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Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993) - Full Reaction (Patreon)

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I went into this kind of thinking i would be rolling my eyes and it was a movie for teen boys but the draw of learning someone’s story and getting to know him got me! I loved Linda so much, it really is so tragic how young he was gone. I thought the actor did a really good job, he had a great smile!

FYI Bridge of Spies will be up tomorrow morning!

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Chris Thom

Oh I thought this was a documentary. Who is the main actor?

Rick Rodriguez

Heck yeah! So happy Cassie liked it. That Score!

Stick Figure Studios

Yeah, even though he doesn't really look or sound much like Bruce Lee (unlike the guy who played him in ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD; that was just uncanny), Jason Scott Lee (no relation) is great in this and one heck of a physical actor. I've always liked him. Another film starring JSL that you might enjoy is the live-action JUNGLE BOOK Disney did in the 90s where he played Mowgli (directed by Stephen Sommers who also did THE MUMMY). Anyway, this is a very engaging biopic. Ben has good taste. I had a feeling you'd like it. The director of SENSE & SENSIBILITY and CROUCHING TIGER HIDDEN DRAGON Ang Lee (also no relation) is planning another biopic of Bruce Lee and I'm interested to see how it turns out, but it would have to be something pretty special to surpass this one. Looking forward to this reaction. :-)

Dan M

One of the more underrated biographical films about a larger than life human being. Can’t wait to revisit this movie with you.

Carlos Stevens

aw... I would have warned you... I don't think you were ready for this one yet. You needed to see a few more Bruce Lee Movies first. Never the less... you understand. Hell of a movie.

phillip giroux

Highly dramatized telling of his life, but makes for a very enjoyable movie.

Chris Thom

Oh perfect. RIP. Trying to remember if she did The Crow on the channel yet.

Carlos Stevens

They do know how he died. He died from an aneurysm. His wife confirms that this was true. Very sad...but true.

Brian McGovern

“Don’t touch me” “Or what?” “Or I’ll touch you back”

Chris Thom

Was there any warning beforehand? Or was it totally unexpected?

Chris Thom

Wait I thought Jason Scott Lee was his son? The guy from The Crow?

Erik Locquiao

Usually no warnings. My grandma and a friend of mine both died from brain aneurysms, and both were unexpected.

Erik Locquiao

YES. I’ve been waiting for this one for years!

Stick Figure Studios

No, you're thinking of Brandon Lee. Sadly he died while making THE CROW, but Jason Scott Lee is still alive and well. He even just appeared in the live-action LILO & STITCH (a fun little easter egg given that he did a voice in the original animated one).

Dave

Brandon Lee is Bruce Lee's son, Brandon Lee is the star of The Crow, this movie stars Jason Scott Lee, who is not Bruce Lee's son

Stick Figure Studios

I had never even seen a Bruce Lee movie when I first watched it (just a few GREEN HORNET episodes) and I still enjoyed it. If anything it made me want to watch some.

Brian McGovern

I think Grant Imahara from Mythbusters went the same way.

Brian McGovern

There should have been an additional caveat for this round of picks. It should be mandatory for all reactions to Enter The Dragon. To watch Fistful of Yen immediately afterwards. I have said it before and will say it again if a Bruce Lee movies comes up again.

Chris Thom

RIP to grandmother and friend. I would imagine there were a lot of conspiracy theories surrounding Bruce's death.

Kevin Charley

Fistful of Yen is just the last part of Kentucky Fried Movie.

Brian McGovern

I know. It can still be viewed on You Tube in its entirety without the rest of the movie.

Jayson Phillips

I really hope you and your sister watch KPOP DEMON HUNTERS. I never ever cried and laughed so hard at a animated movie in my life!

TheSingulatarian

Can I ask a technical question I am not sure where else to ask it. When I post the post remains put my username disappears. I am not sure why. It isn't like "The Singulatarian" is inappropriate. I just would like to understand what is going on. The body of the post stays but the username is replaced by a "."

Chris Thom

Maybe just a glitch with your OS. I can see your username.

Chris Thom

I've been seeing that get requested a lot on reactor channels lately.

