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When I saw this movie and that particular scene for the first time when I was like 12, I literally shed a tear and not because I was sad but because I was happy and that Brandon Lee is going to have a wondrous film career... All that changed when making The Crow....
I love the part when Brendon shakes his leg cause he was hurt now in Martial art movies they dont get hurt and they do weird things like fly .I think why people love this scene is because its believable .
This is a pretty good fight scene, but I prefer the Jet Li fight scene in "The Kiss Of The Dragon" where he takes on two blond twins in the police station.
Well Bruce lee knows a good fighting style that he learned from a man named ip Mann watch the second movie and it will show Bruce lee as a Lil kid wanting him to train him but ip Mann says go home come back when your older but ip Mann is one of the four dragons of win change think that's the name of the fighting style nit sure but I guss
Isn't there a movie where Al Leong's the main good guy? Or is it the bald guy with the bullet belt who's the main good guy (From Big Trouble In Little China)?
one thing about him is that he could play both as an american or as an asian. I would love to see him play Batman. It´s sad to see Bale's lack of ninjitsu style on his fights, and Lee could give us that.
@rainxxxx havin faith on what the movie Batman begins tell us, we certainlly can say he is. Of course they always change some things, when passing comic storys to the big screen , but on that part i think they were 100% true to the batman real story...
@rainxxxx yeah... don´t get it twisted, it's not like i wanna see batman doing some jackie chan or jet lie stuff, but gotta say that his fights are quite basic, like a streetfighter... and i wanted to see him on a higher lever... and it's even more frustrating... the movie clearly tell us that he´s got superior training... and then his fights are quite... normal...
@rainxxxx Thats right, Batman was not a martial artist. Niether was the Green Hornet. But the Hornet did hang out with some guy who knew Martial arts.
This fight scene is masterful in its choreography and technical skill. This is arguably Brandons best display of talent in his short career. We can only wonder what might have been...R.I.P. Brandon Lee.
@Fresh2defMan When Brandon put his arm in the air, it wasn't for a distraction it was to keep his opponent away from him as Brandon is taller which of course makes him longer and gives him a reach advantage over his opponent.
That Wing Chung at 1:15! Man he was destined for greatness. Just gone waaaay too soon just like Bruce. Still can't get over how much Bruce accomplished passing at just 32.
Great scene. At 1:15 to 1:25, Like Father, Like Son. Bruce taught Brandon everything he knows. Every time I watch this scene, I always think I see Bruce's ghostly shadow in the background.
Of course if that were Bruce Lee fighting Al instead of Brandon, Al would have been dead 5 seconds after the fight started. But Brandon was still womderful. R.I.P My friend.
I never saw Al Leong play the good guy ! And in every other movie with him, or a TV show (I saw him in 24, Day 1), he appears only for a few seconds, or minutes. But here, he seems to have a heavier part. Longest scene with him I've ever seen !
I've said this a dozen times, and I'll say it again. This is one of the best choreographed fight scenes on film. We actually saw Brandon implement wooden dummy techniques into a fight scene and it brings a tear to your eye watching it.
Also Al Leong's role as a smaller guy and his tactics are textbook of how to be on the offensive vs a longer opponent.
@GuardianAngel5150 Thats exactly what I was thinking.Also you can clearly see how Brandon implemented JKD examples of various attacks and reacting to those attacks in his movies, just like his father did in his movies.
@GuardianAngel5150 i 100% agree with you, i have believed that since i first saw the movie when I was about 8 years old, it gives me a shiver down my spine, the wing chun techniques are quality, its a shame brandon died young
I am from an alternate timeline where Brandon Lee did not die during the making of The Crow. The movie ended up being a box office failure and Brandon left show business after doing a few more low budget b-movies like Rapid Fire. While he never became an icon in the way that Bruce did, he invented the first flying car and personally killed Osama Bin Ladin. Did he surpass his father in this universe? I think history will be the judge.
@7armedman really? i am from a diffrent demention where he is still alive and well, and very happy with his life, then again his father is also alive so make of that as you will
Al Leong played in so many action movies he worked also with Jean Claude van Damme but this man was seen before in the movie Showdown in little tokyo with opposite Brandon Lee as co-star.
