The Last Dragon: Final Fight Scene (HD Clip)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2022
- Leroy (Taimak) faces off against Sho'nuff (Julius Carry).
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An enjoyable pastiche of martial arts, romance, music, and video, THE LAST DRAGON presents a likable young hero, Leroy (Taimak), who aspires to become a kung fu master. Though black and living in Harlem with his family, Leroy lives like a Chinese. Trouble arises in the form of a huge black man who calls himself "Sho' Nuff, who is determined to prove himself the kung fu master of the neighborhood. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Who is still watching this in 2024 with me?
Me
Me too
🤚🏽
WAY … yes.
ME
Shonuff is HANDS DOWN the most underrated movie villain of All-Time!!!!
Ever seen that Busta rhymes video with him as shonuff? He definitely gives homage to him.
Bro that is literally Hercule or mr satan from dragonball z 😆
Who da baddest mofo no down around?
Shonuff
Him and Drax from "Osmosis Jones'
This last fight scene was what cemented this movie as a cult classic. It was on a budget with only a little Star power but it still manages to get me every time. The music, Sho-Nuff being a badass and chewing the scenery, Bruce Leroy managing to look outclassed at first and then serenely powerful . . . It’s one of the best of the 80s cult movies. And so many people love and remember this film!
I AM 43 YEARS...THIS SCENE GIVES ME CHILLS...THE MUSIC..THE FEEL OF THE GLOW...I WILL NEVER STOP WATCHING...EVEN AS AN ADULT...THIS MOVIE IS EMBEDDED IN MY HEART...A LOVE STORY..A STRUGGLE OF GOOD AND BAD...SOO MUCH...I MISS YOU 80S...MUCH LOVE..THE LAST DRAGON...
Hell yes brother I’m 35, and this movie stands. I have t shirts man. The power is within you!!
Spotify has these songs. Been rocking the glow for a few weeks now.
Shoooooo Nufffffff!!!! The baddest Mofo low down round town, soul ninja bro, with the kick ass glo!!!! You want to beeeee soul brotha Numba 1?
I’m 40 and I literally watched this movie so many times, that while at school my Mother threw my cassette tape away and told me it got lost !!!😂❤ love ya mom, but Bruce Leroy was pissed for a longggggg time, cause he couldn’t get his feetsa to Daddy Greens pizza!!!!
@@dcw3483 Post the links please.
2:58 I’m 40 years old and still get goosebumps when this part comes on. That 80’s era, the music, the glow on Sho’nuff’s hands.. this movie is a classic 🔥🔥
Yeah! Playtimes over boy! 🔥
Lol me too
PREACH
I'm 41 and I could not agree with you more
Lemme go muhfucka lemme gooooo....my favorite line when Leroy cripples his hands. This movie will always be a classic!!
37 years later and this movie still hits the same.. 🤝🏼🥴
Yassss bro same 🤘🏾
No doubt brother we all want the Golden Glow but the best thing is, God gave it to us from the beginning.
It still sucks…lol!!!
@@luisnin3780 this movie is a classic, man
This movie is a crappy classics!! Not only that, it was meant as a comedy and you guys are taking it like an action flick!!! By the way Taimak career is done…lol!!
And Leroy being such a good kind hearted dude throughout the movie, continued that by making sure Sho'nuff didn't drown at end.
Oh Eddie, I don't wanna k..k...kill anybody!
Yeah. I like to think they ran into each other a week later and decided to get a beer together now that the beef of who's the master was settled.
If he let him drown it would be murder
5:42 We ain bout to act like Leroy wasn't the first Super Saiyan hitting Sho Nuff with them Ultra Instinct kicks!
Catching the bullet with his teeth tops off this legendary scene!
When he shouts “LEROY!!!” and that music hits, still feels the same today as when it did as a kid in the 80’s!
Facts
What's the name of the music?
@RHFactor100 The Last Dragon- Main Theme
Bongggggg!
