Thank god this was just faked for filming, cause had they really fought to the death they would’ve fought until they destroyed the fabric of the universe
What do you mean? This is how the Universe was born. It's the great cycle of life and death. Us mere mortals don't understand the cosmic war that happens behind the scenes.
@@hollens3472 If you mean the film from 2011, I've watched it. It has great fight scenes. Unfortunately, there are shaky cams. But choreography is great.
Fun fact: Bruce and Chuck though being friends had not spoken or seen each other for close to 3 years prior to the making of this flim. It was Bruce himself who contacted Chuck and asked if he would be willing to take the part Bruce had for him.
Iron man vs Thanos was not fan service, it was a climactic third act that fit properly and perfectly into the greater narrative. Literally not a single thing aboutBatman Vs Superman can be described as “surreal”
avengers was a clusterfuck of nonsense the only climactic thing about it was the massive piss i finally took at its neverending runtime of bullshit superman vs superman is surreal because you've two agents of good, one a living god vs a mortal with practical effects @@krypticunlimited6925
@@coryabbott9518 well said, but it really shows how much respect chuck had for him that he turned up for a film shoot done what was asked of him got paid and went home, what total respect unbelievably respectful, I was doing a little bow at the TV, because the fact they allowed me to watch shows they totally respect me, I heard their was a cut scene where bruce shit on his corpse and flossed his ass clean with his belt so he died a brown belt not black. He then ate the cat and ran off,
@@tracemacmillan9718if you read it and actually paid attention he said " one of" meaning ip man can also be another one but this isn't about ipman so I honestly don't know what is the point of your comment
@@Gencturk92 Because Chuck dissed Bruce not giving him any credit for giving Chuck lot of pointers. So Chuck wrote a letter of apology to Bruce because Chuck got caught lying. Bruce was so pissed about this, one day he called Chuck at his dojo full of Chuck's students and made Chuck held out the phone and say Yes Bruce im onof your students. The apology letter is authentic.
To this day, this has been the most expensive scene ever to shoot because of the sheer amount of special effects it took to make it look like Chuck Norris was defeated.
@dustinskater2060 I don't think he could. Bruce Lee was too fast and an expert in fighting he was gifted in fighting naturally. Chuck Norris put in the work to learn martial arts but this is Bruce Lee.
Fuck, the camera man got hazard pay for exposure, everyone else on the film crew was in an underground bunker 5km away, still they suffered some "minor" side effects, bleeding from both eyes, diarrhea, body aches, a little PTSD.....two or three were driven to madness and suicide later, cost of doing business. That kitten must be a genetic freak or some cruel animal experiment, I don't know. The radiation alone should have been deadly. Hats off to whoever built that set, I mean seriously, Chuck let at least three or four roundhouse kicks loose, and we all know what that kind of sheer wind velocity does to buildings. Makes a hurricane look like limp and flaccid in comparison.
I’ve read if Bruce Lee was still alive they would of fought a decade later in Lone Wolf McQuade though Norris would of been the hero and Lee playing David Carradines character the villain would of been the legendary rematch of the century.
I love how no one has commented this is taking place in the Colosseum in rome. The last great gladiator battle rome will ever witness and we are the spectators
I love the storytelling in this fight. How Bruce starts off with an overly offensive and only SEMI-counter approach to it. Throughout most of the movie, you see him winning one squash match after the other, but when he encounters Chuck he's met his equal. After Chuck delivers some devastating blows on Bruce, he stops fighting through pure reaction. He takes a moment to recollect himself and as you see in that long slow mo segment, Bruce calms down and learns to READ Chuck's movements and does nothing but block and avoid his attacks. When Bruce gets back into exchanging blows again, you see he's fighting much more strategically. He does all those oblique kicks to weaken Chuck's kicks AND to stifle his movement a little bit. They get easier to block the more Chuck throws in the high kicks, and since he's not as mobile anymore, he can't back up as quickly, so that's where Bruce capitalizes with more follow up punches. Then of course you can't ignore the glances of respect and other unspoken communication they have with each other as the fight nears its end. Bruce signals to Chuck more and more that he should just stay down and concede. Gets even more apparent when he takes him down and shakes his head at him, but Chuck doesn't relent... I think Chuck would rather die a warrior's death than to concede defeat to his equal. So he goes for the Hail Mary attack and gets his neck snapped from Bruce's headlock. Then the way Bruce collects Chuck's gi and lays it over him, you can tell he regrets killing him, but is doing what he can to respect and honour his fallen opponent.