@ballantrae101 only if your talking about acting cause in martial arts? dont even think about it... its 1 million years till the guy who surpasses bruce lee is born.
@darcimarie i never sayd he wished im just answering some people here who think he would surpass his father... even if he tried he wouldn't ... bruce lee was a genius.
@cepheusss I wouldn't be to sure of that either. While yes, there will only ever be one Bruce Lee and Brandon conceded that point, both father and son shared the same drive.
Meaning that had Brandon's really wanted to he could have been as brilliant a martial artist as his father.
Both men seemed to be the who went after what they wanted till they got it.
@darcimarie yes... and no ... i aknowledge both were great... but saying if he wanted to he could... it's a bit naive... i doubt he could achieve the both brilliant form, body and martial arts knowledge of his father... it's like comparing kurt douglas and hes son... both are great but kurt owned when it comes to the inovation, revolution and creativity in cinema.... as i stated... this is my opinion... feel free to try change it xD
@cepheusss i agree and disagree...brandon does mirror his father in certain moves but he also was trying to get from being in his fathers shadow....had his death never happened i feel that he would have been a great action star.
but unlike his father, Brandon could really act. This is just my own conjecture but I think Brandon was more into acting than martial arts. We saw how good he could be in the Crow, the other movies he was in were awful in terms of acting and stuff haha
old bad ass fight scene. Al Leong is bad ass, for an old guy he plays really good bad guy roles. This is just pure martial arts at its best. sadly we dont see stuff these days, instead we see metro sexual fantasy b#llsh#t...
Damn! Brandon's a tough motha with that Wing Chun stuff he's doing! Al got rocked hard with that backhand punch and then that reverse strike that Brandon gave him.
He probabaly wasn't as dedicated as Bruce, or this could have just been the choreography. Either way, Brandon Lee was good at his craft. Sometimes the son cannot surpass the father. Brandon is also half of his mother.
Im a former stunt guy, and I consider this to be one of the best and most realistic fight scenes ever, jeff Imada helped to cheorgraphy it, top notch. he also was the stunt coordinator on the crow
I remember waking up very late one night, then this fight came on... I couldn't sleep after that. it was a pretty cool fight. the choreography is killer sweet.
Anyone notice the use fo the Boxing Feints made classic by his father Bruce studying Ali's fights. The SPEED of those close quarter punches is astounding, no trickery!
I love how it showed Brandon being rusty at the beginning ... since he never had a chance to be fully trained by his father at adolescence, but close family friend Dan Inosanto.
Al Leong choreographed this fight. In fact he does alot of it in movies he is in. People dont give him credit because he never lives in his movies. All in all though without brandon as his partner in this fight i would not have looked as good as it does.
Thanks.I agree. Al Leong has choreographed countless action sequences and continues to do so. Many stunt coordinators often go uncredited unless you dig for the information : )
this fight was pure awesome, Brandon Lee was very gifted, he was special, its not fair, why did he have to go so soon, we would have loads of these classic fighting movies, this movie was very special to me, thank you brandon lee for one of the best movie ever, RIP Brandon Lee and Bruce Lee,
I dont think he woulda kept doing fighting movies cuz he wanted to be an actor and get away from his father's shadowed...he just wanted to use martial arts and his last name as a vehicle to get into the Hollywood scene...and my God he was a great actor too...
This type of fight seens can not be duplicated and the use of no special effects is great. Most movies speed up the actors to make them look fast and powerful and use too much cgi. In this one you can see the full body mechanics behind it. Which is what real martial artist want to see in their movies.
Yeah...and I always thought in the case of Bruce Lee everything was more real cuz they didnt have the technology we haver now...and from what I know Bruce was so fast that they actually had to speed him down!
Brandon wanted his fight scenes to be more than just blood and guts.. He wanted it to be more of a dance, more balletic kinda way. U know, I think this was part of his expression in a doing a Martial Art for an audience in a movie
Very realistic fight scene, a rarity in today's films with all the CG and wires. Brandon Lee and I were born in the same year. I also practiced wing chun and JKD back then. I was a major fan. RIP Brandon.
Rapid Fire is one of the best films ever made, period. 4get about action, its easily the most perfectly made action film ever, but its bigger than that, its a great tale, filled with great acting. Brandon Lee singlehandedly turned me n2 a movie junkie when i saw Rapid fire in the theater n 1992. Every aspect of it is top notch. Brandon and Bruce will never be replaced or forgotten.
