]

Grow a pair

[@irfanavc9862]

I can't explain what it is but this scene is just amazing

[@hyenaswine]

it's seeing a god bleed

[@rright6563]

The hate for Bruce Lee is real, RIP LEGEND💯

[@bananeneter999]

Its just a fun scene man. Stop crying about your little asian man fetish.

[@matthewjimenez941]

Calm tf down bro

[@gazzyb1079]

An excellent biography on Bruce Lee is available by Matthew Polly. While this scene is probably an over exaggeration, Polly very much paints Lee as not the modest warrior he is skilfully portrayed as in mainstream culture. He grew up in street gangs in hong kong and had a brasher attitude about himself than most realised. Even the “be water my friend” is lifted from a line of script he was given and recited on tv in an interview….not Bruce himself sharing his personal philosophy. He apparently had a high opinion of himself - which isn’t an issue at all - again he wasn’t this zen modest guy he is crafted as.

[@SafeEffective-ls2pl]

The guy was 2 years old when Bruce Lee died and we're supposed to believe he knows more about Bruce Lee than anyone else? 🤣🤣🤣

[@JarrettMazza]

Cliff Booth and John Kreese would get along quite well...

[@mrpresjg]

My favorite part of the scene is 3:30. There’s a night and day difference between the way Bruce first says “that guy” and the second time he says “that guy” after he finds out Cliff killed his wife and got away with it. Bruce immediately respects Cliff in a way he hadn’t before.

[@jimreily7538]

0:57 Bruce Lee was close friends with Joe Lewis ("that white kickboxing a-hole") in real life

[@MsChrishanson]

Lee was revolutionary for his time, but when he spent time in the US he remarked that someone with 2 years of boxing and wrestling training could beat any Kung Fu practitioner. He wasn’t that dumb to realize what they were doing translates to real life fighting. Funny to see all the Stan’s in the comments tho 😂😂

[@myFatherWasAdrinker]

I think the point is that Brad let him hit him initially, then knew what Lee would do in the subsequent rounds.

[@tbewin1z143]

@@ericjames4034and QT is an imbecile who knows nothing about Bruce Lee or fighting

[@mynamejef7963]

Look at the big brains on paul!! Brad literally says do it again so he can throw him and even changes the angle they’re fighting at to do it

[@chadquigley227]

He tells him to do it again because he knows lee is arrogant enough to think he can get away with doing the same move twice . Also , cliff hasn’t shown lee any semblance of fighting skills yet , further cementing lees belief he could do it again

[@tbewin1z143]

That's dumb; what if Lee kicked him in the face and knocked him out?

[@chadquigley227]

@@tbewin1z143 he literally said “try that again” not try another kind of kick . Try that exact kick . And either way , the first hit showed him how Bruce lee moves . Same thing would have happened either way

[@RadagonTheRed]

Wow this comment section is just a collection of people arguing over whether or not Bruce Lee would have been defeated in this hypothetical scenario. Chill out. Bruce Lee was a legend, one of the most highly trained and talented martial artists of the modern age. As a result the odds would certainly be in his favour. Equally, he wasn’t invulnerable. But it would take someone not only larger and stronger to stand a chance but also someone who could counter Bruce’s incredible speed. He was insanely fast. So someone would have to be able to react equally as fast or take a lot of strikes without faltering. That said, there may well have been someone capable of doing just that. End of discussion.

[@adriandeere847]

Right!!! Like a high school wrestler! Lol

[@RussiaCrimea123]

Brad Pitt turned into Kevin Kostner when he took off the wig

[@gregorygonzales204]

Best scene ever!!

[@luvit7567]

Definitely need a movie about Cliff, his back stories 👍

[@tbewin1z143]

we really don't

[@Gilgamesh5150]

United States Army special forces soldier

[@ArranVid]

Cliff's backstory is that he is a gay man who loved to take it up the ass and he also eats poop and drinks urine in his spare time.

[@SafeEffective-ls2pl]

@Gilgamesh5150 ya sure

[@americanpaisareturns9051]

3:54 The vocal effects. I lost it right here. 😂😂😂

[@timy9197]

I just realized Cliff was wearing a hairpiece at 3:16

[@FreeSpeechest1776]

The most accurate depiction of Lee and his smoke and mirrors bullshito. I love it.

[@johnkeros5855]

Loved it.

[@conservativemike3768]

Any time I need a lift I watch this scene. It cracks me the fuck up every time.

