Enter The Dragon (Bruce Lee Vs O'Hara) HD
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- Enter the Dragon
1973 ‧ Drama/Thriller ‧ 1h 50m
7.7/10
IMDb
95%
Rotten Tomatoes
83%
Metacritic
89% liked this film
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Bruce Lee plays a martial-arts expert determined to help capture the narcotics dealer whose gang was responsible for the death of his sister. Lee enters a kung fu competition in an attempt to fight his way to the dealer's headquarters with the help of some friends.
Initial release: July 26, 1973 (Hong Kong)
Director: Robert Clouse
Music composed by: Lalo Schifrin
Languages: English, Standard Cantonese
Producers: Bruce Lee, Raymond Chow, Fred Weintraub, Paul Heller, Leonard Ho
The Copyright Act of 1976 is a United States copyright law and remains the primary basis of copyright law in the United States, as amended by several later enacted copyright provisions. ... It became Public Law number 94-553 on October 19, 1976 and went into effect on January 1, 1978. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
“Boards don’t hit back”
RIP Bruce Lee (November 27, 1940 - July 20, 1973), aged 32
You will be remembered as a legend.
Every time I watch this scene, I'm "Why did you bring this wooden board to this fight?" Surly the intimidation did not work. Already had a death sentence.
That is one of the best lines in the whole movie. I also like the one in the very beginning when he is asked by his teacher: And what technique do you hope to achieve? And Bruce replies, "to have no technique."
My goodness he died young. I forgot how he died
@@lockheedhenesy3899
His body stopped working, that's how he died!
Bolo said the same thing to van damme in bloodsport
The only thing that keeps Chuck Norris alive today, is the fear of facing Bruce Lee in heaven.
LOL, you got the point!
the hell, never thought of that
LOL they'd be ordering beers and swapping stories!
I'm a fully trained expert in all levels of the fight scene and my style is unacceptable and not very effective my good fellows.
lool
As a little boy growing up, Bruce Lee gave me hope. As a 52 year old man, I am even more grateful for Bruce Lee. Long live the King!
1971?
Have you trained in any martial art?
you are not old ;) age is only state of mind my friend
私は56歳です。やはり影響を受けました。
１９６７年で今は５６歳
This is the most iconic martial art fight scene ever recorded
and only 50 likes,.world is doom,.idiots are everywere,.this no long secret,.who can see he see,.
@@dejansretenovic2496 tf are you even talking about lmao
Bruce vs chuck Norris!
No it's not, Bob Wall can't even fight
Pretty one sided for best fight ever
One of the best fight scenes in martial arts films! Rest in peace Bob Wall, Bruce Lee, Jim Kelly and John Saxon.
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Also r.i.p. to Shih Kien(character who ran the island, and the tournament). So I guess Bolo is the last man standing.
Rip Bob Wall,Bruce Lee, Jim Kelly and John Saxon.
check out the fight scene in "The Way of The Dragon" against Chuck Norris, that's by far the greatest fight
@@Nader1965 I seen that fight scene about a 100 times, and you're right it is one of the best fight scenes of this type, but it's the best that Bruce Lee ever did.
Based on what had happened to Bruce Lee's sister in the film, the vengeance was the greatest of all Bruce Lee films. Bruce didn't allow his emotions take over him,he was in total control of his emotions until he landed the final blow which was the flying stomp. The emotions on his face says it all...to finally let it all out...to remember his sister...this touched me. Bruce Lee is the Greatest Martial Artist of all time..Legend 🐉 Rip Bruce ❤️
He really milked every drop from the fake TV Kung Foo craze.
He is event one of the Greatest Artist All time equal with Charlie Chaplin and Marilyn Monroe
I seen this film in 1983 and the funny thing was l couldn't remember it until years later. Great stuff watching "the master" at work. My hero.
Lee did not want to kill Ohara, but he had no choice. Ohara was determined to fight until one of them was dead.
