Bruce Lee (Jeet Kune Do) vs Boxer

[TheSlayer36]

I believe this is wing chun since it looks more close combat and he does the really fast punches

[wonderman227]

The real Bruce Lee married a white woman. Taught and loved all races and wasn't even liked back then by too many Asians because of it.

[myalen100]

@wonderman227 this is before he went to America

[wonderman227]

OK! We get it China! Anti-American and Anti-Japan!! It's like they can't get funding to make a movie unless they have these propaganda themes in them. LOL!

[AlkalineZ3]

@wonderman227

Could same the same when Hollywood portrays every arab as the villan - anti arab propaganda themes increase ratings in the American media.

LOL!!!!!!!!

[dbland3]

Sweet. I never heard of it though.

[DJTRANSACTION]

dont think there is any movie ever made where a boxer wins against a martial artist

[InsaneMentalist]

@DJTRANSACTION That's because a master of any martial art is far more diversely trained. It's like putting a Green Beret up against a conscript. Both are plenty capable at their jobs... but one is just far better trained.

[andrewfernandez105]

Sweet!!!

[adeltaibi786]

when is this out?

[kyuubimaster1]

when was this movie made?

[gagaXboy]

This movie is a true story

[KingMamasrule]

This was my favorite movie of all time!

[JSwanKilowJ]

why did they write "Bruce" Lee on his birth certificate?

[buster215]

@JSwanKilowJ “Bruce” was a name given by a nurse at the Jackson Street Hospital, where he was born (Bruce’s father was traveling with an acting troupe at the time). The nurse thought that giving the baby an English name would help avoid any confusion with his American birth certificate (yes, Bruce was an American by birth – he never had any other citizenship).

[JSwanKilowJ]

@buster215

yeah, I know he's American. but his birth name was Lee Jun Fan (or Jun Fan Lee for Americans). isn't that what they put on his certificate? (Bruce just being what they called him)

[0987ggggg]

This movie's gonna be so fake

[rbogart123]

@0987ggggg It's a biopic. Of course it's going to be embellished.

[whitekiller007]

Bruce used Wing chun in that fight not Jeet Kune Do, He hadnt invented it yet.

[Pangjunmin]

what i like about martial arts movies, is when the camera shows a clear picture of what's going on, half the fight is shaky camera :'(

[pinkypinkstery]

LOL thats an epic way to put out a fire

[MrMrgodzilla567]

kick that white guys ass!!!

[TankScott13]

i kinda wish he didn't even try to make the bruce lee sounds lol hes just annoying

[backflipnori]

Does this movie have two names?

[TheWarriorBat]

@june14211 It's out now on dvd. Just look it up on Amazon or Yes Asia.

[TheWarriorBat]

Nice!

[june14211]

@TheWarriorBat do u knw wen dis movie came out??

[Cobra7867]

Bruce was not using the style of Jeet Kune Do, he was using "Wing Chun Kung Fu", that was the first style he studied. He created Jeet Kune Do later on in his life.

[Redneckamerican5792]

@Cobra7867 Bruce Lee also used American Boxing and Fencing and a few other styles I cant remember before he created Jeet Kune Do or even before he came to America.

[hakutosukuzan]

@Redneckamerican5792 You mean like fencing with a poking sword?

[Redneckamerican5792]

@hakutosukuzan yes, I saw a short Documentory on him on youtube

[hakutosukuzan]

@Redneckamerican5792 Whoa. Never knew. Thanks for the info.

[Redneckamerican5792]

@hakutosukuzan no problem, Bruce Lee is the man

[Bladestar7]

@Redneckamerican5792 Bruce started out with Wing chun under Yip Man through William cheung. He also was an amateur boxer. Later on when developed JKD he looked at western boxing and fencing foot work. He was continually improving upon it. By the time he got to the post 70 stuff he believed in no styles anymore.

[Redneckamerican5792]

@Bladestar7 Wing Chun wasnt the only thing he used, I know he used Gung Fu, atleast that is what his story said. There are 4 main styles of Chinese Martial Arts

[Bladestar7]

@Redneckamerican5792 Bruce touched on alot of arts inhis early days.

[Redneckamerican5792]

@Bladestar7 I like JKD it is pritty much MMA, if it works use it.

[Bladestar7]

@Redneckamerican5792 JKD is not MMA.

[Redneckamerican5792]

@Bladestar7 JKD use what ever works, MMA use what ever works. MMA is mixed martial arts, JKD is a form of Mixed Martial Arts. Bruce Lee used Boxing, Wing Chun, grappling styles, etc.

[Bladestar7]

@Redneckamerican5792 Okay. MMA is a sport. Granted a great sport, but a spor tnonetheless with rules. JKD is strictly for fighting inthe street. Eye gouging . kicks to the groin, biting, weapons. etc/ Yess MMa does have three of the ranges. Stikring kicking , grappling, but you are still dealing with 2 guys in a ring with rules. Take it to the streets it s a whole other monster,

[Redneckamerican5792]

@Bladestar7 I didnt mean it that way, especialy when it first started all of that was legal, except eye gouging I think. I am looking at it not as the sport but Mixed Martial Arts as a mind sent. The real principle in the name, multiple martial arts used as one style, without a style.

[Bladestar7]

@Redneckamerican5792 Ahh I see. Ok I get where you are coming from. Its just that people mistake MMA fro JKD all the time. Yet I'm pretty sure Bruce would be a fan of the sport. But he was more interested in true combat.

[Redneckamerican5792]

@Bladestar7 True expression of ones self.

[Bladestar7]

@Redneckamerican5792 Right on, my man.

[shubroto81]

@Bladestar7 you should see the old Pride fighting, and when the gracies first started it...there were very few rules back then and people fought it out. Also another thing about street fighting is that most of the time your opponent is a untrained thug or a street fighter, but in the ring your opponent is highly trained.

[Bladestar7]

@shubroto81 True, thats why MMA is a sport (AND A GREAT SPORT!!) anf JKD is meant for the street. But these days u got a lot of street people delving into grappling and such and the world is much smaller now when it comes to learning about martial arts because its everywhere.

[HornetNest1000]

Fantastic!

[69sifu]

that was hot...