U r so absolutely right about that Bruce and Brandon will never be replaced nor forgotten...I always thought that Brandon Lee woulda been a great actor much in the style of Johnny Depp...and I think they kinda look like...
me neither.. watch this fight at least one time a day.. love the music, the choreography.. so direct. its one of my favorite fight scenes. and the wing chun sequence is awesome!
One of my all time favorite fight scenes in a movie. His father would have been proud. If there is an after life, I am sure he's already said so. RIP Brandon Lee. He was so gifted. A shame for his life (as well as his father's to be cut so short
@SeanConnery9000 actually officialy chan got killed by bruce once, counting his stunt double act as the main villain in fist of fury, then it would be twice.
Yeah, I know he got killed in that film but I think he also got beat up once in Enter the Dragon then got killed as a different henchmen once again in Enter the Dragon
@SeanConnery9000 And maybe Jean Claude Van Damme or Steven Seagal or something...but I think it would be funny had he fought Jason Scott Lee and especially Danny Chan Kwok Kwan! LOL...
Hell no! He better not fight a fake such as Seagal (don't get me wrong, I love his early work way before he did DTV films but Akido supposedly isn't a very effective skill like his movies make it out to be) and Van Damme only a few good movies in his entire career & by the time he started making good movies again, he was DTV as well.
@SeanConnery9000 U r right about Steven and Jean Claude making great movies early in their career.But I said that it would be funny had he fought Jason Scott Lee and especially Danny Chan Kwok Kwan cuz he looks exactly like his father...
I love Al Leong´s gladiator style entrance.
pyro80 3 days ago
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SimonMike153 4 days ago
the wooden dummy tactics definitely shown here. i agree. glad other people saw that too!
TheBobfrizzle 1 week ago
i agree Brandon represented his pops on this fight scene. definitely homage to Bruce!
TheBobfrizzle 1 week ago
1:09-1:12 damn that was graceful. Can any1 believe it's been 20 years since this came out?
doryendo77 1 week ago
The fight is 100% Hollywood but it feels 100% organic. That is a masterpiece.
nabasta 2 weeks ago
i dont know a lot about martial arts but honestly 1:15 to 1:20 is A HUGE reason i watch the movie Rapid Fire every time it comes on.
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I totally see alot of Bruce Lee moves from Brandon. It's a shame they both died so young!
ShinbiBelldandy 4 months ago
Excelente cena de luta.
Berguer 4 months ago
I love Al doing some jkd stuff too
rockstarr469 5 months ago
When I saw this movie and that particular scene for the first time when I was like 12, I literally shed a tear and not because I was sad but because I was happy and that Brandon Lee is going to have a wondrous film career... All that changed when making The Crow....
samuraiyao 5 months ago 3
I love the part when Brendon shakes his leg cause he was hurt now in Martial art movies they dont get hurt and they do weird things like fly .I think why people love this scene is because its believable .
Zahra4President 6 months ago 3
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Mr Leong is a pretty good martial artist. Brandon Lee does a lot of Wing chun kali and JKD in his fights.
iceblue4u 6 months ago
This is a pretty good fight scene, but I prefer the Jet Li fight scene in "The Kiss Of The Dragon" where he takes on two blond twins in the police station.
gianthairyvagina 6 months ago
Win chung
shadowman6742 6 months ago
Well Bruce lee knows a good fighting style that he learned from a man named ip Mann watch the second movie and it will show Bruce lee as a Lil kid wanting him to train him but ip Mann says go home come back when your older but ip Mann is one of the four dragons of win change think that's the name of the fighting style nit sure but I guss
shadowman6742 6 months ago
Isn't there a movie where Al Leong's the main good guy? Or is it the bald guy with the bullet belt who's the main good guy (From Big Trouble In Little China)?