[@JackBNimbleify]

I think what people miss about this scene is a few things: 1)Cliff's own memory of the events is probably not the most accurate,because when we see Lee again,he's closer to how he's typically remembered as. 2)Cliff has no problem with brutally injuring and/or killing people. 3) Lee is a rising star where Cliff is a washed up self-destructive loser on his way out. The whole "Lee would never act like this" is exactly the point:this is CLIFF's memory of the events,and they shouldn't be taken at face value.

[@MissLippy-fy6bj]

That's the way it happen!

[@kevinlakeman5043]

But he did damage the car, as the dent is still there, and Janet loses it when she sees the damage to her car, which Randy saw as well.

[@12thGenNewton]

Why has everyone told me that Bruce Lee saves the day in this movie but this is literally the only scene I can find of him in this movie on the entirety of the internet? Did I slip into an alternate reality or something where that scene doesn’t exist?

[@_Achilles.]

Bruce Lee vs Achilles 😌

[@madman026]

kinda hard to beat a demi-god hector found that out

[@ArranVid]

Bruce Lee vs Dickhead loser

[@vipset87]

4:18 Keep pressing my timestamp and you'll notice the dent on the car was there prior to impact. It was still done really well

[@satyajitpati6724]

The Bruce Lee portrayed here is nothing more than a stain on the actual Bruce Lee's trunks.

[@deathwish374]

People are blind ..he was genuinely like that

[@_Mutto_]

Bruce Lee is a professional pretender

[@halphpint7400]

The tears from these Bruce Lee "fans" are hilarious....most of you werent even born before he died..stop acting like you know shit.

[@Hmonks]

@@deathwish374did you know him personally or did you know him after watching this movie

[@ArranVid]

@@deathwish374 No he wasn't dickface, Bruce in real life said that Muhammad Ali could beat him.

[@mulletover3832]

Bruce's extremely aggressive taking off of his jacket cracks me up.

[@thundergrace]

Love Bruce Lee!

[@chilogutierrez695]

I love at the end they both trying to act innocent

[@jonevans870]

The irony is Lee never fought in a single martial arts tournament like he talks about here.

[@ElselchoGaming]

He did, there are videos of him fighting.

[@Mainbusfail]

Uh check your factoids before barking out the wrongness you just did there. Cliff was a monster. A sleeper, but he had serious skills and zero fear.

[@jonevans870]

@@ElselchoGaming there is a video of him doing light sparring at some kind of demonstration. It's not a tournament, and there are no records of him ever competing in tournaments. He simply didn't do it.

[@Hmonks]

@@jonevans870a lot of the fighting tournament was point tournament especially in karate, you people act like their was a lot of available martial art tournaments back then when their was only karate and boxing…

[@jonevans870]

@@Hmonks but there were some tournaments happening, and Lee didn't participate in them. He was training with Joe Lewis (mentioned in this clip), who was competing in early full contact kicboxing (not point-fighting) from 1970. Guys like Lewis had a ton of respect for Lee, so there's no doubt he could fight. I'm just saying there's no evidence of him fighting in tournaments.

[@soyebahmedkhansourav]

Don't underestimate Bruce lee.

[@lijahpinto780]

4:30 is the exact fight stances/camera shot from Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee’s fight in Way of the Dragon. Chuck Norris used to only train actors and do stunts behind the scenes like Cliff until Bruce Lee convinced him to act in that movie which would kick start Norris’ career

[@youtubesupportistrashfire]

Kick starting Norris' career would be the second worst thing Bruce Lee did. First is Equagesic.

[@TheCoolerBrother]

3:40 the way Bruce ripped off his jacket killed me

[@dylanstacey3514]

*Its just a movie guys. A fictional alternate reality. Breathe.*

[@Wh4L205]

Tell that to Joe Rogan

[@ArranVid]

IT'S A SHIT MOVIE THAT IS DISRESPECTFUL.

[@LB__1]

That was loosely based on when Bruce Lee and Gene Lebell got into an altercation on the set of the Green Hornet. The story was that Bruce had a reputation of hurting the stuntment. The stunt coordinator asked Gene Lebell, a judo champion, to deal with Bruce Lee. Labell picked up Bruce Lee and carried him over his back running around the set. Bruce Lee came to respect Gene Labell and his fighting style and learned grappling

[@jameskelly3502]

I think it's interesting that people claim that Bruce Lee didnt act this way. As if they knew him personally. Also, this is a Quentin Tarantino movie, not a documentary.

[@peacefulrecharge896]

Although a fictional scene, it was disrespectful to the Lee family & fans, Bruce Lee was not some cocky fellow. He actually was respectful to others, esteeming others as himself.