This movie is the GOAT of martial arts movies! It set the bar and it will not be surpassed RIP Bruce Lee 🙏❤🔥
The grandmaster is pretty close
That first punch at 0:50 is my favorite attack in any media.
Don't know how Bruce Lee did it, but he was able to inject such raw visceral emotion into a single punch.
He basically grabbed O'Hara's arm..and he did the punch
@darkgable85 at lightning fast handspeed and with ZERO telegraphic movement 👀
The sequence at 1:21 is my favorite. So nuanced and incredbile. I've watched it over and over and in slow-motion it's super impressive too
Dude was like “ who hit me” “didn’t realize the fight started .00001 ago”
@@darkgable85
It is neither a punch nor a grab. It is a movement called "check and backfist" in traditional Chinese martial arts. You dont grab but "check" the opponent's lead arm downward (keeping contact) then throw a backfist. Your opponent can block your backfist and return the same technique back to you. In Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story that very sequence I'm describing is performed by a young Bruce. This is a basic (often first) technique in what is called "trapping." Trapping is a range of fighting somewhere between punchung and grappling. Think of Wing Chun chi-sao.
I remember showing this movie to my girlfriend years ago. She'd never seen a Bruce Lee movie before and she thought it was going to be some cheesy action thing to laugh at. She came away with this total sense of surprise at how great it was and this newfound respect for Bruce Lee.
Almost 50 years later, no one can't appreciate him.
I know why he's waiting! 🤭
t .byrne
And then this film made her realise how cowardly and puny you are!
Even my grandma said this movie is tough. Those were her exact words.
What a foolish girlfriend ! LeL.
Bruce Lee might be the only person in history that is respected by the whole world.
Great scientist and inventors too..
Mj too
Keep up the fantasy.
Rowan Atkinson
Bruce lee a myth wasn’t never good at martial arys
This is waaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy way way way and far better than today's Hollywood movie...... love cult classic martial art films.
Without this movie many things we love today wouldn’t exist. RIP Bruce
I’m in my 50’s. I first saw this movie when i was about 10 years old. Shortly after i enrolled in martial arts school. My sole purpose was to be like Bruce. When i entered tournaments, i imitated the sounds he made. To say he was my hero is such an understatement. My eyes are totally blurred with tears as i type these words. I am a traditional man and tears don’t come easily for me… unless i’m watching Bruce Lee in action. RIP legend!
Same here. Started in the playground. The movie enjoyed re-release all through 1978 and still it was standing room only especially when double billed with "Five Fingers of Death". I had the fortune of a group of us being at my instructor's house one day in 1977 rehearsing a demo routine for a tournament when we got into discussing this scene. Did Lee really possess that speed in the opening technique and how in the heck did Bob Wall time it the way he did. It got loud. We finally asked sensei what he thought. He was on the phone. He waved us off. After a few minutes, he hung up and made another call saying, " Whats happening Bob?" He handed us the phone and said, " Ask him yourself."
@@shihanuke3683 And what was the answer?
I'm 45, I only saw the reruns of Bruce Lee movies late at nights while channel surfing during the 80s. This man pioneered the Martial Arts movie genre !!!
Same here!
Good to see y'all reliving the memories
This fight is a good example of how important it is to control your emotions during a fight. Lee is face to face with the man responsible for his sister's death but he remains disciplined enough to stay focused and in control. Meanwhile O'Hara gets too angry when being on the losing end and he fights more and more carelessly as Lee easily counters his attacks.
good assessment.
Not only a fight, also in a life :)
I am feeling sad my dear great Bruce lee you are not alive in this world if you are alive in my country you are the boss for all bodies criminals bastards bitches and witches will die in my country and you will be prime minister or president of this country you will teach great lessons to criminals it is a pity god as taken you away in such a young age i dont know why god did this to you specifically leaving crores and crores of criminals in this universe
But this is Bruce Lee
@@sanchezmorales99 Yes, and?
The GOAT of martial art movies. The fury & passion Bruce Lee displays are second to none..
There's something about watching Bruce Lee and watching 80s martial arts films in general. It just gives off a vibe that I truly can’t describe with words
Then don't try now.