@@bruceleroy8063 I do that sound every time cuz I'm like it's the hardest seen he was laughed at I killed
Rest In Peace Julius Curry , Leo O’Brian and Vanity 🙏🏽😔
I had no idea 😢
Dam. Had no idea they died. 😔
Ernie Reyes Jr. just had a successful kidney transplant in October. His family raised $75,000 thru Gofundme to help with his medical expenses.
@@KHAOE1 I'm glad he's doing better. I've been a fan of his since tmnt 2 and surf ninjas.
@@slanetroyard92 I used to watch him back in the 80s when he had a show called "Sidekicks". It only lasted one season but I loved it.
Sho'nuff was such a great villain. Over the top and hilarious yet, somehow, some way, believable ... right down to how he could go bug-eye with his left and squint with his right.
Julius Carry stole every scene he was in.
I saw Julius Carry in a beer commercial. His hair was trimmed neat and he was wearing a suit. You wouldn't believe that was the same guy. Great actor.
Thing I loved about Sho-nuff is that he was a villian or rather a rival that made sense. He was not trying to take over the world, trying to steal the girl, or find some world destroying relic. He was a viscous an cruel fighter talented an well trained by how they showed him, but that felt himself lacking an wanting to be acknowledged so he seeks out people to boost his ego, but in Leroy Sho-nuff thru his own skill sees someone that if he acknowledged him as a master would make it true. Everything he does is to get Leroy to acknowledge him as a master to fill something he knows is lacking.
That's a good analysis. Kudos
Sho Nuff is one of the great movie villains. Didn't care about money or anything like that, just proving he was the best there was.
Exactly. And he was a solid villain too. He was confident about what he did, he didn't use no gun or didn't want to kill nobody, he just wanted to kick some ass. Respectable right there, r.i.p to Julius Carey for bringing this iconic character to life🙌🙌🙌🙌
Kinda like Apollo Creed in Rocky.
True
He was the best until Leroy uocked the glow shonuff had the glow in his hands problem for years.
Just like someone else...from not too long ago! 😎
When Leroy is throwing all those punches and Shonuff is blocking with just one hand is still to me one of the best openings to a fight scene. I would rewind that part too many times. Forever a Classic
Shonuff was a beast!
😂😂 N!gg@ Please!!!
Sort of like the scene in the Matrix where Neo does it at the end
Yea then he hit him with that combo and he SHO'NUFF realized that Leroy wasn't playing around
You can hear Sho'Nuff taunting him while blocking his punches, saying "Mhmm" like "Is that all you got?" He got too complacent after he delivered the slaps. Thinking it was gonna be easy. He just didn't know that next flurry sent his way was about to land. It was just a matter of Leroy adjusting his strategy and catching Sho off guard.
This is the quintessential 80’s movie. The soundtrack, theme and the the GLOW!!!! Will always be one of my favorite memories of growing up in the 80’s!!!
Leroy’s glow covers his enter body representing wholeness: mind body and soul. True belief in oneself.
Shonuff’s glow only covers his hands represent narrow sightedness, only focusing on power or in this case just body. Only possessing mastery over 1 of the 3 temples.
Also noticed when Shonuff sees Leroy’s glow and begins to question his own power, his glow starts to short circuit. Shonuff mind realizes that he is not the master and body isn’t the only temple to focus on. Food for thought.
I’ve seen this movie so many times and never payed attention to Shonuffs hands only part glowing. Good observation
🤭🙄🍪
You are a master as well i see. Great observation
Nah Sho Nuffs glow short circuited cuz he hit that water too tough 🤣🤣😂
@@apostle652 lol
"You are the Last Dragon, you posess the power of the Glow"
Legend!!
Let you're soul glow
Eu sou
My parents was teenagers in 85,but I can't stop playing this song on my phone.
I use to literally watch this every single day on Tape as a kid. I know every line, every scene. This is a POP CLASSIC. This scene and the Bruce Lee homage scene is my absolute fav. Rest In Peace to all the actors that passed .