[@manoahvanderwolf3259]

@@peacefulrecharge896 ah yes, there couldn't like, be a scenario, where his family would actually, you know, portray their FAMILY MEMBER as a sweet saint, instead of perhaps, you know, perhaps something that MIGHT be closer to the truth? i mean i'm sure Adolf H was a great husband according to his wife and direct friends, right?

[@FingerinUrDaughter]

@@peacefulrecharge896 lee's family subsists off the CCP paid for propaganda that propped lee up as a false messiah for the chinese people to rally behind. his legacy is an insult, and disrespectful to america.

[@trevorandrade]

@@peacefulrecharge896 it's weird people say he wasn't cocky. I always felt like that is how he came across. Extremely cocky. In fact when I saw an interview with him that is what bothered me and my friends mother. We both agreed he appeared to be very arrogant in the way he talked.

[@nostalgiaxx-fc38]

@@trevorandrade which interview is this?

[@lydiaboll2872]

0:38 Find somebody who looks at you the way this guy is looking at Bruce Lee.

[@Klyde-cp3fn]

I loved the scripting of that fight lol

[@magicmike7198]

Ptt's character: Hey, don't i recognize you from somewhere? Shoot. Didn't we meet? What was your name? Bruce: I'm the original Dragon Ptt's character: Nah... It was dummer than that

[@PotatoChips1223]

Brad Pitt can play Arthur Morgan in a red dead movie

[@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews]

3:12 That’s a great idea kato… chinese gong sound

[@brixtonmystery]

Those screeches are amazing

[@mynameismynameyourname6197]

All the Bruce lee simps here, lol.

[@bhuwin6186]

All the dumbass racists here

[@josephfigueroa3527]

The Bruce Lee meat riding in these comments is wild. Bruce Lee was an actor with 0 sanctioned fights under his belt. He was a Chinese man that was 140 pounds soaking wet, if you catch him in a street fight you're more than likely to win.

[@nopenahman7380]

Tarantino's worship of Black people due to his mother's choice of partners is a very obvious thing at this point lol

[@haru5341]

🤣🤣

[@yanni2112]

She had Jungle Fever? hmmmm

[@Jack3567-y]

Bruce Lee would probably not push his way into a fight like that, in many movies he inspires that Kung fu is about discipline and respect

[@twofiveb]

I like how Cliff calls him Cato, like Jacques Clouseau's manservant Cato Fong in the Pink Panther movies.

[@seeharvester]

You're just kidding, right?

[@astrobollo]

Or maybe because Kato was the name of Bruce Lee's character in the Green Hornet? He's even in costume in this scene (sans mask and hat, though).

[@rmx.indiana8306]

He was Kato in Green Hornet is why he called him Kato

[@RocStarr913]

@@seeharvesterI think he’s just saying it fits the character’s feeling that Lee is essentially beneath him.

[@jacobmcleod5885]

This scene made so many ppl that are fans of Bruce Lee maaaaaaaaad.

[@whitead25]

Even if this fight did happen Bruce Lee was too methodical to telegraph his moves. That's why I believe that Tarantino did this for a comedic effect. Bruce would have moved in methodically and waited for a reaction . And if he did not get a reaction, he would have created the opening on his own that's why he was so great.

[@myFatherWasAdrinker]

It's one of the world's greatest martial artists, who's trained all their life since being a boy Vs a tough guy

[@YourCreepyUncle.]

@@myFatherWasAdrinker The tough guy would win, though. People tend to overestimate eastern MA.

[@GamingWITHsKeLeToR]

@@myFatherWasAdrinker do you all not even watch MMA? modern martial arts like wushu, kung fu, wing chun, all of that shit, is complete horseshit and ineffective in a real fight, sure it looks hella pretty when they demonstrate on targets who dont fight back and have no actual skill in fighting, but any one of them steps in any kind of arena with an mma fighter, a boxer, a kick boxer, a wrestler, or a brazilian jiu jitsu fighter, and all of the "masters" got crushed time and time again. Look up the Chinese MMA fighter who literally made a living on destroying these "martial arts masters". there are certain techniques from taekwondo and karate, or judo for throws. that can be used as a as part of a real combat arsenal, but you still have to know how to fight and train in other "real combat styles" like the ones i mentioned above the golden 4 that they combine into MMA.

[@blank-vj1mc]

The Godifying of Bruce Lee is so cringe. Martial arts is mostly bullshit, and he’s a tiny actor. Yeah, could he beat up your average dude? Sure. But y’all act like he was a living weapon. If he was so good at fighting, he would have actually fought. Not make mid kung fun movies.