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jeanmclane 7 months ago
AL LEONG V BOLO YEUNG
rainxxxx 7 months ago
one thing about him is that he could play both as an american or as an asian. I would love to see him play Batman. It´s sad to see Bale's lack of ninjitsu style on his fights, and Lee could give us that.
koffiged 7 months ago
@koffiged batman is not a martial artist, dont get carried away
rainxxxx 7 months ago
@rainxxxx havin faith on what the movie Batman begins tell us, we certainlly can say he is. Of course they always change some things, when passing comic storys to the big screen , but on that part i think they were 100% true to the batman real story...
koffiged 7 months ago
@koffiged he might incorporate martial arts!
rainxxxx 7 months ago
@rainxxxx yeah... don´t get it twisted, it's not like i wanna see batman doing some jackie chan or jet lie stuff, but gotta say that his fights are quite basic, like a streetfighter... and i wanted to see him on a higher lever... and it's even more frustrating... the movie clearly tell us that he´s got superior training... and then his fights are quite... normal...
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@koffiged "It´s sad to see Bale's lack of ninjitsu style on his fights, and Lee could give us that" are you sure its twisted?
rainxxxx 7 months ago
@rainxxxx Thats right, Batman was not a martial artist. Niether was the Green Hornet. But the Hornet did hang out with some guy who knew Martial arts.
Sarasdad91 7 months ago
@Sarasdad91 probably did!
rainxxxx 7 months ago
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koffiged 7 months ago
something about Al Leong really frightens me
somegrass1987 7 months ago
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It's a pretty good movie !!!
BillyLo1995 7 months ago
This fight scene is masterful in its choreography and technical skill. This is arguably Brandons best display of talent in his short career. We can only wonder what might have been...R.I.P. Brandon Lee.
SabreMatt311 7 months ago
it's nice to actually get to see what Al Leong can do!
pacificimporters 9 months ago
Bruce would have been proud of this fight scene no doubt.
XxNicoMinoruxX 1 year ago 18
Liking brandon lee technique,the with his arm in the air,to distract leong,then gave him 4 hit combo to the ribs,lool
Fresh2defMan 1 year ago
@Fresh2defMan When Brandon put his arm in the air, it wasn't for a distraction it was to keep his opponent away from him as Brandon is taller which of course makes him longer and gives him a reach advantage over his opponent.
sal70228 11 months ago
That Wing Chung at 1:15! Man he was destined for greatness. Just gone waaaay too soon just like Bruce. Still can't get over how much Bruce accomplished passing at just 32.
standrick 1 year ago 2
no body dies instantaneusly froma stab in the stomach. It is a slow and painful death
donnomar 1 year ago
@donnomar That's what I was thinking, too.
EnglishWhitePride 10 months ago
Much respect to the son of a legend, but it would take a million Brandon Lee's to equal up 2 BRUCE LEE....
biggunz63088 1 year ago
What's the name of the song in the bakraound, pelase somebody !
I would really appreciate it !
Thanks for uploading this video, Respekt :D
gashi225 1 year ago
@gashi225 "Kix" by Christopher Young.
DimbalaH 4 months ago
Yeah man! There was DEFINITELY wing chun trapping in this lol. Nice fight scene. Good job Brandon B)
R3nagad3blaz3r92 1 year ago
Damn good fight scene.
Trancemaster2052 1 year ago
Great scene. At 1:15 to 1:25, Like Father, Like Son. Bruce taught Brandon everything he knows. Every time I watch this scene, I always think I see Bruce's ghostly shadow in the background.
R.I.P. Bruce & Brandon
AlbertV90 1 year ago
About the wickedest fight scene of all time in my view.
and by far.
heavyduty211 1 year ago
You can tell that the entire choreography of this fight is based off Enter the Dragon and Dragons Forever.
AsiaticHawk 1 year ago
is that Brandon fighting Master Pain from Kung Pow?
remx15 1 year ago
hes also using some wing chun by trapping the elbow
Juic3ybab33 1 year ago
this is classic kung fu the good stuff r.i.p. brandon...
DSSJsuggs 1 year ago
1:15-1:33 that real martial arts shit
dirtyplaya 1 year ago
@dirtyplaya actually he is using his father's bruce lee's jeet kundo technique.
siron1980 1 year ago
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@dirtyplaya actually he is using his father bruce lee's jeet kundo technique.
siron1980 1 year ago
I'm pretty sure it's some kind of Wing Chun King Fu or Jeet Kune Do but Lee's using Kung Fu that's for sure here.
ComputerIlliterit 1 year ago
Of course if that were Bruce Lee fighting Al instead of Brandon, Al would have been dead 5 seconds after the fight started. But Brandon was still womderful. R.I.P My friend.