Me TOO I would just watch this on tape again whenever I felt bullied at school 😁
@@bettyjtanner Yea,me too back in the 80s.The principles of this film are Universal and still hold up today.
Me too my favorite part is when Leroy was getting jumped by those dudes and his karate team came to help him defeat arcadians goons
Lmao damn i thought i was the one, I cried like hell when my pops recorded a Duke basketball game over it.
My sister and I also Young Malik. Legit EVERY WORD
This movie holds so much value to my life! I remember whenever my Dad used to catch us doing something we shouldn't have, he'd creep up out of nowhere and go- "YEAHHH!" He'd call us "Jive Suckas" whenever we didn't want to do chores or made a mess! 😂 He even had the perm and goatee back in the 80's just like him! God I miss my Pop's! So happy to have shared something so impactful and memorable with him.
He sounds amazing
😂😂😂
Love this!
Was your dad Nick Ashford?
Haha That's dope as hell!
Ah yeah, the days when you could literally just walk around with your karate uniform on as a fashion choice. I'm not kidding. People really did that.
It was the eighties. I had a pair of karate shoes back in the day.
Yeah, when I saw roadhouse for the first time, it cracked me up that Dalton wears the top part of a karate gi with a pair of jeans.
Even Ninja wear 😂
I still get Goosebumps when Sho's hands turn Red. This movies has NO SUPERNATURAL elements to it until this part and it fits in PERFECTLY. This movie is timeless.
Play times over boy
1985, everyone in theater said, "oh shit" Cause we never saw anything like this on film
@@wingchundragon
me in 1985 - "Oh shit!"
me in 2024 - "Nah why nigga's glow shorting out now?"
The look on Shonuffs face when Leroy realizes HE is the master is PRICELESS!
When he said muthafucka let me go was priceless 😂
@@jeffreyworthy5384and that Leroy laugh
Shut up!😡🤬
Nothing like the 80s
I always liked that even though Richie was always annoyed by Leroy, when he knew his brother was about to fight for real, he showed his true feelings for him.
The best part of this movie is the fact that the Leroy in real life was a martial artist but not an actor. Shonuff was the exact opposite. The fact they pulled this off is nothing short of amazing!! This movie is definitely under-rated!! Love it!!!
Taimak (Leroy) makes a “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it” cameo in the 90s show WMAC Masters as the character “Striking Eagle”. He is briefly seen in a flashback fighting “Superstar” Ho Sung Pak.
CLASSIC, this movie made me believe I could be a Super Hero as a kid.
Yep....
me too!!!
Same
I was wit’ U!!
You CAN… “There is ONE place that you hAve nOt looked… And, it is there… ONLY there, that you will fInd… The Master!”
The first super sayian sho nuff when starting to glow red 😂
Imagine Sho being the original Jiren
This is my favorite movie of ALL TIME! It allowed me to get through so many dark times at different stages in my life. I always kept the faith because of this movie and the hope that my best would pay off when I needed it the most; and it has..... All of us here are the Last Dragons. Be good , my brothers.
I grew up with Julius Carry (Sho Nuff) on the Southside of Chicago. Back then we knew he was going to be an actor. He was a couple of grades ahead of me and was like a big brother. He was studying martial arts back then.
Thanks for telling that. I don’t know why I thought I read that he didn’t know martial before the role.
Rip Mr. Carry.
So cool!
That's an awesome story! I didn't know he was from Chicago. I am too. Still one of my favorite villains to this day! He made that role iconic! RIP Mr. Carry
I bet he played opposite of his character, probably one of the coolest dudes around
Interesting
When Sho-nuff's red glow shorted out was always one of the greatest moments in this movie to us growing up! Just classic!
Yep. Sho'nuff was simply just a big bully.
yeah i remember i was blown away as a kid in the late 80's
Sho’s red glow was shorting lightening bolts through Leroy’s head for a minute. Classic good vs evil special effects. The 80s were so awesome
Saw this in the theater when it first came out. Sho'Nuff starting glowing and the entire audience lost their mind. It was great.