[@blank-vj1mc]

⁠@@GamingWITHsKeLeToRHis name is Xu Xiaodong. He’s on KZbin.

[@animaljustice7774]

Wow. Good dialogue for Cliff

[@mdavid32]

If “That white kick boxing asshole” was a reference to Chuck Norris, then it was a bad reference. Norris actually has a legit fight record and won legit fight championships. To have a fictional Bruce Lee disrespect Chuck Norris like that made him look bad.

[@lao-grotten1101]

It's even worse, he talking about kickboxer Joe Lewis who Lee called "the best fighter at them moment" in 1970.

[@rodolfolopez2370]

He's referring to Joe Lewis, the kickboxing legend. Bruce Lee even considered him the best Karate fighter ever.

[@venomdank965]

yeah blame it on the director... NOT BRUCE he did nothing.. but this director making bruce look bad... hate people like him...

[@morgandavis6788]

@@venomdank965 it’s a fictional story bud.

[@venomdank965]

@@morgandavis6788 I know that but the young generation doesnt know that and I seen a lot of dummies take history lessons from movies thinking its fact... So if history is lost one day and this is all that survives.. people gonna think Bruce was a chump...

[@BlackLung0110]

3:12 That’s a great idea kato… chinese gong sound 😁

[@ash._.es_._]

When I saw this scene, I was certainly disappointed by the look of “Lee” here. Tarantino did not disappoint with making him durable and decently capable, though.

[@fredericklockard3854]

Boy the Bruce Lee sycophants are out in full force. “How dare you doubt this 130 lb dude could kill anyone with one kick”.

[@colelawton4901]

This is frankly disrespectful. Bruce Lee might not defeat Randy Couture in a fair fight, a larger impeccable athlete with a far more evolved martial art. But Bruce Lee would drag the absolute fuck out of Brad Pitt. It would be hard to watch. It makes the scene totally unbelievable. Tarantino just has a hard on for Brad Pitt playing the same Mary Sue in all his movies.

[@kruegerpoolthe13th]

I think Bruce Lee was like this at one point of time in his career Think about it, he was Bruce Lee there had to have been a period of time where he was conceited and full of himself how couldn’t he be? Even the most humble men don’t start out humble

[@trevorandrade]

What do you expect. He is a 135 pound Asian guy in a country that values confidence and charisma. He snags a cute girl, becomes a movie star, develops a legend around himself. Wow. That's incredible. Expecting him to actually be the world's greatest fighter is a bit too much.

[@kruegerpoolthe13th]

Exactly

[@helldad4689]

@@trevorandrade I'll make the argument for"probably *very good fighter*" and "absolute top tier once-in-3-generations performer". Every martial arts film in the genre is still basically an homage to him, and he was the reason every performer, combat athlete, and stuntman who matters today got started, but yeah, not some invincible superhuman.

[@sc0ner783]

He had no respect for stunt doubles and never pulled his punches actually hurting people. Tarantino portrayed Bruce Lee exactly as he was. A piece of fucking shit.

[@steveconn]

Tarantino is a master bullshitter who had Hitler machine-gunned and the Manson killers flamethrowed. He does not do accurate history.

[@pacman2326]

That throw into the car is the funniest shit ever...

[@dontatme3844]

Someone said that's not Bruce lee, that's Bruised Knee

[@JJJackson777]

you can't convince me that 80% of Bruce's actor getting this role wasn't down to that jawline

[@steveconn]

Yeah, Brad knocking Bruce down or lasting more than two seconds with him is out of The Twilight Zone.

[@groovy8431]

weight class difference

[@Subterraneanhomesickgoober]

Also jacked and a war veteran

[@ositalorenzombadugha9331]

It wasn't Brad, it was Cliff. That's the magic of movies!

[@mokievue7437]

Bruce will never fight like this guy did lol

[@Otaku155]

Keep in mind Bruce in real life was lighter than a UFC flyweight, and believe it or not, there is actually very little evidence of him actually fighting anyone other than his own students.

[@KnightBallistic]

Fly weights are 120 pounds, Bruce lee was freaking Jacked at 165 going to the gym regularly for awhile, then he slimmed down to 140 pounds because of his new conditioning and training. Bruce lee didn’t weight much but he wasn’t lighter than 115 pounds bro 😂

[@gagewhitmore1219]

People need to remember this is his MEMORY and that is the way he remembered it, of course he would remember him as a stereotypical bruce lee type guy because he didn't like him and look at him in a positive way, thus turning everything bruce lee said in his memory to something negative or cocky, in fact Bruce Lee actual HEAVILY respected Ali as a fighter and wanted to incorporate his style into his own martial arts.