Sarasdad91 1 year ago
the 2 mans deserve win,great fight!
landum1 1 year ago
I never saw Al Leong play the good guy ! And in every other movie with him, or a TV show (I saw him in 24, Day 1), he appears only for a few seconds, or minutes. But here, he seems to have a heavier part. Longest scene with him I've ever seen !
mahefaa 1 year ago
Does anyone know what style Al was using here?
dharmaseed 1 year ago
al leong has plsayed some small parts in some great movies die hard lethal weapon probably 1 of the best fight scenes ive seen
willandshaylin2008 1 year ago
Yo he fucked his ass up son....and killed'em
Dragoncannon4 1 year ago
I've said this a dozen times, and I'll say it again. This is one of the best choreographed fight scenes on film. We actually saw Brandon implement wooden dummy techniques into a fight scene and it brings a tear to your eye watching it.
Also Al Leong's role as a smaller guy and his tactics are textbook of how to be on the offensive vs a longer opponent.
Sad Brandon couldnt give us more moments
GuardianAngel5150 1 year ago 35
@GuardianAngel5150 wooden dummy techniques work in movies not in real life.
Deathclok 5 months ago
@GuardianAngel5150 Thats exactly what I was thinking.Also you can clearly see how Brandon implemented JKD examples of various attacks and reacting to those attacks in his movies, just like his father did in his movies.
vamtheanomaly 5 months ago
@GuardianAngel5150 i 100% agree with you, i have believed that since i first saw the movie when I was about 8 years old, it gives me a shiver down my spine, the wing chun techniques are quality, its a shame brandon died young
kareemabdullah 3 months ago
i love some parts of this scene, they are so realistic, it is some jeet kune do style but they are so awesome
darkairaxandrew 1 year ago
i have no words.... i grown up on this film on vhs. This is the best film ever..
SuperNgin 1 year ago
This was one of my all time favorite fight scenes. I loved how they mixed some Jeet Kune Do into it.
FoodCubes 1 year ago
wat is this soundtrack called
jacksmallwood 1 year ago
@jacksmallwood the song is kix by christopher young...movie composer
chromebishop 1 year ago
@jacksmallwood Kix by Christopher Young.
DimbalaH 1 year ago
the character that Al Leong played is Minh
UgurTamer1991 1 year ago
I am from an alternate timeline where Brandon Lee did not die during the making of The Crow. The movie ended up being a box office failure and Brandon left show business after doing a few more low budget b-movies like Rapid Fire. While he never became an icon in the way that Bruce did, he invented the first flying car and personally killed Osama Bin Ladin. Did he surpass his father in this universe? I think history will be the judge.
7armedman 1 year ago
@7armedman really? i am from a diffrent demention where he is still alive and well, and very happy with his life, then again his father is also alive so make of that as you will
FranklyImaPerson 1 year ago
One of my favorite fight scenes of all time. Brandon was the shit!! He would have been huge! Just to bad he was taken at such a young age :-(
Bradshawrules 1 year ago
Al Leong played in so many action movies he worked also with Jean Claude van Damme but this man was seen before in the movie Showdown in little tokyo with opposite Brandon Lee as co-star.
UgurTamer1991 1 year ago
@UgurTamer1991 Who did he play in that movie? I don't rememeber seeing him.
dharmaseed 1 year ago
EPIC!
jonniekunedo 1 year ago
Best choreographed Fight Scene IMO EVER!
GuardianAngel5150 1 year ago
These are 2 great fighters in this scene. R.I.P. Bruce & Brandon Lee. See you guys when I get up there!
sal70228 1 year ago
great wing chun from lee
jalil124 1 year ago
he could have outdone his father.
ballantrae101 1 year ago
@ballantrae101 only if your talking about acting cause in martial arts? dont even think about it... its 1 million years till the guy who surpasses bruce lee is born.
cepheusss 1 year ago
@cepheusss Brandon never wished to imitate his father and said on several occasions he would probably measure up to his fathers skill in martial arts.
Brandon's first passion was his acting while martial arts was his second.