70s. BL died in '73
Весёлый был Брюс, много шутил, но не на сцене
“Don't cry because he died.” “Smile because he was born.”
@100 miles stfu
Guess AM lucky born 27.11.73 ...
Don’t be happy this comment exist cry because this comment is stolen
@@BobMarley-ri1nm 😂😂
Never born Again.
because he weren't a human being.
Bruce's screen presence and ability to project emotion was simply incredible. I liken it to how Jimi Hendrix projected so much emotion through the guitar.
Jimi Hendrix And Bruce Lee are both born on november 27...two Years difference.
@@ibanez9179 I miss him exactly
Absolutely!!
I thought the moonwalk chicken left it and then became a disbeliever ?
I been saying that for years bro. Jimi and Bruce are the greatest icons of that era by far. Unsurpassed charisma and transcendence.
Rase your hand if you like Bruce Lee 🖐
O'Hara is the character's name and Bruce is the actor's name. People never remember Bruce Lee in his movies as his character's names because Bruce Lee is a legend indeed.
My mother took me to see this movie when I was eleven years old, and what was so surprising to me was how mesmerized my mother was by Bruce Lee’s screen presence. When the movie ended she said he is a lethal weapon. I had the biggest smile on my face. Fond memories.
ya mum was in love with bruce lee
Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.........
I have not watched the movie yet but I will 🙂🙂🙂🙃🙃
She probably strummed herself over him that night
@@staysolidshades254 But, do not belive that Jesús was a god or son of God ... he was a profet and mesanger of God ...
Bruce Lee was the closest thing the earth had to a Goku or a Batman.
No no no! He was kato! Peace and love
Liu kang is the truest version of him in fiction
Ironically, both Goku and Batman were greatly influenced by Bruce Lee. Dragon Ball was inspired by Bruce Lee's Hong Kong action movies, while The Dark Knight was inspired by The Green Hornet.
I thought he was one punch man but ight
@@thebestthereis2729 Marshall Law from Tekken
My legendary hero Brucelee🙏🏽👌🏼🎉❤️👍🏽
Love this fight scene because it truly shows how amazingly fast Bruce Lee's punches were.
Can’t believe he died 6 days before this masterpiece was dropped 😭 Rest In Power Bruce Lee
Imagine his poor wife who had to attend the opening of the film. She said as heart wrenching it was she had to honour him.
Tĺ
When bruce lee died, a part of me died
Ae0nMike it’s a true tradegy
He was murdered he was a sacrifice
When i was 5 in 90s i never knew he passed away and used to watch his movies. He is my childhood superhero. I was 8 when my dad told me he had already passed away and i cried that day. It was very hard to believe at that moment. RIP legend❤❤
God bless you bro
Same here. My uncle told me. Me and your story are identical. Bruce is my idol and will always be!
Aww...I am feeling so sad after reading your comment 😖
Same
Everyone can relate to this comment
I don't know how realistic this is, but it is the best martial arts fight scene I ever seen.
It was this movie that made me Bruce Lee fan for life.
I'm 57 years old and Enter the Dragon is in my top 5 movies of my life time.
I know the big boss dragon kick,return dragon 5 yungak,
22 years old. The Film is an unforgettable classic.
The same here
I saw that movie 20 times within a year.
im with you and im 69 yes i said 69
This man was a walking martial arts exhibition. Heck, he was martial arts in human form! Much respect.
In my late fifties. I saw the premiere back in August of 73 inside a packed theater. When i say packed, I mean people standing in the isles back through the doors spilling into the lobby, sitting on the arm rests of the end seats, and sitting on the balcony stairs and railings. Some people opened the side fire doors to the alley and people leaned in from outside. The ushers didn't even try. They understood. But the critics didn't. They saw a James Bond imitation kung fu movie with a TV actor with one series under his black belt. I saw a crowd like that again later in the year with "The Exorcist" and in 75 with "Jaws". But "Enter" was the action film that did business like that. Had Bruce lived, the movie would have been a franchise like "Shaft" " Dirty Harry" and planet of the apes. If nothing else, every time "Enter " was re-released through the years , it lined people around the block at night in the rain for the midnight showing.
god DAMN Marshall Law giving everyone a quick reminder of this legendary scene
This fight scene is the strongest masterpiece of a movie that you will never get tired of no matter how many times you watch it.