Shonuff is way more intetesting than what the movie told us. He's got the glow. Really intriguing storytelling.
A prequal about Shonuff in his youth and what led him to his "glow" would be epic
There is ultimate POWER when you use the words "I Am".....It was in Leroy all that time, and when he said "I AM", he became that....
Real talk. We all got the "glow" somewhere inside of us.
There is only one I Am. Worship of self is a form of satanism.
@@SmoothOperator2013 Indeed. I noticed a lot of these movies always write up villains to mention the Lord is some shape or form. Only the villains, because they’re constantly trying to influence people to lose their souls.
You are wrong. The Most High requires his children to have his name. It just doesn't apply to everybody.
Isaiah 45:4
[4]For Jacob my servant's sake, and Israel mine elect, I have even called thee by thy name: I have surnamed thee, though thou hast not known me.
That's right! He spoke his power into existence!, and that's what he became! It just goes to show what you can accomplish when you put your mind to something without doubting yourself.
No matter how many times your hear it... "LEROY!!! You warmed up yet!".... you knew s**t got real!!! Will always love that fight scene... the club scene was off the chains too.!!
The Last Dragon" is a 1985 martial arts film that incorporates elements of fantasy, comedy, and music. While it is a work of fiction, we can explore some possible connections between the characters and Kabbalah's esoteric symbolism. It's important to note that interpretations can vary, and these connections are open to individual interpretation. Here's a deep dive into some key characters:
Leroy Green (Bruce Leroy):
Leroy Green is the protagonist of the film, a martial artist on a quest for self-discovery and enlightenment. In Kabbalah, Leroy can be seen as a representation of the spiritual seeker or "Tzadik" on a journey toward unity with the divine. His pursuit of the "Glow" can be interpreted as the search for spiritual illumination and the divine spark within himself.
Sho'nuff (The Shogun of Harlem):
Sho'nuff is the main antagonist, a flamboyant and ego-driven martial artist. In Kabbalistic terms, Sho'nuff can be seen as the embodiment of the "Yetzer Ra," the inclination towards ego, selfishness, and negativity. He represents the forces that challenge Leroy's spiritual growth and serve as obstacles on his path towards enlightenment.
Laura Charles:
Laura Charles is a television host and a love interest of Leroy. She represents the concept of the Divine Feminine, the Shekhinah in Kabbalah. She serves as a source of inspiration and guidance for Leroy on his spiritual journey, symbolizing the nurturing and supportive aspect of the divine presence.
Eddie Arkadian:
Eddie Arkadian is a sleazy music producer who seeks to control and manipulate the entertainment industry. He can be seen as a representation of the materialistic and ego-driven forces that hinder spiritual growth. In Kabbalistic terms, he embodies the aspect of the "Klipot," the shells or negative forces that veil and obstruct the divine light.
Bruce Leroy's Family:
Leroy's family, particularly his younger brother Richie, represents the importance of familial and community connections in spiritual growth. They provide support, love, and a sense of grounding, reminding Leroy of his roots and the importance of staying connected to his values and heritage.
"The Last Dragon," the concept of the "Glow" plays a significant role. The Red Glow and the Blue Glow can be interpreted in relation to Kabbalistic symbolism as follows:
Red Glow:
The Red Glow represents the fiery and passionate aspect of spiritual energy. In Kabbalah, red is often associated with the sephirah of Gevurah, which represents strength, discipline, and judgment. The Red Glow can be seen as the awakening of the warrior spirit within Leroy, symbolizing his determination, perseverance, and the courage to face his fears and challenges.
Blue Glow:
The Blue Glow represents the calm and harmonious aspect of spiritual energy. In Kabbalah, blue is often associated with the sephirah of Chesed, which represents kindness, compassion, and love. The Blue Glow can be interpreted as Leroy's ability to tap into his inner peace, spiritual connectedness, and his capacity to extend compassion and understanding to others.