Either way he was gifted enough I sure as hell wouldn't have wanted to meet him in a dark alley, lol. He was a 7 or 8 out of 10 skill wise.
darcimarie 1 year ago
@darcimarie would probably never measure up to his father skill.
darcimarie 1 year ago
@darcimarie i never sayd he wished im just answering some people here who think he would surpass his father... even if he tried he wouldn't ... bruce lee was a genius.
cepheusss 1 year ago
@cepheusss I wouldn't be to sure of that either. While yes, there will only ever be one Bruce Lee and Brandon conceded that point, both father and son shared the same drive.
Meaning that had Brandon's really wanted to he could have been as brilliant a martial artist as his father.
Both men seemed to be the who went after what they wanted till they got it.
darcimarie 1 year ago
@darcimarie yes... and no ... i aknowledge both were great... but saying if he wanted to he could... it's a bit naive... i doubt he could achieve the both brilliant form, body and martial arts knowledge of his father... it's like comparing kurt douglas and hes son... both are great but kurt owned when it comes to the inovation, revolution and creativity in cinema.... as i stated... this is my opinion... feel free to try change it xD
cepheusss 1 year ago
@cepheusss i agree and disagree...brandon does mirror his father in certain moves but he also was trying to get from being in his fathers shadow....had his death never happened i feel that he would have been a great action star.
ghostninjax 1 year ago
Great fight scene!!!:D
JoshDragon18 1 year ago
sick, when he incapacitates Al with that rist move blows my mind
franco216 1 year ago
wats the style he uses at 1:17?
SeekingTheUltimate 1 year ago
@SeekingTheUltimate
Jeet Kune Do
jtastic45 1 year ago
@SeekingTheUltimate it looks like wing chun
TheIronwarrior74 1 year ago
One of my favorite fight scenes of all time :) Classic!
joeblack5545 1 year ago
One of the best fight scenes in any movie. Brandon was the best.
Sarasdad91 1 year ago
but unlike his father, Brandon could really act. This is just my own conjecture but I think Brandon was more into acting than martial arts. We saw how good he could be in the Crow, the other movies he was in were awful in terms of acting and stuff haha
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" the other movies he was in were awful in terms of acting and stuff haha "
You think that's funny? The other movies Brandon was in weren't awful.
mikeym5 1 year ago
gotta be one of the greatest fight scenes ever
jimichild 1 year ago
old bad ass fight scene. Al Leong is bad ass, for an old guy he plays really good bad guy roles. This is just pure martial arts at its best. sadly we dont see stuff these days, instead we see metro sexual fantasy b#llsh#t...
KimLeesBoy 1 year ago
Damn! Brandon's a tough motha with that Wing Chun stuff he's doing! Al got rocked hard with that backhand punch and then that reverse strike that Brandon gave him.
blueplague888 1 year ago
I don't really like Brandon. He's too slow to be Bruce's son.
xThunderxWolfx 1 year ago
He probabaly wasn't as dedicated as Bruce, or this could have just been the choreography. Either way, Brandon Lee was good at his craft. Sometimes the son cannot surpass the father. Brandon is also half of his mother.
rrerablade 1 year ago
Im a former stunt guy, and I consider this to be one of the best and most realistic fight scenes ever, jeff Imada helped to cheorgraphy it, top notch. he also was the stunt coordinator on the crow
120970able1 2 years ago 2
This is one of the best Martial Arts fights in cinema. Very realistic fighting with the exception of one or two moves. Classic fight.
rrerablade 2 years ago
I have seen this fight many times and some of the camera angles in this video are different. Now why is that?
dragontooth888 2 years ago
I remember waking up very late one night, then this fight came on... I couldn't sleep after that. it was a pretty cool fight. the choreography is killer sweet.
xer0mancer 2 years ago 3
bad ass movie...rip
o0oKilluminatio0o 2 years ago
This guy was amazing! Too bad he couldn't play his father in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story...
ItheSwick 2 years ago
Owned!
augart89 2 years ago
Incredible! Thank's for posting this.
Anyone notice the use fo the Boxing Feints made classic by his father Bruce studying Ali's fights. The SPEED of those close quarter punches is astounding, no trickery!
I love how it showed Brandon being rusty at the beginning ... since he never had a chance to be fully trained by his father at adolescence, but close family friend Dan Inosanto.