Yes
A very clever fight scene. Bruce Lee's message to all those around the globe who suffer at the hands of bullies.
A present 🎁 ✨
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Not really I got the opposite , this is what happens when you stand up to Bully’s ..
@@TURTWIG094
Exactly the message, Bruce Lee is telling victims to stand up to bullies rather than suffer because of them.
@@scholar151 ?
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I love Bruce's expression from 3:06 It shows his anger and sadness, anger towards his opponent, and sadness that he had to kill him
In the movie, O Hara kills his sister. He remember his sister's death at that moment.
@@GoodBoyloveYeah, but he still has empathy.
He looks like he's taking a shit for the first time.
@@Nateywadey He easily beat him in the fight and let him live. O'Hara didn't want to accept he was beaten and tried fighting dirty with broken bottles. He therefore showed he had no decency to accept defeat and live, or to follow the code of martial arts which is why Lee killed him - albeit reluctantly.
Even Han gets upset by O'Haras actions and later states:"O'Hara's treachery has disgraced us."
Lee is bound by a code of honor and respect. Earlier in the film he visits his mother's grave before departing for Hong Kong: "You will not agree with what I'm going to do. It is contrary to all that you have taught me, and all that Su Lin believed. I must leave. Please try to find a way to forgive me."
Lee is a self-reflecting man and knows what he is about to do would make his own mother very disappointed and he therefore hopes she can forgive him. (To the Chinese the spirits of our dead ancestors or with us and dishonoring them is a great sin)
@@McLarenMercedes Then if he died during the film set, then how did the movie finished, while the production of the film in game of death wasn't even half done, and honoring bruce lee in the film does not mean he died during the production of the flm, the film of game of death had alot more plans, while enter the dragon was already done.
You can watch this scene one, twice, or a thousand times. It's pretty much the epitome of 'badass' in a fight sequence. This 2:15 sequence alone lives in history.
"Boards dont hit back"
Legend
Mubarak Ahmad exactly what I thought
Chong Li said the same to Frank Dux during Bloodsport
Yah
@@isaacluis1416 Seems quite clear what it means taco
In the movie Bloodsport Bolo's character made the same comment about Van Damme breaking the brick (the Dim Mak technique demonstration). I like to think it was a call out to honor this scene
Something I don't see discussed as often as everything else... but worth comment.... is Bruce's incredible footwork. Not just here but in all of his legacy... he literally floats like a butterfly. That Cha Cha champion status carried over into his martial art big time. Just watching him control the distance with such grace is awe inspiring
People
Good eye.
This and he was a huge Muhammad Ali fan
He was a huge Muhammad Ali fan. It's likely studied Ali's footwork and adopted a personalized version of it for his Jeet Kun Do.
The fact Bruce didn't want to kill the man who's responsible for his sisters death showed he had great discipline!
Han warning O'Hara a few times showed he did care for his own bodyguard and doesn't want him to get kimself killed.
But O'Hara letted his rage get the better of him and ignored not only Han but shook off another guy trying to stop him from using the bottles and it costed him his life
One can never get tired of this movie, we discovered it in the 80s as like most kids, we went through a phase of doing a doctorate on Bruce Lee, watching every Lee movie, then Bruce Li movies and then renting anything to do with martial arts (the worst being "They Call me Bruce"). One of the most memorable documentaries running around at the time was "The Man and the Myth" (starring Bruce Li), when Bruce Li had those sun glasses on, he was Bruce Lee. Everyone had a Bruce Lee poster at home, the Bruce Lee game on the C64 was one of the best, if anyone saw a Nunchucka in the shops (normally plastic ones because it was a banned item) you'd run to buy it. The worst attempt I saw was someone practicing with and old phone (1980s phone with the cord on the hand set). The O'Hara fight scene sounds were the most memorable punch sounds that we ever heard. The second punch is almost a symbol sound for Bruce Lee's enter the dragon, together with that slow motion kick (which they sampled and used in the C64 game The Way of the Exploding Fist). This fight scene is the turning point in this movie, silence of the audience watching Lee vs O'Hara says it all. I remember kids mimicking this scene and having the name as Oldhara (instead of O'Hara).