Canadianant

Looking forward to watching this one but it's going to have to wait until later but at least I have something to look forward to when I get home which is always nice

Tony Cheek

Bruce Lee was an incredible person and has been my hero since i was a kid. I'm so so happy you're getting acquainted with him and I really hope you watch the rest of his films! Especially Way of the Dragon which Bruce also wrote and directed. He broke down so many doors and built bridges in their place. A lot of the movie is accurate and most of what you see happened, but not in the way it happened in the movie. While I encourage you to deep dive into Bruce's life, I'll just clarify a few things... The fight to allow Bruce to teach whoever he wanted did happen, however the brother characters don't exist. That also means that the fight with the other brother on the set of The Big Boss never happened. The fight to allow him to teach non-Chinese actually took 3 minutes and Bruce spent most of it chasing his opponent around the room. It upset him so much because, not only did it take him so long, but that he was so tired afterwards. This helped him develop Jeet Kune Do. Bruce's back injury wasn't caused by that fight, but actually because Bruce failed to warm up before working out and ended up lifting heavy weights which popped a nerve in his back. He ended up having to do physical therapy and take meds for the pain which he had to endure while making his films. Also, while Bruce didn't get to attend the premiere for Enter the Dragon, he thankfully did get to see a cut of the film before he passed. Also, some fun cameos!... The director on The Green Hornet was played by Van Williams who was the original Green Hornet alongside Bruce! The lead singer of the band at the party was Shannon Lee, Bruce's daughter!

TheSingulatarian

Loni Anderson has died. A bit of slim pickings on the feature movie front as she did most of her work in television.

TheSingulatarian

It does not seem like it happens right away. But if I come back to the comment in a day or two then it happens.

TheSingulatarian

Cinebing just watched it. Not my thing but they liked it.

Carlos Stevens

so... I was hoping you'd see The Big Boss (Fists of Fury), Way Of The Dragon and Game of Death before you saw this one. Doesn't matter... Hope they're on your list.

Doug Fisher

Jason was also in another movie I really like "Soldier".

Erik Locquiao

Now time to learn about Bruce Lee’s master. Cassie’s gotta watch “IP MAN” (2008) with Donnie Yen

Jayson Phillips

I was born in 71 so I grew up watching his movies and learning Martial Arts. There is a series of movies called IP MAN which are about his teacher and the struggles he faced, they are real good. Brandon was a great actor and was in 2 of my fav movies Showdown in little toyko, and The Crow.

JPDotCom23

You really should check out 'The Big Boss', which was re-titled 'Fists of Fury' for North American release and/or 'Fist of Fury', re-titled 'The Chinese Connection'. These are two of the most pure Bruce Lee movies, before 'Enter the Dragon', which made him famous in Hong Kong.

Richard Maurer

The Crow was a really fun reaction. It wasn’t Cassie’s favorite movie but she didn’t hate it either. But she was a bit of a fish out water with that movie, and I sometimes enjoy those reactions the most. And Brandon Lee (Bruce’s son) stared in The Crow, not Jason Scott Lee.

Chris Thom

Yeah I was getting them mixed up. The Crow reminds me a lot of Batman Begins. I wonder if they used some of the same miniatures or something because visually there seems to be a lot of similarities. Kind of like The Matrix and Dark City.

MikeLL

"I'm on a Bruce Lee kick" -- I see what you did there! I'm excited to watch the reaction when I get off work later today!

Ike

“But you need money to go to America.” [The actor that plays Bruce Lee’s father is British actor, Ric Young] In the scene where he answers this with a beaming, fatherly smile while he dumps a lifetime of hidden savings for his only son GETS ME EVERY SINGLE TIME. It’s like he’s been waiting for this moment his entire life and it should be a painful telling your son to leave, right? But that smile - that prideful smile - has to hurt more and it gets me every single time. He’s SO proud! My favorite part of the whole movie.

Keith Jacobsen

I was born in '84 but was raised to love Bruce Lee movies and his extraordinary fitness and martial arts ability. When this came out I was thrilled. That ice-breaking scene is just wild. 😃

K, Zachary

This was a great movie, both Bruce and his son both great martial artists who taught Sharon Tate a thing or two for her movie The Wrecking Crew (1968). Anyways we can't wait to watch two movies it looks like as soon as I get home this afternoon. I will be at Dr. appointments the whole morning. We both can't wait for a double feature.

DAVID COSTELLO

It's sad that his son Brandon died making the Crow. Both father and son died too young.

