If any fight scene needs a reaction video from Bruce Lee it’s definitely him vs Chuck Norris which in my opinion is the greatest fight scene of all time
The movie's plot is Bruce discovers that the Thai ice factory he works at is actually a drug smuggling operation with heroin hidden inside the blocks of ice. Which was why the syndicate members are trying to kill him for discovering their secret. The weapons they are using are tools that old ice factories use like hand saws, ice picks, ice hooks and pincers for dragging the huge blocks of ice across the floor.
Tony Ja scenes from Ong Bak, excuse spelling. I met John Saxon from Enter the Dragon and many other films at a martial arts show. He invited me and my brother to a private seminar and gave me an official numbered and signed booklet. He said to me after we had our photo took, "keep that son, it'll be worth some money when I die". RIP John, I enjoyed meeting you and your seminar.
This last punch is one of the most powerful that I ever seen. Only in FIST OF FURY when he faces the two Japanese spies, the first one he kills with another body shot that's fucking brutal.
The Big Boss was the first ever Bruce Lee film I saw when I was little. Plus this is the only film he didn't use nunchucks. I loved this film because of the cool soundtrack and this very fight scene
This Bruce Lee movie the big boss was his first movie in a downtown Chicago movie theater around 1971. Then Bruce Lee Chinese Connection movie came out around 1972, and Bruce Lee movie with Chuck Norris, The Way of The Dragon came out next. The Bruce Lee Enter The Dragon came out August 1973. I was extremely upset the Academy Awards Oscars television show did not mention Bruce Lee's enter the Dragon movie during the 1974 Academy Awards TV program.
Have you ever done reacts to any scenes from the movie "Chocolate"? The main character (JeeJa Yanin) grows up watching hong kong martial arts movies and actually mimics Tony Jaa, Bruce Lee, and Jackie Chan in each of her fights, which includes rooftop, meat factory, ice factory, and warehouse fights. It's absolutely amazing!
I believe, in The Big Boss, the guy he fought at the end originally had the lead roll in the film. Then Bruce came along, his first film. He took the lead roll and also took over choreography and even direction with the camera work. This film is what led to his success, I think it broke box office records over there. It's my favourite of all Bruce Lee films because it's an artistic picture. With Jacky, you have to see Fearless Hyena, released under another title in the US I think. You have to see it from start to finish because of the progression of his skills. And it's funny at times.
The 70's were rough with explicit movie violence. There was a movie released about the Salem witch trials called "Mark Of The Devil" that showed such vile and horrific torture scenes that the ticket seller handed you a barf bag for every ticket sold. After a while it was banned in the United States. I saw a small part of it in the theater. Mostly I just looked away or covered my eyes.
Apart from the scene with the saw, they also cut other fight scenes, such as the guy behind him in the blue shirt who is going to hit him, suddenly he is in front of him after the saw and kicks him.lucky those who saw the film without any cut 2 weeks before its normal release on Saturday and Sunday mornings and evenings.there were probably other scenes being filmed that were not included at all or were simply not filmed.
Would love to see your reaction to Bruce Lee’s climactic fight against The Big Boss at the very end of the film. Would also love to see more of your Bruce Lee reaction videos to say, The Green Hornet tv show from the 1960’s, the O’ Hara/Lee fight in Enter The Dragon and the opening fight with Samo Hung in the same film. Also, the climactic final 15 minutes when Bruce Lee enters the Japanese martial arts school at the very end of Fist of Fury/The Chinese Connection.
Lots of fun this movie. Given the background of Bruce's character and how out of control his character gets during fights they easily could have named the Big Boss :fists of fury". But I will say Fists of Fury one of my fav Bruce Lee movies.
Max, back in the 70's when the Bruce Lee films came to the UK they were classed as an X Certificate (18 and over) and even then the censors removed alot of the ultra violent content and it was many years later that those violent scenes were restored when Bruce's films came out on video.
May I recommend Edgar Wright’s “Hot Fuzz” final shootouts? Those are action/comedy gold right there! When you get a chance, that is. Obviously, make sure you see it from the beginning. Lot of good callbacks in the finale.