Never get tired of watching this scène. RIP 🌹🕊 Bruce Lee 🕊🌹
because it was an classic learning material of kungfu😎
Yess
I could watch it a million times
Rip
What about O'hara?
Back in those days people trained with great intention. Martial arts was a way of life for people like Bruce Lee. It wasn't about competition only or just for fighting. It was a socially significant philosophy fostered with conditioning and a disciplined way of life. His contribution will never be forgotten.
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Said it perfectly
My dad always found himself in Bruce Lee, always showing me the likes of him and the other greats like a Norris, Van Damme, etc. but Lee just hits the top note.
Bruce Lee the Dragon 🐉 remains a legend for life ❤
I loved Bruce Lee. This is one of my favorite movies
Honestly, Bruce was a very underrated actor. You can really feel the emotions in Lee as he deals the BRUTAL killing blow to O'hara. A mix of pleasure and horror.
Absolutely! His sister...
@@greatmatth3093 I'd of done the same
Goldjsiis
Thats why I loved Bruce Lee. He dealt well with emotional content. His fighting scenes themselves were like conversations whereas Lee would offer his contrarical objection would then turn out to be respected. Very powerful. You can see he threw all of his Chi into that death blow, crushing Oharas chest cavity.
@@yadacoleman65 murtabak cerdana
Who’s still watching 2019?
- film never dies!!!
They put it on Netflix as well
@@dashferry06 yup. Watched it today!
Fab Morpho That’s really good! A lot of people (new generations) don’t even know who he is and what a masterpiece of a film this is!
@@dariuskamra6659 dariush jan Bruce was a legend and dige paida nemishe mesle in. Never
STFU
I'm happy Bruce Lee got a star on the Hollywood walk of fame rest in peace legend
What makes this fight so great is the realism. No wires or histrionics, just real athleticism and speed. That flip kick looked effortless.
Bruce Lee had such intensity and raw emotion! They'll never be another like him. They way he jumped in the air and landed on that guy and then turns around to look at Han. He put everything he had in to that final blow, all the pain he felt u can see it in his face.
The actor Robert Wall who received that kick that sent him into the chairs, was an actual martial artist himself, trained by Chuck Norris, Joe Lewis and Gene LaBell. He said he told Bruce to make the kick real. Do not hold back. Robert suggested they do it that way to give it authenticity. Robert suffered two broken ribs. There was no wire to pull him back. That was the actual force of Bruce's kick. He was right, it did give the true feel.
That face of emotions after Bruce Lee jumped on his neck was priceless, Bruce had the complete package, thats what made him different...a true legend, unmatched
Imagine if Bruce had been at Sharon Tate's house the night Tex Watson and the girls came to kill them... I have a feeling Bruce would have killed Tex, I have little doubt... Bruce might have died that day but not before trying to kill Tex and maybe the girls also.
Dat last look@Han was like ,,you are next
O'hara is alive today also at 81 years old. Bruce lee would be 80 if alive today. Both of them were very friendly to each other in real life even though this scene shows them as enemy.
His name is Bob Wall.Show him the respect he deserves.Bob Wall
They were very close friends.
Dragon 🐉 thrives alone
@@Soaring-Dragon Some say that the dragon was nothing more than smoke and mirrors. What say you?
@@melvinsims5379 dragon spirit is a pathless path it will always be hidden from the external world
Best fight scene ever in a movie!