@@TheSinlessAssassin To sum it up, Bruce started out using traditional northern Shaolin techniques. When he saw it didn’t work, he switched and used Jeet Kune Do.
@@scottcontois3957 how old are you saying the word "golly" you must be the oldest person in this comment section, I'm not mad I'm just helping. There are assholes that will get offended, just trying to help, sorry for calling you old
The kitten absolutely makes this scene perfectly 😂😂 and if you actually try to look for him he’s in quite a few background shots and it’s crazy cause cats don’t always like hanging around intense situations-I had one for 16 years 🐈⬛
Over half a century later and this Legendary fight scene still gives me goosebumps every time... The tense music, cinematography and incredibly difficult choreography which was very realistic has me wondering why it will never bettered... Wheels on meals comes close
@@Yazolight wheels on meals is a a 1984 movie starring Jackie Chan..Towards the end he has a legendary fight scene with Benny the Jet Urquidez... You need to check it out. It's awesome
The fluidity of Bruce's punches, counters and kicks. Poetry in motion, he beat chuck mentally before laying a brutal beating on him. The fact bruce gave him a proper homegoing after taking his life was pure respect. Real fighters, back when martial arts films (at least his) had meaning in every blow thrown. RIP to the greatest.
I always tell people Bruce Lee's timing is ridiculous best counter puncher to ever live he told me everything I know of how to fight and I never lost a fight in my life with my hands I have a fight record of 70 wins with five losses and all five losses was because someone grabbed me and beat me in a wrestling but if we box never lost
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@@craigsmith4031 man that’s awesome. I feeel a lot of this Is practice knowledge and common sense. Plus I used to watch a lot of karate movies when I was little. If I kept at it, I wouldn’t be so scared of the consequences, like if I loose a fight.
It’s kind of ironic and prophetic how at the end when Bruce’s character upon defeating Chuck’s character takes a moment to honour and respect his opponent by placing his belt next to him, acknowledging and admiring his accomplishments when in real life, Chuck has been doing that ever since Bruce left this realm 50 years ago. The most important and powerful message that moment ever sent out was how martial arts is ultimately about virtue, integrity and respect, even towards your opponents.
The things that stand out is 1>Bruce tried to overpower Chuck but Chuck knocked him down 3 times 2>Bruce adjusted his style making his Angle of Attack not predictable 3>Chuck always did the same things, once Bruce figured this out the fight was over. Great movie by the way, Bruce was suppose to be in The Octagon but he died 3 months before they began shooting.
@@cosmickoala6663 Who? Li? no, the MMA that is trying to be deployed by these white guys now is a rip off of what he was already doing in 1976. You should watch Enter The Dragon, Li actually had on MMA gloves in that movie. That was over 40yrs ago.
Most ppl don’t realize this was a stage in street fighter alpha And this scene birthed how modern 3D fighting games flow and mechanics are based on ...mainly tekken were formed
VexxtraK _ facts! Also they took a lot of lei wu long move set from all the drunken master movies I noticed a lot recently looking back at some old films
Saw my first Bruce Lee movie the summer before freshman year of high school and was hooked, started reeanacting the form he did as O'Hara interrupts about attending the morning ceremony in uniform.. had moved up several belts in an integrated Japanese-Korean martial arts system called Cha Yan Ryu during preadolescence but dropped it. Absolutely picked up again at the nearest kung fu school because of Bruce Lee.. this is my first time watching him again after following through into dedicated regimen at the MMA gym where I train and its even more inspirational and real than back in 2003.. while I don't at all agree that Bruce was the sole founder of mixed martial arts he was definitely a key player. A perpetual hero in my eyes and a reminder to approach life like water, respond with emotional content and that the word "I" does not exist. Grateful to have learned about this man in time to take example.
@@StreetHierarchy Very entertaining..but not as riveting Jackie is very acrobatic and exciting But the fighting scenes in Bruce Lee movies are life and death...
I find it funny on how so many people think that Bruce Lee was just an actor and dont realize that his speed, strength, focus, and just pure skill was way among any other person. He was not a fighter at all, but a professional martial artist. It's a lifestyle for him and his techniques that he learned and taught are still incredibly useful and effective.
No reasonable person thinks BRUCE LEE was "just an actor." He was an incredibly gifted martial artist. Was he a *fighter*? That's a much more difficult question.