The contrast between the Red Glow and the Blue Glow highlights the balance of opposing forces within Leroy and the need for equilibrium in his spiritual journey. The integration of the Red and Blue Glow signifies the harmonious blending of strength and compassion, discipline and love, creating a balanced and enlightened state.
Ultimately, the journey towards the Golden Glow, the ultimate manifestation of the Glow, represents the attainment of spiritual enlightenment, the unification of all aspects of the self, and the realization of one's divine potential. It symbolizes the integration of the sephirot, the harmonious balance of spiritual energies, and the embodiment of higher consciousness.
That build up to get this point is just classic!!! they dont make em like this anymore
This movie will ALWAYS be my favorite martial arts movie. It was so fun and this final fight got you on the edge of your seat the whole time!!! Nostalgia 😊
This was and still is one of my most FAVORITE movies of all time, unique, martial arts/fantasy mixed with GREAT characters and fun performances, AND soundtrack!! LOVE IT.
One of the greatest fight scenes ever and it still holds up!
It's awesome!
I've watched way better fight scenes than this.
@@cliffpadilla5871 Are you kidding me? The music, combined with unlocking their inner power glow and fight choreogroaphy gives me *GOOSEBUMPS!*
I agree.
The Last Dragon" is a 1985 martial arts film that incorporates elements of fantasy, comedy, and music. While it is a work of fiction, we can explore some possible connections between the characters and Kabbalah's esoteric symbolism. It's important to note that interpretations can vary, and these connections are open to individual interpretation. Here's a deep dive into some key characters:
Leroy Green (Bruce Leroy):
Leroy Green is the protagonist of the film, a martial artist on a quest for self-discovery and enlightenment. In Kabbalah, Leroy can be seen as a representation of the spiritual seeker or "Tzadik" on a journey toward unity with the divine. His pursuit of the "Glow" can be interpreted as the search for spiritual illumination and the divine spark within himself.
Sho'nuff (The Shogun of Harlem):
Sho'nuff is the main antagonist, a flamboyant and ego-driven martial artist. In Kabbalistic terms, Sho'nuff can be seen as the embodiment of the "Yetzer Ra," the inclination towards ego, selfishness, and negativity. He represents the forces that challenge Leroy's spiritual growth and serve as obstacles on his path towards enlightenment.
Laura Charles:
Laura Charles is a television host and a love interest of Leroy. She represents the concept of the Divine Feminine, the Shekhinah in Kabbalah. She serves as a source of inspiration and guidance for Leroy on his spiritual journey, symbolizing the nurturing and supportive aspect of the divine presence.
Eddie Arkadian:
Eddie Arkadian is a sleazy music producer who seeks to control and manipulate the entertainment industry. He can be seen as a representation of the materialistic and ego-driven forces that hinder spiritual growth. In Kabbalistic terms, he embodies the aspect of the "Klipot," the shells or negative forces that veil and obstruct the divine light.
Bruce Leroy's Family:
Leroy's family, particularly his younger brother Richie, represents the importance of familial and community connections in spiritual growth. They provide support, love, and a sense of grounding, reminding Leroy of his roots and the importance of staying connected to his values and heritage.
"The Last Dragon," the concept of the "Glow" plays a significant role. The Red Glow and the Blue Glow can be interpreted in relation to Kabbalistic symbolism as follows:
Red Glow:
The Red Glow represents the fiery and passionate aspect of spiritual energy. In Kabbalah, red is often associated with the sephirah of Gevurah, which represents strength, discipline, and judgment. The Red Glow can be seen as the awakening of the warrior spirit within Leroy, symbolizing his determination, perseverance, and the courage to face his fears and challenges.
Blue Glow:
The Blue Glow represents the calm and harmonious aspect of spiritual energy. In Kabbalah, blue is often associated with the sephirah of Chesed, which represents kindness, compassion, and love. The Blue Glow can be interpreted as Leroy's ability to tap into his inner peace, spiritual connectedness, and his capacity to extend compassion and understanding to others.