Liked this. However dark for the 70's? Watch Dirty Harry and Death Wish. Much darker. As for Jackie Chan, check out Jackie's interview about Bruce Lee. He was a stunt guy in Enter the Dragon
I love Bruce Lee is my favoites martial arts We watch the movie Enter the Dragon 1973 the movie was best Bruce Lee vs Jackie Chan Bruce Lee vs chuck Norris Bruce Lee vs bob wall I hope Jackie Chan and jetLI miss Bruce Lee
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Nah some are dubbed because his movies have many different versions but you can find his original movies with the actual noises he made. Enter the dragon has his official noises he dubbed himself.
I love how the guys that were outside were just like "I need to immediately go confront this guy who just bitchslapped a grown ass man through a wall."
Are you more interested in the comedy? You know, Jackie Chan? If that's the case, I don't have any video to suggest for you. I only watched this video because of Bruce Lee.
I might be just getting old, ( 58 ) in case you care, but it seems to me if you are going to talk about something then at least familiarise yourself first, i mean a martial arts instructor who claims to idolise Bruce Lee, but has not seen any of his films, till being called out in the previous video, its like claiming you love whiskey but all you drink is milk, im baffled
I have serious ADD when it comes to watching movies so I almost never sit down and watch them. I have read his Tao of Jeet Kune Do and appreciate his philosophy on adapting and not being stuck in your ways with your training. But as far as his movies I never found them that important to my martial arts journey.
Again, the aspect ratio you use for the clips is terrible, please edit your clips so a person would look like a person and not a stick (while standing straight). BTW: this was the big boss' son, or some such, the big boss fight is at the end of this film, it's also a group fight and the boss himself is much older.
If any fight scene needs a reaction video from Bruce Lee it’s definitely him vs Chuck Norris which in my opinion is the greatest fight scene of all time
Lots of people asking for this one, I'll make sure to get to it soon!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Do you have the English one. Can you reupload English one .
The movie's plot is Bruce discovers that the Thai ice factory he works at is actually a drug smuggling operation with heroin hidden inside the blocks of ice. Which was why the syndicate members are trying to kill him for discovering their secret. The weapons they are using are tools that old ice factories use like hand saws, ice picks, ice hooks and pincers for dragging the huge blocks of ice across the floor.
The perfect outline in the wall is one of the funniest thing in movies. That and the flying dog legs at the end of this one.
Tony Ja scenes from Ong Bak, excuse spelling. I met John Saxon from Enter the Dragon and many other films at a martial arts show. He invited me and my brother to a private seminar and gave me an official numbered and signed booklet. He said to me after we had our photo took, "keep that son, it'll be worth some money when I die". RIP John, I enjoyed meeting you and your seminar.
have a turk Enter Dragon poster sgd by him , not many of those around
This last punch is one of the most powerful that I ever seen.
Only in FIST OF FURY when he faces the two Japanese spies, the first one he kills with another body shot that's fucking brutal.
Haha, total overkill!
The Big Boss was the first ever Bruce Lee film I saw when I was little. Plus this is the only film he didn't use nunchucks. I loved this film because of the cool soundtrack and this very fight scene
The most amazing thing I have seen from Bruce Lee is his ping pong match with Nunchucks. His fight with Kareem Abdul Jabbar is pretty awesome too.
it's not really him lol, it's a fucking Nokia commercial for a Bruce Lee limited edition.
Gotta love when someone gets punched through a wall Looney Toons style😂
This Bruce Lee movie the big boss was his first movie in a downtown Chicago movie theater around 1971. Then Bruce Lee Chinese Connection movie came out around 1972, and Bruce Lee movie with Chuck Norris, The Way of The Dragon came out next. The Bruce Lee Enter The Dragon came out August 1973. I was extremely upset the Academy Awards Oscars television show did not mention Bruce Lee's enter the Dragon movie during the 1974 Academy Awards TV program.
Also one of my favourites!