Vak

Technically, you misspelled "the best part." :-D

Vak

I've loved this movie since I saw it - kind of accidentally - back in the 90s. Around 10 or so of my friends were gathered up for a "rental movie night," one of the girls rented THE BOX OF one of her favorite movies from Blockbuster, but this one was mistakenly the tape inside. She was ready to yank it out of the VCR to return it, when the guys (and one girl who loved kung fu movies) overruled her and screamed bloody murder to let it play out. In retrospect, that movie she'd intended to rent was so completely unforgettable that I remember literally nothing about it except for the happy rental mistake. But this one? Yeah, it holds up. Hell, I even bought the damned music score. (Twice, actually, as cassettes are a bit outdated these days.) The cast is solid, particularly the two leads. Lee makes a very convincing-in-spirit Bruce Lee, while Lauren Holly is positively radiant as Linda. Does it take a number of MASSIVE liberties with actual facts? Sure! But it kind of happily wears its own spiritual version of truth, which in its own way is better. It may not be on my all-time Top 5 list, but it's definitely in the Top 25.

Mojo One Thousand

Yes, it was very sad that the Lee father and son both passed away far too early, close to the production of movies they were starring in but never seen finished. "Bill" the producer is played by Robert Wagner, I was hoping he would get recognised as "Dr. Evil's" right hand goon "Number 2", but he a moustache and no eye patch. We also saw him in "The Pink Panther" on the channel. Also, the TV series they were discussing, "Kung fu", did get made with David Carradine, "Bill" from both volumes of "Kill Bill" as the lead. I did like Cassie's reference to the video of the "Linda" kid, when she was fighting with her mother. I was thinking the same thing, as the name "Linda" was getting thrown around in quick succession. And, I guess most of the budget for this was spent oiling up Jason Scott Lee, he was very shiny in pretty much every scene.

Jason Weiner

I'm hoping your Bruce Lee kick leads you into at least 2 of his son, Brandon's movies as The Crow (1994) and especially Rapid Fire (1992) are excellent!

Joe J

She reacted to "The Crow" a couple of years ago.

Tyler Hale

More Bruce Lee in the future? Maybe Fists of Furt?

djKENTO

there’s a whole series of movies about Bruce’s mentor Ip Man (Yip Man). They star Donnie Yen who is the blind dude in both Star Wars: Rogue One and John Wick 4… and they’re all better than this. By a lot. Even the worst Ip Man entry is better than this.

kaiielle

It's just a little Patreon glitch, it happens with me too (using Chrome on a desktop).

Stick Figure Studios

Man, I forgot how great the score by Randy Edelman is. That music got used in a lot of trailers in the '90s.

Stick Figure Studios

He was also in the two sequels to DRACULA 2000 as a vampire-killing priest. They're not good movies, but he's good in them.

Bill Maurer

Great reaction. He ended up going to University of Washington in Seattle. Thanks and you're right, it has a great musical score

Gro Do

That theme was used in movie trailers for about 10 years

Just Plain Bob

Time now for Bruce Lee’s “The Way of the Dragon”, with the most famous fight in martial arts history.

Clay F

First watch – I liked it. Exceeded my expectations. Entertaining. Inspiring, as you said. Linda is amazing and beautiful. Didn’t know if you noticed one of white guys in gym was Michael Cudlitz (“Bull” - Sergeant Randleman – of Band of Brothers). "Kung Fu" TV Series was my favorite TV series as a kid (grades 4-6) – I watched Kung Fu TV series as aired 1972-75. About 4 years ago, I bought entire series for cheap on Amazon Prime. While Bruce Lee had a similar notion for a movie, the Kung Fu series was independently created by Ed Spielman.

Milton Reduxed

Ideas for a teenage-boy-movie poll • Police Story (1985) • Karate Kid (1984) • A Better Tomorrow (1986) • To Kill a Cop (1981) • A Moment of Romance (1990) • Iron Monkey (1993) • Tai Chi Master (1993) • Once Upon A Time In China (1991) • My Heart Is That Eternal Rose (1989) • Full Contact (1992)

Clay F

I first saw Robert Wagner in "It Takes a Thief" series I liked as a kid -- that image of Robert Wagner sticks with me. I think next is Hart to Hart.