The contrast between the Red Glow and the Blue Glow highlights the balance of opposing forces within Leroy and the need for equilibrium in his spiritual journey. The integration of the Red and Blue Glow signifies the harmonious blending of strength and compassion, discipline and love, creating a balanced and enlightened state.
Ultimately, the journey towards the Golden Glow, the ultimate manifestation of the Glow, represents the attainment of spiritual enlightenment, the unification of all aspects of the self, and the realization of one's divine potential. It symbolizes the integration of the sephirot, the harmonious balance of spiritual energies, and the embodiment of higher consciousness.
Man its sad they don't make movies like this anymore. Long live the 80s when movies where fun.
Pop Smoke was supposed to play Shonuff in the Last Dragon remake
I saw this movie 5 times in a hood theater in L.A. Taimak and Vanity (Denise Matthews) had great chemistry and they were two of the most beautiful people ever seen on the screen.
Shonuff will always be my favorite charismatic antagonist. Him saying Leroy’s name with that music is just pure awesome.
Also, I think Shonuff should be a Tekken guest fighter for 8 and to honor the late actor. He has the trait of Tekken. If I want to guess, he and Leroy are the inspiration for Tekken.
I've been saying sho nuff or Leroy should be in a Tekken game for YEARS more so sho nuff
But you have Marshal Law for the Bruce Lee. Best thing is try and recreate Leroy
there's something profound about this scene... sometimes we don't think we're good enough and in fact we're masters at what we do
Amen my friend!
Well said...
He'll yeah brother ❤️👍🏾
There is no secret ingredient-P.O. from Kung Fu Panda.
He forgot about his confidence and had self doubts. A master has to have enough confidence to not ever care about self doubts because their experience speaks for itself.
Rip Julius Carry 3rd ,vanity and Leo O'Brien😪😪😪😪
I remember him from Briscoe County.
@@AlejandroGuzman-mh7me don't forget "doctor doctor" show was hilarious
He also guest starred on Boy Meets World
1985 was a great year for movies.
Leroy and Shonuff are the two voices that battle in our heads. That’s why this movie will remain goated
When that song kicks on and Leroy looks terrified seeing ShoNuff with the glow still gives me chills 👍🏾
Yes. This. 😌👍🏾
Play time's over boy.
He flashed back to his own master, then shit himself
My part is when Sho Nuff pulls his hair back on both side and said “Yeeeaaaaaah” like you don’t know what you just got ya self into boy. 😂😂😂. Cracks me up every time.
@@Playboynino310 😂😂
I’m 70, and I’ve shown this to my children and grandchildren to inspire them to be their own masters regardless of the endeavor.
You too can possess the power of “The Glow.”
Be a dragon…
well said
Yessir god bless you for that bro!
Absolutely correct, that's good parenting on your part.
HAHAHAHA
Be a dragon? Nah be a god
40 years old and this movie is still better then most of what comes out of Hollywood these days. Would rather watch this, then The Marvels, any day.
R.I.P Julius John Carry III & Denise Katrina Matthews. Thanks for the childhood memories of me watching this movie like 10 times a day 😂.
This film is my childhood 🔥🔥 R.I.P. Julius Carry, Vanity, Leo O’Brien, ✊🏾
I get ‘video game final boss’ vibes from this scene. Such a masterpiece
Sho nuf is a game called kings of kung fu
I get a dbz fight vibe from this
The journey now before you is the final test....
The streets of rage-esque boss music at the beginning doesnt hurt.
Bro the disbelief on Leroys face when he saw shonuffs glow.....this scared the shit outta me and my cousins.
Leroy had a look of panic😅
Greatest movie from my childhood
I love how the movie builds up to the legend of Bruce Leroy with the catching-bullets-with-his-teeth story, then it actually happens. Such a fun and iconic movie
I still get goosebumps at "I am", 37 years later.