Mine and my dad's hero. Went to Bruce and Brandon's grave in Seattle to pay respects and it was emotional. Just introduced my four year old daughter to this video and have signed her up for lessons, very proud moment for me. Just shows that Bruce went beyond life. I am a 40 year old mancunian woman, but Bruce is like family, that was the power of his reach
Real human being and a real legend of the world bruce Lee
Yeag
very true
One & only Jet li 🔥🔥🔥
@@sw-4733 mou louke
@@beinghuman5010 noulouk
No one can take Brucelee's place. He is the master of the world.
What???😕😂
Yes he is master of the world
@@kiebecanda177 i hope this only sarcasm
No Boyka can
how about ip man :)
Shame on tarantino for insulting bruce lee in his film
Everything about this scene is perfect, steaks super high and emotional catharsis going on inside Lee's character. Nothing will bring his sister back, which is why he is almost disinterested in reclaiming Vengeance;
O'Hara had no idea of how personal this fight was for Lee, and that's why he didn't know that he had absolutely no way to win.
This is the film that changed the entire direction of my formerly bullied life! This guy was my God, back when I was 17. When somebody told me that he had died a year before I left school, I was inconsolable!
Bruce!! Very spiritual individual he was. This is why his art was so crucial. I can watch this movie over and over. Love it!!!
Bruce Lee Vs Goldberg
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Enter the Dragon (1973), released a month after Bruce Lee's death, was the only film I would hear Bruce's actual voice. This was my favorite Bruce Lee film.
It took me 15 years to find out Bruce Lee was dead. I wanted to be like him and at the age of 15, I said one day I'll spar against him to learn from him personally, only to find out that he died right after this movie was filmed. Long before I was even born. It was heartbreaking. Long Live Bruce Lee 💙
He was too good for this mortal coil
@Idris Ali 1990. I wasn't known for doing any research as a teenager lol
@Idris Ali that's weird because I'm 32 now
ohhh shit! you wanted spar with him in a con spar??? WTF...! LOL he did not die, he is alive, here you go buddy.... th-cam.com/video/vE_W6SlpLuQ/w-d-xo.html
Bruce Lee started the revolution. He pave the way that nobody thought about it he unified the martial arts in a modern way. He started something 45 to 50 years ago. He was not bias nor Prejudice and he saw what needed to be done in the world way before somebody else did. He will always go down as a greatest martial artist forever. love you Bruce Lee may your soul continue to rest in peace
He was right all along - the best fighter is not the master of any one style; the best fighter is the fighter who can adapt to the styles of all the other fighters.
3:06 dat part will always be iconic😂😂😂😂
Bruce Lee sir is always dad of marsel art 💪💪🌹
The greatest fight scene ever... Bruce Lee is the name and lives beyond life.
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ever the best
😢😭
"BOARDS DON'T HIT BACK" - BRUCE LEE
Oh looks its the shithead who makes tricks with Bricks
ThePowerOf42 who is shi-thead
@@presidentjiang6762 You don't know that famous quote do you ?
ThePowerOf42 I only know that shithead is a name
Brick not hit back. - Bolo
Its been 51 years since we lost the legend miss you bro Bruce lee you were the best 💔🥀
👍🏻
I will always remember this fight sequence - the two opening strikes in particular. It’s one thing to be caught off guard for that first punch but then Bruce does it again immediately afterwards - amazing speed combined with power. It’s one thing to be fast and another to deliver power - it’s altogether a lot more challenging to be able to deliver both!
The greatest movie line ever, "Boards don't hit back".
Why greatest line? Let's think of one better. How about, "my mother hits harder than that."
@@richardjohnson9696
No personal experiences please!
Didn't Mr miyagi steal that line?
In the movie "Harlem Nights" the boxing match scene, the champ said "Don't take this a** whupping personally".
Bruce Lee.. The champion the champ, legend.. Every moment of him in this video is legendary.
I don’t think they could have gotten more brilliance and perfection from this scene: the music, choreography, suspense, intrigue, hostility, anger, relief and pure dynamism
That Jump Stomp Is Timeless 🎥✨
1:27 so that's where tekken got the technique from.