Milton Reduxed

If you want to watch more Bruce Lee my advice would be to check them out off-channel. They're very amateur by modern Hollywood standards and not exactly captivating

Canadianant

I really enjoyed revisiting this one with you. This really is a feel good movie with Bruce and Linda overcoming the unique obstacles of their lives together. It really is a love story in alot of ways. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It was so nice to get some big smiles along with the tender moments. It's truly sad that Bruce didn't get to see his greatest success but he is still an absolute icon. The actors were fantastic I thought. Jason Scott lee really embodied Bruce. Holly was enchanting as Linda. You can really see why Bruce would fall for her. Combine all that with some great action, some big smile moments, backed by a fantastic score and it's an all-around great watch. This was really fun and left me feeling good after.

Clay F

In the outro, you said you might check what was true in movie. I did brief search and found alleged inaccuracies (list below), which don’t bother me one bit. Not a documentary. Biographical dramas take artistic license for entertainment value. Linda's Family: The film depicts dramatic elopement w/Linda, but her family attended their wedding. The movie portrays Bruce Lee's back injury as a result of a fight with Johnny Sun (based on Wong Jack Man), but actually happened while he was lifting weights. Further, while the fight w/Wong Jack Man did occur, it was less dramatic and less central to Lee's life than the movie suggests. As for his early life in Hong Kong, the film depicts Lee's family as living in poverty, but were actually quite wealthy w/comfortable home and staff. Arrival in America: The movie shows Lee arriving in steerage and giving cha lessons for an upgrade, but he traveled in first class and didn't teach on the ship. Tao of Jeet Kune Do: The movie shows Lee receiving his book in the mail, but it was published posthumously. Death: officially ruled as a cerebral edema. The film features a supernatural element, a "death demon" that is not based on real events but serves as a narrative device. Fighting Style: The movie emphasizes flashy, acrobatic movements, while Lee's real fighting style was more grounded and direct. Kung Fu TV Series: The film implies a producer stole Lee's idea, but a Jewish writer independently came up w/concept.

Clay F

Hong Kong is an awesome city. One of my favorite cities I have visited in the world. Another Asian city that is a favorite is Tokyo.

Joe J

The film's a vanity production. An entertaining film, where the myth is more important that the mundane truth.

Clay F

That's a good way of saying it.

Archronos

Dragon is such a beautiful film. Bruce Lee moved to a country that didn't accept him and died loved by the world. 32 years to create a legacy that has surpassed his own existence. So many scenes moved me to tears on what he overcame in his journey to inspire so many. Thanks a lot Cassie!

Doc Larry/old geezer

Very interesting story inspired by a book written by Linda Lee. PS Bruce Lee went to the university of Washington. The University of Washington (UW) awarded Bruce Lee an Honorary Doctorate Degree in 1972. Bruce Lee taught martial arts to several notable actors, including Steve McQueen, James Coburn, and Chuck Norris he also briefly taught Jackie Chan

Keith Jacobsen

By "don't clench your fist until the moment of impact" he meant throw the punch with a loose, relaxed fist and only clench on impact, not "extend an open hand and THEN make a fist". 😊

K, Zachary

I was always taught Bruce Lee died from a allergic reaction to basically a headache medicine. While his son Brandon died by some very weird final destination stuff. You can look up on YouTube under Unsolved Mysteries Bruce Lee. We both liked your reaction to this Cassie. We thought it was very honest, and just a overall great reaction. I can tell why Sharon Tate liked Bruce Lee so much. It's the life you lived not your death Sharon Tate taught me that.

FranciscoGios

Yeah I forgot how the scores for this movie was, very light to your ears. My own theory of how Mr. Lee died maybe his electrical procedures to strengthen his nervous system aka EMS, he probably over extended the time plus he might of place it too close to his heart; but again just my theory. I never seen other Mr. Lee’s works only Enter the Dragon.

Gray

Seen all the Bruce Lee movies numerous times over the years but somehow this passed me by. Prettty good movie I thought the action was a little bit ropey at times but the storyline of his life was a facinating.

Andrew R

The uncertainty of his death really comes down to people wanting a conspiracy. The Yakuza killed him, or ninja assassins. Or, more mundane guesses like he had his sweat glands in his armpits removed so he died of hyperthermia, which is ridiculous btw.