Jaggabone 2 years ago
wats the song called
sSL1MZz 2 years ago
Brandon had a nice body
xLuvBabeXx 2 years ago
hey it's the famous asian guy, hi famous asian guy
fathersky24688642 2 years ago
classic fight
pyro80 2 years ago
I will always remember Al Leong in Die Hard.
cripplehawk 2 years ago
Brando Lee's best fight scene out of all his movies. Well done fight choreography. A little slow but for its time, priceless.
maganamagana11 2 years ago 2
Wasn't the guy that fought with Brandon the one in Lethal Weapon? It sure looks like him...
newkidfanalways 2 years ago
your stupid, thats jet li you fuk tard
SexyWhiteKorean 2 years ago
I was talking about the first LW movie you stupid FUCK....
newkidfanalways 2 years ago 2
He might have been one of the many Chinese henchmen but the main one was Jet Li
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago
yeah he was the guy who tortured Mel Gibson with the electric shock therapy
TheIronwarrior74 2 years ago
@TheIronwarrior74 yep mel and bruce willis went easy on him compared to what brandon did to him
Shanethefilmmaker 2 years ago
@Shanethefilmmaker Not to mention Jean Claude Van Damme in Death Warrant and especially Michael Knight...lol...
flight23magic32 2 years ago
I knew he was the guy that tryed to Fry Riggs in Lethal Weapon...
newkidfanalways 2 years ago
I liked how brandon executed some of the wing chun in da fight scene, I thought dat wuz dope....
Frantyx 2 years ago 2
i used to rewind this part like 20 times when i was a kid..dope fight scene.
csomegustava 2 years ago
I swear, 1:15-1:24 Brandon looks so much like Bruce Lee.
I love this fight scene. :D
DarkLink500 2 years ago 10
I Agree! AWESOME!
jkds3 2 years ago
@DarkLink500 wing chun so fucking good !
wirra436 1 year ago
90% attacks 10% defense, watch carefully
snipeslikewesley 2 years ago
my favorite scene! jeet kune do is used correctly
snipeslikewesley 2 years ago 3
love how he does that nose thing at the beginning just like Bruce Lee used to.
jkellybrew 2 years ago 3
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fawks311 2 years ago
He looks lazy
stillevents09 2 years ago
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fawks311 2 years ago
i gotta pay tribute to this fight scene when i start filming, me and my friend love this scene. so we gotta do it
trustobey1016 2 years ago
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fawks311 2 years ago
never saw the movie can sombody explain why these 2 are fighting plz?
Lolligesoldaatje 2 years ago
Okay, this is like my favorite fight scene of all time,........EVER!!
donlon77 2 years ago
Let's not forget that Al Leong is no slouch either.The man is great and extremely effective : )
bassyck 2 years ago
Al Leong choreographed this fight. In fact he does alot of it in movies he is in. People dont give him credit because he never lives in his movies. All in all though without brandon as his partner in this fight i would not have looked as good as it does.
Thier styles compliment each other very well.
Bellmers 2 years ago 2
Thanks.I agree. Al Leong has choreographed countless action sequences and continues to do so. Many stunt coordinators often go uncredited unless you dig for the information : )
bassyck 2 years ago 2
0.07 haha thats what bruce lee does, touches his nose with his finger lol
sagat1916120 2 years ago
this fight was pure awesome, Brandon Lee was very gifted, he was special, its not fair, why did he have to go so soon, we would have loads of these classic fighting movies, this movie was very special to me, thank you brandon lee for one of the best movie ever, RIP Brandon Lee and Bruce Lee,
Respect2000000007 2 years ago
I dont think he woulda kept doing fighting movies cuz he wanted to be an actor and get away from his father's shadowed...he just wanted to use martial arts and his last name as a vehicle to get into the Hollywood scene...and my God he was a great actor too...
flight23magic32 2 years ago
This type of fight seens can not be duplicated and the use of no special effects is great. Most movies speed up the actors to make them look fast and powerful and use too much cgi. In this one you can see the full body mechanics behind it. Which is what real martial artist want to see in their movies.