The song alone still gets me krunk!
I watched this as a kid in the Drive-In when it came out. Man it was awesome. Not a single pillow was left un chopped or kicked when I got home.
The Last Dragon, No Retreat-No Surrender, The Wraith, Best of the Best… I’ll never get tired of these films. Great soundtracks too
Most importantly no internet BOTS 😂
I love how scared Leroy looks when he realizes Sho'Nuff has the glow and he doesn't
Foreal he's like man I'm in trouble but all along he had the real glow shonuff just had it in his hands and it was from anger that's why his was red and leroy's own was blue and orange and was glowing all through his body
He was like oh shiiiiit
And the fact he actually looked at his own hands right after, like he was wondering why Sho'Nuff got it and he didn't. Whole scene was just excellent from beginning to end.
Gold not orange.
It showed in his feet too not just his hands.
Rest in Heaven Julius Carry, Vanity and Leo O'Brien.
Sho nuff is one of the greatest movie characters of all time!
The music and the zoom in on Shonuffs face is a few seconds of movie perfection....
Im so glad they dont reboot this. THERE IS NO WAY they can capture the magic and soul of this movie!!!!!!
Real talk, I hate when they remake classic movies like this 💯 if they was to remake it i could see them getting Jamie Foxx to play Leroy 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
@JOHN🐈 : No it wouldn’t be a good choice, hence why i did that emoji ?? I’m tired of seeing remakes and them getting Jamie Foxx or Will Smith all the time 👎🏾👎🏾
@JOHN🐈 : I hear you, no offense taken it’s cool man 👊🏾
@JOHN🐈 : You too 💯
@@adamgordon2572 they would probably choose a younger actor..
“To seek safety, one must go to the heart of danger”
Face your fears folks!
Whats hard about that scene is that at some point Shonuff learned the dark arts and gained his unholy red aura like a Sith in some unknown way. And he probably never expected to encounter someone with the opposite polarity!
This film features one of the most gorgeous actresses in history (Vanity) and soundtracks ever ❤❤
The way Sho Nuff yells his name and the music starts gives it a bit of a horror element for a second. Love this scene so much.
I like the music.
Yes!!!!!
Power of the glow ✊🏾
Those “yeahhhh” sho nuff throws around are so perfectly placed and fits so well with his villain character
Let’s take a moment to realize that Eddie Arkadian was experiencing that which was best in life (To crush your enemies, see them driven before you and hear the lamentation of the women), and Leroy Green jr took it all from him in the last moment.
“You are the LAST DRAGON, you possessed the power of the GLOW!”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“I can’t TEACH YOU NO MORE!!”
What a Classic film. Miss the good old days ❤
Damn near 40 years later and that fight still kicks ass.
Villain and protagonist aside, I always found it meaningful that Shonuff had reached the Glow before Leroy. The belief in ones self - that concept is powerful. Confidence is for "anyone" that believes in themselves. I still dig that flick as much as when i was a kid!
one of the greatest kung fu movies ever
THE GREATEST KUNG FU MOVIE OF ALL TIME!
I grew up on this movie. I'm always shocked that no one I meet has ever seen it. I always and up being like "you just have to watch it. Me explaining the greatness of The Last Dragon will hardly do it the justice it deserves."
Facts. Slap anyone who say different
Facts!!!!!
That eerie moment as the white guy walks over to Leeroy and music dips low "you are the last dragon, you posses the power of the glow" 😭 Perfect sound track, perfect casting, epic fight scene and awesome story. This film was a classic from release day. It's still hitting to this day.
I remember when I was a kid and my stepfather showed this to me for the first time. I got chills when Leroy went "I am."
ShowNuff‼️One of the best movies of all time‼️
Love this scene. When I hear that Last Dragon theme start, I'm honestly crying. Makes me believe I could be the master too.
You can buy that track on iTunes. I have it.
