Bruce Lee: films

[PhullTank57]

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Originally Posted by Vitaliy
I never actually sat through any of the Bruce Lee movies, just constantly see people mention the guy or see some fighting scenes from movies. I was in the store couple of months back and saw a box set of all Bruce Lee movies on VHS because it was VHS the price was dirty cheap so I bought it. They are so damn boring! I cant sit through them!


I take it youre not a martial arts fan ?

Oh man! can you imagine, without a Bruce Lee... there wouldn't be a Martial Law or Forest Law on Tekken??

 

[stotty]

Lol! Stotty... nah, I actually loved ENTER THE DRAGON!!

It really is my favorite Bruce Lee movie! Have always loved that quote btw!

It’s not the same when I say it in my dodgy London accent.

 

[WyldFya]

Personally, none of his movies are rewatch movies. They are ok, but not something I like to watch over and over. The best one IMO was Chinese connection.

 

[WyldFya]

By the way, has anyone else ever been to his school, or grave site?

 

[DiXoN]

enter the dragon and the big boss for me

 

[redtailfool]

enter the dragon and the big boss for me

hey ! ... nvm.

 

[koliveira]

Chinese Conection is my favorite.

What about Green Hornet days! Kato is the bomb!

 

[The TRUST]

To be honest, I'm not a fan of his movies. I just didn't like the movies as a whole. The only reason why I watched them was to see the fight scenes.

His fight scenes are awesome. Can't compare to the master.

I'd rather watch a documentary of all the fight scenes he did in his movies.

 

[Jesse]

I liked Enter the Dragon. One of my earlychildhood memories was piling into the 1972 Ford Country Squire wagon (w/ fake woodgrain side panels) with the family and watching that movie at the drive-in theatre.

 

[PhullTank57]

What about Green Hornet days! Kato is the bomb!

oh yeah, remember when he does that jumping kick and knocks out the ceiling lamp!

I liked Enter the Dragon. One of my earlychildhood memories was piling into the 1972 Ford Country Squire wagon (w/ fake woodgrain side panels) with the family and watching that movie at the drive-in theatre.

Ahh, the good ol' days when they used to sell softdrinks as soda 'Pop'!!

I remember doing something of the same, except it was in my bro's Charger (like the General Lee from the 'Dukes of Hazard')... think we watched 'Game of Death' and the 'Gauntlet' (Clint Eastwood). It was a double feature.