@genericjohnsmithname athletes today are dying of wierd heart problems. but thats just from the jab. he died mysteriously too. maybe theres a connection
Consider the cameras and SFX they had in 1970, and yet modern-day Hollywood still have not found an artist to look as good, as powerful, as fast and as realistic as what Lee was!!!! There's no doubt that NO ONE will ever be as good as what he was - The Ultimate Legend.
I think it could be argued that this scene alone is the reason Chuck Norris has been memed into the stratosphere. Bruce Lee has been all but deified after his death as perhaps the greatest martial arts movie star of all time in addition to being an incredibly competent martial artist in real life. Seeing Norris presented as not only a legitimate opponent for Lee's character but one who is worthy of the respect that is given to him both in the manner of his defeat as well as after he has been defeated does a great deal to elevate him in the eye of the public. Especially considering this was the first movie he appeared in outside of a small cameo in The Wrecking Crew.
Chuck Norris at the time was the World Professional Middleweight Karate Champion. When Bruce Lee offered the part to Chuck Norris. Chuck said "You want to beat the World Middleweight Karate Champion." Bruce replied "No, I want to kill the World Middleweight Karate Champion." Chuck laughed and agreed to do the movie with Bruce.
7:08 Fun Fact, Bruce accidently broke Chuck's leg here because Chuck didn't raise his knee off the ground in time to absorb the kick, which was suppose to look realistic for the shot, hence why they chose this angle so you couldn't see Chuck raise his knee up a hair. Bruce wanted to have the scene removed out respect for his friend, but Chuck said, "Hell no,' I told him to 'let production leave it in so he didn't break some poor stunt double's leg reshooting it.'" Not an exact quote, but close enough from what I remember.
4:02 - 4:34 perfectly shows how formidable of a fighter Colt (Chuck Norris) was in this scene; as Ting (Bruce Lee) circled around Colt looking for an opening, Colt is always facing Ting regardless which direction he is. Except for the moment his chest hair was ripped off, up until he got kicked multiple times in the face, Colt's defense appeared impenetrable.
No other fight scene in the history of martial arts cinema beats this one. This is the best fight scene ever. But, no, Chuck would not have been a match for Bruce in real life, but he was great.
It was very thoughtful of all of these master martial artists to take the time to explain this scene to all of us. I feel truly blessed to be among such masters.
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This is still one of the most classic and beautiful fights in movie story. Seen it hundreds of times, and it's just so pure. Just a simple but intense fight between two high level martial artists in a beautiful location, that's all you need.
I love that the ending is played somberly like Bruce just wanted him to stay down. But chuck was a warrior. He wouldn’t have been able to if he knew how to stay down. Tragic. They don’t make film like this no more.🎉
Love that Bruce makes adjustments by using lateral movement and Ali style footwork, then wins by guillotine! Truly the first mixed martial artist 20 years before MMA was even close to being a thing
Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee are both martial arts legends and are both fierce fighting dragons! By no extension the greatest fight scene in movie history.
@@NinjaDefiler You don't know what you're talking about, and you obviously don't know anything about Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee recieved martial arts training from both Ip Man and Chuck Norris, plus Bruce Lee is the founder of Jeet Kune Do. Bruce Lee may not be as good as Chuck Norris, but he's definitely talented in martial arts and he's an incredible athlete.
@@NinjaDefiler Unless you have the proof of fact you have no business giving your opinion and trash talking my comment. You're a fool and everyone agrees with me. I know way more about Bruce Lee than you, whether he competed or not, and he did compete once for sure. And Chuck Norris was there to see it. That's how they met and became friends.
@@NinjaDefiler Chuck Norris is proof that Bruce Lee was proficient as a martial artist because they were good friends and Chuck has a few videos and interviews where he's talked about Bruce Lee. You can't argue with that.
Story time:I was staying over at my grandparents house at a school day for some reason, and everybody at the house was at work, except my grandpa and my aunt, but she was mostly at basement so I did not see her that much, so me and my grandpa were at the living room and we were watching *that movie* so when it came to the fight scene with Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris, me and my grandpa would go "ooh" every time they would crack there knuckles.
Don’t forget, as well as choreographing, Bruce wrote and directed this film. I always thought it was so brilliant and creative how he emotionally complicates this scene at 6:45 as Colt is losing the fight. The music is brilliant in that bit too.