Who in 2019 still miss bruce lee?
I miss him man. He would have been a great coach and/or a fighter
😭😭😭😭
An very useless Crying frogs Yes
Me homie
I almost have his whole collection. Every year I rewatch them all!
0:51 Ugh!
1:06 Aunh!
1:23 Agh!
1:31 Uogh
1:41 Critical hit! Uugh
1:52 Ah-ugh
2:01 Uuh
2:10 euegh
2:20 Uuuaaauh!
Thanks so much, I have been searching this lyrics.
@@amaganic It's what I do, man
@@joelpolnareff399 Haha, 💝
You can’t get deeper dialogue than that.
😁😁
you forgot Lee's finishing @ 3:07 - ooooooaaaaahhhhhhhhhhrrrrr
Could you imagine be a kid seeing this movie in theaters, and you blink when he punches 😭
This scene is the reason why I will randomly just shout out ‘O’HARA!’ from time to time
Boy, did Bruce Lee have charisma. The greatest martial artist ever!
Everybody has a other Fighter that he thinks is the best / greatest of all time.
But what about the master that taught him everything he knew
@@theemperor1782 True :)
@@PepperWilliamsMusicBlend did you know IP man and Bruce Lee had a spar and IP man kicked his ass
@@theemperor1782 I can believe that
Best scene ever. Gotta give credit to Bob Wall also because his timing was so good that it looked like he was actually being hit (and kicked). The last flying kick to the chest (that sent him flying into the spotters) actually resulted in an injury to one of the spotters. Looking at it closely, Bruce really does connect but it's more of a push (with his foot) expertly disguised as a kick. That's shows immense technique as well as power.
I read somewhere that Bruce’s kick that sent Bob Wall flying backwards also fractured a couple of his ribs and broke one of the arms of the stuntman Wall fell on..... 😂 Classic Master Lee
@@vincentamadio9350 True - As most now know, Bob Wall passed at age 82. Sources , (e.g. TMZ) are quoting him about this fight sequence wherein he confirms that his ribs were broken. The quote given had Bruce saying, ""Bob, I wanna hit you, and I wanna hit you hard".
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@@qiegellgwenquettadelin1929 dghh
yea, it was a push. He was way too close to Wall to do damage with that type of kick. Great scene
Boards don’t hit back.
Speed, control, focus and technique. …. And strong character. All coming together! Most inspirational.
The God of martial arts. No one can ever replace him , no one
someone as good or better than bruce will come eventually.. but that someone sure has a lot of homework to do :)
I Doubt it @@nunosousa4689
"Boards don't hit back" - Guy who's never tried woodworking
Woodworking is hard
Ardham.telugulo.cheppandi.please
Yes, I'm a chippie and I can attest to that fact.
hahaa...spoken by a person who has sawed knotty pine and knotty cedar planks before! POW!
Still a better line then, Me love you long time!
Bruce Lee changed the world. Great martial artist.
Bruce Lee was the most. Although I am Donnie Yen fan I have to admit I never get tired of seeing Bruce Lee kicking O'Hara's ass and the look on everyone else's face that they don't want to go toe to toe with Bruce. Priceless.😂
It's crazy that Bruce's kick were so strong that when he sent bob flying back one of the stunt crew members catching him fell and broke his arm, that shit should tell you how powerful Lee's kicks were 🔥🐲
Yet there are these haters. They mention Bruce, was just an actor and ok fighter. Yet there are life accounts.Even from real martialartist at a high level. That Bruce was the fastest they had ever seen and was a real deal martialartist!
Lightning speed!!! The slap on the face and the back kick. No words. What a fighter. Salute you Sir
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All I have to say is, " BOARDS DON'T HIT BACK".
His speed and agility were incredible. He really was one of a kind.
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I remember the first time I saw this movie when I was 8 - TOTALLY blown away. Bruce Lee was THE MAN. I've loved watching martial arts ever since...