There’s an English dubbed version of this movie too🙂
Have you ever done reacts to any scenes from the movie "Chocolate"? The main character (JeeJa Yanin) grows up watching hong kong martial arts movies and actually mimics Tony Jaa, Bruce Lee, and Jackie Chan in each of her fights, which includes rooftop, meat factory, ice factory, and warehouse fights. It's absolutely amazing!
I believe, in The Big Boss, the guy he fought at the end originally had the lead roll in the film. Then Bruce came along, his first film. He took the lead roll and also took over choreography and even direction with the camera work. This film is what led to his success, I think it broke box office records over there. It's my favourite of all Bruce Lee films because it's an artistic picture.
With Jacky, you have to see Fearless Hyena, released under another title in the US I think. You have to see it from start to finish because of the progression of his skills. And it's funny at times.
I'll make sure to give both of them a watch!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Do you have the English language Big Boss.
He threw his flashlight at the first guy
The 70's were rough with explicit movie violence. There was a movie released about the Salem witch trials called "Mark Of The Devil" that showed such vile and horrific torture scenes that the ticket seller handed you a barf bag for every ticket sold. After a while it was banned in the United States. I saw a small part of it in the theater. Mostly I just looked away or covered my eyes.
these films were never really for kids tho , R rated
Apart from the scene with the saw, they also cut other fight scenes, such as the guy behind him in the blue shirt who is going to hit him, suddenly he is in front of him after the saw and kicks him.lucky those who saw the film without any cut 2 weeks before its normal release on Saturday and Sunday mornings and evenings.there were probably other scenes being filmed that were not included at all or were simply not filmed.
No... That saw did not go into someones arm....It was planted straight into someones face.
The Mandarin version is brutal.
My friend, it’s not Mandarin, it’s Cantonese. ;)
yeah you have to search to find the saw scene He split a guy's skull with it.
3:18 it was a deleted scene ( you can look for the full picture of that scene on Google )
4:36 unintentional Tom & Jerry moment.
Would love to see your reaction to Bruce Lee’s climactic fight against The Big Boss at the very end of the film. Would also love
to see more of your Bruce Lee reaction videos to say, The Green Hornet tv show from the 1960’s, the O’ Hara/Lee fight in Enter The Dragon and the opening fight with Samo Hung in the same film. Also, the climactic final 15 minutes when Bruce Lee enters the Japanese martial arts school at the very end of Fist of Fury/The Chinese Connection.
Lots of fun this movie. Given the background of Bruce's character and how out of control his character gets during fights they easily could have named the Big Boss :fists of fury". But I will say Fists of Fury one of my fav Bruce Lee movies.
Max, back in the 70's when the Bruce Lee films came to the UK they were classed as an X Certificate (18 and over) and even then the censors removed alot of the ultra violent content and it was many years later that those violent scenes were restored when Bruce's films came out on video.
You gotta see the final fight scene at the big boss’s house and the first ice factory scene as well
For Bruce Lee fight scenes, we got to see the alley fight from Way of the Dragon and the fight with Han from Enter The Dragon.
May I recommend Edgar Wright’s “Hot Fuzz” final shootouts? Those are action/comedy gold right there! When you get a chance, that is. Obviously, make sure you see it from the beginning. Lot of good callbacks in the finale.
Oh man I just watched that movie with the Mrs!! That final scene had both of us in tears laughing
Return of the Dragon...
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Now you have to watch the ice factory scene from Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. Haha!
For some reason audio from Enter The Dragon in mixed into this video.
There is also another one call once upon a time in Shanghai
This is from The Big Boss, not The Fist of Fury.
We’ve got a real pidgeon here
Some of these scenes where censored in the UK release ! .
That weapon at the start of the fight scene , I believe was an ice pick
The weapon was a flashlight. Lee's character used it when he first entered the ice facility to investigate.
"Perhaps you would like to test your skills against...BOLO!"
Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris in the ‘Way of the Dragon’, in the Coliseum to me is his best fight scene.
One of the best fights ever!
Say it again.
3:40 “He’s obviously the big boss.” Is he? Is it obvious? That’s not the big boss.