Andrew R

Wonderful reaction! I've been wanting Cassie to react to it for years. Now I can quit picking it for the PPOTM (Desperado will be my new pick). The way I see it, now there are three paths Cassie can follow. 1) Cassie can watch a couple more Bruce Lee movies (my suggestion is The Chinese Connection). 2) Cassie can learn about Bruce Lee's instructor by reacting to the great Ip Man movies. 3) Cassie can react to the series Warrior. It's a well done period piece based on Bruce Lee's notes and concepts. It's probably not Cassie's cup of tea but actually has great storylines and explores the struggles of the time from different ethnic perspectives.

Walter

You should consider reacting some time to Rapid Fire (1992), an action movie starring his son, Brandon Lee.

MAV293 (MARK)

I am a great admirer and fan of Bruce Lee and his actual story. He was hard to miss on "The Green Hornet" TV series, numerous TV bit parts, his very short but unforgettable role in the movie "Marlow" with James Garner, and of course his kung fu movies! Unfortunately Rob Cohen decided to add situations that never happen or exaggerated the actual truths. Cohen explained that he wanted the fight scenes to mimic Bruce's movies and they are great fight scenes, the only problem....? all but one or two never happen and the ones that did happen didn't happen as portrayed in the film. With that said, I love watching this film! Jason Scott Lee did a great job as Bruce and Lauren Holly steals whatever scenes she is in. Kudos to Cohen for including the original "Green Hornet" Van Williams as The Green Hornet director and Bruce's real daughter Shannon Lee as the singer at the party. Still find it so sad that the mainstream success he craved and worked so hard for came a few months after he died.

Mojo One Thousand

My folks watched "Hart to Hart", so that was my introduction to Robert Wagner as a youngster.

Robert da Spruce

The show “Kung Fu” starred David Carradine. Who you may know better as Bill in “Kill Bill” I believe the film mostly used the book written by Linda (Bruce’s widow) as source material for the film. Which is probably why it focuses so much on the relationship. Which was quite an epic love. Even more impressive given the amount of racism they faced I enjoyed your reaction Cassie! I would recommend watching Bruce’s other films. If not the channel, perhaps with Ben on your own

Ronin NinetyEight

If you ever get the chance, there’s a documentary on his actual life on the special edition dvd for Enter the Dragon. It clarifies everything this film gets wrong and it gets a lot wrong about his life. It sensationalizes so much, which I get for a Hollywood biopic, but it really does a disservice to his life. The worst crime I think it commits is using the curse as a plot device. There was no curse. That’s something that was cropped up by the media and only after his son’s tragic death. That they capitalize on that myth and make it something that haunted him in the film is just offensive. This is a watch along I can’t really do. I’ve been a fan of Bruce Lee since childhood and this film makes me sick.

Tara ✨💫

Hi Cassie, I'm not sure if you watched any of the credits before you stopped the movie, but they dedicated the movie to Brandon Bruce Lee 1965 - 1993. If you do watch more of Bruce's Movies, I suggest you also watch a few that Brandon made. He had the looks and was a martial artist like his dad. Brandon was on his way to being a huge action star of the 90's. I remember going to work one morning and hearing on the radio that he died of a freak accident on set of The Crow. I had just seen him in Rapid Fire, which received praise for the fight sequences. Brandon's character in The Crow was supposed to get shot and the prop gun was full of blanks, but one of the chambers of the prop gun had a dummy bullet lodged in it from a previous scene and when the gun was fired, the force of the blank in that chamber dislodged and propelled the dummy bullet loose and Brandon was hit in the abdomen. He was rushed into surgery, but there was too much internal damage and loss of blood. He was 28 years old and engaged to be married. Both Bruce and Brandon died before their breakout movies were released.

PianoDean

This movie has an amazing score! I saw this in theaters when it came out and I HAD to have the soundtrack. I played it to DEATH!!!! It' s so beautiful.

Steve Holton

The moment when baby Brandon heals the family rift echoed a moment at a wedding I attended this weekend. One of two brothers estranged from their father bravely invited said father to his wedding. To see both brothers finally talking, smiling, and laughing with their father brought tears to many eyes. Thanks for including this one Cassie and Ben. A wonderful story of love, perseverance and kung fu! 😊

ArsTropica

I don't know if Cassie recognized Bill from Kill Bill as the star of Kung Fu. David Carradine maintained that Lee wasn't involved in developing the show concept, a story that originated from Lee's wife, Linda.