RDraGon2179 2 years ago
Yeah...and I always thought in the case of Bruce Lee everything was more real cuz they didnt have the technology we haver now...and from what I know Bruce was so fast that they actually had to speed him down!
flight23magic32 2 years ago
Brandon wanted his fight scenes to be more than just blood and guts.. He wanted it to be more of a dance, more balletic kinda way. U know, I think this was part of his expression in a doing a Martial Art for an audience in a movie
leonardo1168 2 years ago
Very realistic fight scene, a rarity in today's films with all the CG and wires. Brandon Lee and I were born in the same year. I also practiced wing chun and JKD back then. I was a major fan. RIP Brandon.
conanfiles 2 years ago 2
Rapid Fire is one of the best films ever made, period. 4get about action, its easily the most perfectly made action film ever, but its bigger than that, its a great tale, filled with great acting. Brandon Lee singlehandedly turned me n2 a movie junkie when i saw Rapid fire in the theater n 1992. Every aspect of it is top notch. Brandon and Bruce will never be replaced or forgotten.
mrmajestyk81 2 years ago
U r so absolutely right about that Bruce and Brandon will never be replaced nor forgotten...I always thought that Brandon Lee woulda been a great actor much in the style of Johnny Depp...and I think they kinda look like...
flight23magic32 2 years ago
But Depp doesn't have slitty eyes !
royalwelshguards 2 years ago
Brandon didn't have extremely slitty eyes neither...
flight23magic32 2 years ago
That's cause he was half Caucasian. Actually, Bruce was 1/8 German, so Brandon was more than half white.
royalwelshguards 2 years ago
Yeah...on his mother side...I know that...
flight23magic32 2 years ago 2
now thats a fight
RV8231978 2 years ago 2
i never ge tired of this
cage987 2 years ago 6
me neither.. watch this fight at least one time a day.. love the music, the choreography.. so direct. its one of my favorite fight scenes. and the wing chun sequence is awesome!
kickmasta 2 years ago 3
One of my all time favorite fight scenes in a movie. His father would have been proud. If there is an after life, I am sure he's already said so. RIP Brandon Lee. He was so gifted. A shame for his life (as well as his father's to be cut so short
ChristovBelmont 2 years ago 7
I know right. He was a great successor to his father.
Imagine if he managed to do another film, it should have had him fighting either Chuck Norris, Jet Li or Jackie Chan!
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago 3
if anyone was a successor to Bruce Lee, it was his son Brandon, who knows what else he would have accomplished if he was still alive
TheIronwarrior74 2 years ago 22
That's what I said & nobody knows what would've happened.
I just wish he could've lived longer, live a good life & at least get to fight someone like Jet Li or Jackie Chan or Jason Statham
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago
@SeanConnery9000 that would be cool but I think Jackie would not wanna get his ass kicked by another lee, one was bad enough
Shanethefilmmaker 2 years ago 2
LOL, True! Chan did get killed in Enter the Dragon!
In fact, I think he got killed twice.
But if Jet Li fought Brandon, that would be the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny (for real!)
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago
@SeanConnery9000 actually officialy chan got killed by bruce once, counting his stunt double act as the main villain in fist of fury, then it would be twice.
Shanethefilmmaker 2 years ago 2
Yeah, I know he got killed in that film but I think he also got beat up once in Enter the Dragon then got killed as a different henchmen once again in Enter the Dragon
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago
@SeanConnery9000 And maybe Jean Claude Van Damme or Steven Seagal or something...but I think it would be funny had he fought Jason Scott Lee and especially Danny Chan Kwok Kwan! LOL...
flight23magic32 2 years ago
Why would that be funny?
Hell no! He better not fight a fake such as Seagal (don't get me wrong, I love his early work way before he did DTV films but Akido supposedly isn't a very effective skill like his movies make it out to be) and Van Damme only a few good movies in his entire career & by the time he started making good movies again, he was DTV as well.
Brandon Lee needs to fight Jet Li period!
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago
@SeanConnery9000 U r right about Steven and Jean Claude making great movies early in their career.But I said that it would be funny had he fought Jason Scott Lee and especially Danny Chan Kwok Kwan cuz he looks exactly like his father...
flight23magic32 2 years ago
OK, that's funny alright!
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago
Plus, remember that Jason Scott Lee played Bruce Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993)
SeanConnery9000 2 years ago
@SeanConnery9000 Yeah I know it...its a very good movie...I have it on DVD and also somebody uploaded it here on youtube...
flight23magic32 2 years ago