You and me both man
The last dragon is one of my all time favorite movies. I've watched it at least once every year for the past 30 years. When I'm down and out I know this movie will make me feel better. Even just the soundtrack makes me happy. I really miss Julius Carry, I was heartbroken when he passed. Thanks for this.
It's an awesome soundtrack! So sad that Julius, Vanity, and Leo all have died.
Classic 80's martial arts movie!🙂 Fun. Such nostalgia. One of my favorite scenes of the movie.
The best martial arts movie entertainment ever made.
This randomly popped in my feed and I cannot stop smiling after watching it I feel like a child again
Nothing was like the 80's
Amen
Born in '72, I'm *SO* glad I experienced the '80s! Great movies, cartoons, fashion, music and toys! I wanna go back!
@@residentrump3271 Yeah, it was unlike any other decade. Amazing memories for sure.
From 3:02 to about 3:16 is a nice touch to me. Them showing the genuine fear in Leroys eyes when he saw that Shonuff had the glow and he didn't was one of those "Oh shit" moments. It really made you share the fear with him for a moment. Of course LeRoy turned the tables when he got the glow later on 😂 Love this movie, one of my all time favorites. ❤ 🥋 🥷
That scene will always make you smile and believe you're the Last Dragon. ☺
The 1st time I saw this movie was with my older sister, she now has m.s and is almost like a vegetable.. this movie always made her smile....I miss them days 😢
the beautiful secret to this movie was that it played like a comic book, never took itself too seriously, and that made it accessible and fun
They should make a sequel while they can. It could be about Leroy having his own dojo, and him training a special student, someone that shows the same characteristics as him. Then teaching him how to use the power of the glow. Maybe even have the student be his own son.
When he said, “ LEEROYYYYY” that took me tf out and Leroy’s face following it 💀💀💀
Before Super Saiyan Goku there was Leroy The Last Dragon!
Ultra instinct!
That ain't Super Saiyan, that's Ultra Instinct
@Caribbeañ In The House Chinese and all of Asia got their fighting art from Africa. You never heard of the quote,your not a samurai if you don't have african in you.
Shit,even the Asains in this very movie was trying to copy and cover black folks.🤣🤣
it surprises me to remember how much this movie shaped my desire to want to learn Martial Arts.
Am I the only one whose head swayed left to right at 0:52 when Leroy threw all those unconnected punches? LOL!
LeeRoy is the man in many different ways!!! We need more of him in this world.
Hands down the most realistic fight scene of all time! Vanity = sexual napalm! That woman was so fine it was ridiculous!
She truly was, just insane how gorgeous that woman was, and especially in Action Jackson!
Vanity was SUPER GORGEOUS 😍 May she rest in peace
I’m stealing “sexual napalm” that’s a good one (and yes Vanity was insanely hot)
Back down guys she's my lady she don't know it yet but she's mine.....lol. Mad crush on her when I was a kid. RIP she will be missed. Just the way she sang gave me goosebumps. She was smokin hot too.
She's fine as hell in Tales from the Crypt also.
That is hands down the best martial-arts movie of all-time!
Yep! Big trouble in Little China and Kung Fu Hustle are legendary too!
The Karate Kid trilogy too
Showdown in tokyo and Enter the Dragon as well.
2024 still watching the greatest movie of my childhood 😊
i will always take an opportunity to upvote The Last Dragon , luv this movie
RIP to Denise “Vanity” Matthews (Laura), Julius Carry (Sho’Nuff), and Leo O’Brien (Richie Green, little brother locked in the cage cheering Leroy on).
Saw this in the movies with my fellow high school buddies. We had a blast because the 80s was a decade to be a kid. Now when I see my kids when they go to the movies with their friends I think of all of the fun times I had.
Definitely was the best time to be a kid in the 80's with break dancing and everything. That's for sure.
God I miss the 80's 😢
One of the best final showdowns in a movie. Period. Ever. Even with their million dollar actors and cgi today Hollywood couldn't make anything remotely this good.
That's because it was real.
Facts