0:32"Boards don't hit back" Bruce Lee, the best ever.
I thought he said boards you donkey man 😂😂😂🤣
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@@captainamerica5014 Movie fighter, Yes! Real fighter, No! Sugar Ray Leonard holds that title.
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When Muhammad Ali was told how much Bruce Lee respected him as a fighter Ali said he couldn’t think of a greater compliment in his life time .....
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Muhammad Ali never said anything about Bruce Lee. Muhammad Ali is a professional boxer and Bruce Lee is an actor. Ali is an idol of Bruce Lee while Ali knows nothing about Bruce Lee.
Asian women want to marry white women Ali definitely knew who Bruce Lee was, he was an extremely well known martial artist and actor. Bruce Lee doesn’t get enough credit for the contributions he lended to MMA and other mixed martial arts sports, He’s and icon and a very interesting man. When asked who would win, Bruce humbly said Ali, however when Ali fought inoki, his kicks were devastating. The true catch if the two were to fight is that Ali would punch harder, but Bruce knows way more diverse and unique fighting styles. A grapple would have crippled Ali!
@@ilovesleepingwithotherpeop9945 ...thats not entirely accurate.
@@ilovesleepingwithotherpeop9945 "Bruce Lee is an actor." That's a good joke. Bruce Lee was a martial artist first, the best even. Get your facts straight.
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The true legend. None of actual martial artists has reached his level. Maybe actual martial artists like Jet Li or Donnie Yen are highly skilled, but they are not at Bruce's level.
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Bruce lee never dies and this video never gets old
At the very beginning of this clip is some low-key good acting. Bruce Lee’s facial expression changes when he realizes he must fight O’Hara. You could almost feel his eagerness to punish O’Hara, and when he does, it’s one of the most satisfying scenes in martial arts movie history.
In addition to his unique mastery in martial arts, his screen presence is spellbinding! Brilliance goes with an inherent style, making his personality a class apart. Great man!
I think he was part of the elite! Ps. Look up Gene kim n Chuck missler on TH-cam
one man which is loved and respected and inspired by all the world even decades after his passing . the one and only Bruce Lee .RIP LEGEND
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This has to be one of my all-time favourite movies. Not just for the superb Bruce Lee, and other actors, but for the two most powerful moments, emotional moments, as Lee defeats the Irishman who was responsible for his sister's death. That moment when he crushes the guy's chest, that expression on his face. And before that, in the earlier scene when his sister was fighting these guys, and ended up in her suicide so they could not dishonour her, or kill her - she was marvelous. That entire scene was dark, but she was like a small swift arrow of light, but headed for disaster. Incredible movie moments. Let alone all the amazing fight scenes, and John Saxon, etc. 😎
Yes, but did you see the 3-4 people who fell? back after the kick and not touched by anyone? Fake Scene
Was this a spoiler lmao
@@JuanMendez-theguanenonli Don't know what Imao is. Me iz old ! 😋
I am older than the film. Everybody who loves Lee, already knows what I said.
Except newbies. So...sorry...but it was the early 70s. 1970's. Like nearly 50 years ! 😂🤣😂😋🌈🌞🖖
@@sophiastuart-watts7971 Lmao means laughing my ass off. And I haven’t seen the movie so I was wondering if this video happened to give away the ending of the movie.
You're OK - both instances are part of the movie, but not the end.What happens in the end is ... Kidding ! Not going to tell you. What I said was just a
origin background story to impress the importance of the fight Lee was to have later on ! Best Lee film though.😋🌈🌞💐🍭
Slow down the playback speed at 1:24- It appears as though it's an elbow punch, but he actually does a block remover, an elbow feint and then a back fist to actually knock him down. No wonder he was so fast. What a genius!
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You're right. He back fists O'Hara and returns his fist back to its starting position instantly right after the strike. So it appears his elbow did the strike. Even in slo-mo, it's tough to see because he was so fast.
You know this is fake right
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@@cdseventy6435 the movies are a re enactment but Bruce Lee was messing dudes up like that in real life also