ArsTropica

yeah, that part was a bit tacky - I am surprised that his family went along with it. But this film is no where near as bad as the biopic series on Netflix that omits all the womanizing and drug use and portrays Lee as a saint.

ArsTropica

Warrior was a great show - shame hbo decided to pull the plug.

Ronin NinetyEight

Thanks. I’ll definitely be skipping that then. lol As much as I admire Bruce Lee, pretending any person of note is/was perfect is silly. Our strengths and flaws make us.

ArsTropica

Same principle applies in any sport that requires explosive power like tennis, sprinting and boxing. Ali was one of the physically weakest, but also most effective heavyweight champions - his power came from his ability to relax and contract his muscles which said to have been softer than Marylin Monroe's.

ArsTropica

It was an interesting watch for me because, as an art form created by the Chinese for the Olympics, the show was such an overt piece of propaganda that didn't try to hide the fact - they even had a patriotic little jingle at the end of each episode with a choir singing praises about Lee as some Asian Superman. Even more bizarre is that the whole series was masterminded and produced by Shannon Lee. I have nothing against a daughter lionizing her dad, but the more cynical part of me wonders whether Lee's remaining family are in the business of exploiting his legacy for money rather than honoring what he stood for. Either way, this is how folk heroes are made - maybe Lee will become the next Wong Fei Hong in a few hundred years.

Clay F

Steve, what a great story. When the mother showed to see the baby Brandon with the mother and daughter Linda initially awkward at the door, and Bruce Lee chimed in to break the ice -- made me think of an experience in which I did something similar as Bruce with my ex-wife (when we were married) and her estranged mother -- also near and at the time of our first born.

Johnny Bullis

Hey Cass.. what the heck is DB? You said that about the guy who kicked Bruce in the back. Actually that never happened.. the fight did but the injury didnt..at least not that way. And Bruce actually didnt die after filming ETD.. he died during the production of Game of Death.. and ironically he was playing an actor who had to fake his own death. I dont know if those demons chasing him were real.. but its tragic that his son Brandon died while making the Crow only a couple years after The Bruce Lee Story came out. Very tragic for both of these guys .. and just like his dad.. Brandon was just about to be a break out star because of their defining movies.. for Bruce it was ETD .. for Brandon it was the Crow. One last trivia bit for ya.. Brandon did get to star the movie version of Kung Fu... David Carradine did star in it .. but Brandon played his long lost son.. I guess thats a cool tribute for his dad.

Chris Thom

That's nice. I never understand why that kind of thing doesn't happen more. Always a mystery to me. Life is so short.

fastecp1

I just saw that this was posted. I have no idea how I missed this. I watched Enter the Dragon and am a big Bruce Lee fan. I'm glad I saw this. I'm watching the intro now, and no, this is not Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee had been dead for 20 years before this. Enter the Dragon was Bruce Lee's final completed film before his death on 20 July 1973 at 32. Bruce died a month before the release. Bruce Lee starred in five movies: The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, Way of the Dragon, Enter the Dragon, and, lastly, the incomplete Game of Death. While Game of Death was unfinished at the time of his death, it was later completed using a Bruce Lee stand-in. To be honest, I can't stand the movie because it's not Bruce Lee, but he did film the ending first, which is all him, and I do own it along with all his other movies.

Eric C.

I was finally able to sit down and watch your reaction to this. I didn't realize how hard it would hit me and how important this movie was to me as a child. I'm half chinese and half white, and I felt very shunned by some of my family growing up. When Linda's mom was asking "what" their children would be, it was so damn personal to me. And to see Bruce Lee's story, not just within the movie, but in life, and the tragic life of his son, it was inspirational to me as a child and still as an adult. Thank you for watching this. It's weird how movies can make us feel seen by proxy. <3

Johnny Liu

It has been a long time since I have seen this I cannot believe how much Lauren Holly steals the show!!! Seriously! I think I enjoyed her performance the most here.

John A

Bruce Lee's mentor was IP Man. you should watch the IP Man (2010) movie. great movie. The Green Hornet TV show was short lived and The Green Hornet and Kato guess started on the BATMAN Tv show. Kung FU, was a success, but given to David Carradine. The Big Boss was his first movie, but not an American movie

Ryan Towell

You should watch Rapid Fire. I think it was Brandons first lead in an American film. And of course the Crow he was fantastic in, but Rapid Fire is my favorite Brandon martial arts film.