Check the last fight scene from the same movie
A lot of the movies made in Hong Kong were quite bloody, particularly the Chanbara movies made by director Chang Cheh.
you should watch Wo de te gong ye ye with Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
Liked this. However dark for the 70's? Watch Dirty Harry and Death Wish. Much darker. As for Jackie Chan, check out Jackie's interview about Bruce Lee. He was a stunt guy in Enter the Dragon
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I've not seen a reaction video of Brandon Lee in the crow?
You should watch a scene from the jet li movie kiss of the dragon where he fights a bunch of cops In a police station it is pretty cool
Please, react to some Van Damme fight scenes.
He is only the son of the big boss. Please react to the final fight against the real big boss from this movie
You should check out Jason Statham in the first transporter movie... The scene in the bus depot. Very cool.
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My first ever video haha! I apologize for the quality c:
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 no kidding?! Haha I just barely found your channel. Loved your game of death series. Thanks for the excellent content.
The saw went half way through the guys head seen a picture of it they cut it out too gruesome
I’d love to see you react to the kill bill scenes
Please react to 'the way of dragon ' step by step
The big boss isn't Bruce Lee, he's actually the final boss/villain that he fights in the final scene
Please check out Jet Li’s Fearless final tournament wrestling scene: th-cam.com/video/AhkVC8bRJJs/w-d-xo.html
I love Bruce Lee is my favoites martial arts
We watch the movie Enter the Dragon 1973 the movie was best
Bruce Lee vs Jackie Chan
Bruce Lee vs chuck Norris
Bruce Lee vs bob wall
I hope Jackie Chan and jetLI miss Bruce Lee
If you want to see bruce lee throwing knives , in the green hornet , bruce lee as Kato knives throwing ate real lara 621 find it .
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That guy isn't the real Bruce Lee.
@@helbert.epbrazil7285 it doesn't matter, it was an amazing fight scene
@@Wavy_Turk exactly
its a opimum drug ring i think and bruce just discovered people who were noisey and found out killed and frozen in blocks of ice
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Apparently the screams that are iconic for Bruce Lee isnt even coming from Bruce. Someone else is dubbing it over
Nah some are dubbed because his movies have many different versions but you can find his original movies with the actual noises he made. Enter the dragon has his official noises he dubbed himself.
Of course the scene where Bruce Lee fights Chuck Norris....the way of the dragon
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100% I'll add it to the list!!
I love how the guys that were outside were just like "I need to immediately go confront this guy who just bitchslapped a grown ass man through a wall."
Are you more interested in the comedy? You know, Jackie Chan? If that's the case, I don't have any video to suggest for you. I only watched this video because of Bruce Lee.
So bruce lee's 1 inch punch is goku's dragon fist or no 😜
haha 100% we need to get some dbz on here! DB Super Broly was so sick!
That was not bruce lee's best fight scene ! Check out return of the dragon aka the way of the dragon .
I'd fight a trained marine with his/her rifle of choice before i fight Bruce with his nunchucks. I ain't crazy.
nah end sceen vs the boss is much better react on that, and u will see
I might be just getting old, ( 58 ) in case you care, but it seems to me if you are going to talk about something then at least familiarise yourself first, i mean a martial arts instructor who claims to idolise Bruce Lee, but has not seen any of his films, till being called out in the previous video, its like claiming you love whiskey but all you drink is milk, im baffled
I have serious ADD when it comes to watching movies so I almost never sit down and watch them. I have read his Tao of Jeet Kune Do and appreciate his philosophy on adapting and not being stuck in your ways with your training. But as far as his movies I never found them that important to my martial arts journey.
It's simple. You either love Bruce Lee or you hate him.
Don’t watch it blow
Again, the aspect ratio you use for the clips is terrible, please edit your clips so a person would look like a person and not a stick (while standing straight). BTW: this was the big boss' son, or some such, the big boss fight is at the end of this film, it's also a group fight and the boss himself is much older.
This ice factory fight is not the greatest bruce lee fight scene.