@@therealc.t.7085 He help chuck norris become a better fighter. Chuck in one of his interviews said that Bruce and Chuck would always spar in Bruce backyard. Bruce would give advice to chuck that had help him win fight.
Went out like a true warrior too. Notice how Bruce winds down the moment he realizes his opponent is critically injured and even gives him a chance to honourably surrender. The smirk chuck gives Bruce pretty much says “don’t go soft now that I’m crippled”. The final moments of this scene is especially cathartic when Bruce snaps chucks neck. The emotional pain on his face says it all. Bruce didn’t want that. They could have been brothers in arms but such as the way of the warrior.
Don't let this distract you from the the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba "Spare Tire" Dixon
How much you wanna make a bet I can throw a football over them mountains?... Yeah... Coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we would've been state champions. No doubt. No doubt in my mind.
Imma just here on the beautiful weekend, eating chips, watching this epic fight while listening to "Stereo Love" and now I feel like playing Mortal Combat.
Shoulda left in the part at the end where he says, "I'LL GET YOU YOU BASTARDS". The video ended right before he was about to say it. But still great video and a classic fight scene. Easily my favorite of all time and without exaggeration i bet i have watched that movie/fight scene well over a hundred times and the same goes for all of Bruce Lees movies. As a kid i used to just sit and spend hours watching them all over and over countless times. RIP Bruce Lee. Much love and respect to you and i hope i meet you someday on the other side of the pearly gates.
![[KungFu]The Japanese warrior provoked the white-haired old man and his sword shattered with a palm⚔️](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/K-d2cdRs2mY/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank god this was just faked for filming, cause had they really fought to the death they would’ve fought until they destroyed the fabric of the universe
Charlie Robertson Underrated Comment LMAOOOOO
What do you mean? This is how the Universe was born. It's the great cycle of life and death. Us mere mortals don't understand the cosmic war that happens behind the scenes.
That’s impossible. One of them would of won or both would of gotten tired. Dumb ass😤
Light vs Dark Good vs evil yang vs wang on earth i am follower of God. Histroy can repeat itself it not tell everyone.
tcdahn7 tell him agian i hate when people dontvread up on history
This is probably the most respectful fight in the history of fighting.
Aaron Price hav are e you month last ago man english
@@NikNokGamer what did you say?
What about the fight in the Princess Bride?
Wonderboy would have something to say ab this
The two are best of friends.
chuck norris has the whole amazon rainforest on his chest
No CGI, no shaky cams, no fast cuts, not filming 50 centimeters away from the fight, just pure choreography and talent.
Cap
What about the Raid
@@hollens3472 If you mean the film from 2011, I've watched it. It has great fight scenes. Unfortunately, there are shaky cams. But choreography is great.
No but after this fight, the cat clapped.
And a kitten
Fun fact: Bruce and Chuck though being friends had not spoken or seen each other for close to 3 years prior to the making of this flim. It was Bruce himself who contacted Chuck and asked if he would be willing to take the part Bruce had for him.
When Bruce "asks" you to take a beating, no isn't the answer. Lol
Wayne Forsyth just ask Bob Wall 😆
@@newyorkvulgarian8865 I value mah face a wee bit more than antogonizing either of em, and yet, humor presents itself little recourse...
I believe Joe Louis was his first choice, but he declined.
96stealth that would’ve been interesting but the outcome would’ve been the same no doubt
Chuck: *"Hah~!"*
Bruce: *"Wha-chaw!"*
Kitty: "...meow..."
Elemental Colors bruh 😂
😂😂😂
Lol
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If Bruce was still alive to this day, they both would still be working out together and sparring like they're still this age.
Uh, no they would not.
Iron Man VS Thanos is fan service, Batman VS Superman is surreal, but this?
This is legendary
Iron man vs Thanos was not fan service, it was a climactic third act that fit properly and perfectly into the greater narrative.
Literally not a single thing aboutBatman Vs Superman can be described as “surreal”
@@krypticunlimited6925 you’re totally missing the point, Inspector Gadget
avengers was a clusterfuck of nonsense the only climactic thing about it was the massive piss i finally took at its neverending runtime of bullshit
superman vs superman is surreal because you've two agents of good, one a living god vs a mortal with practical effects @@krypticunlimited6925
@@krypticunlimited6925don't care about fiction..all lies
I bet that kitten has generations of cats that will continue to talk about this legendary fight.
Hahahaha 😂
You’re silly ,a cat doesent know who Bruce lee and Chuck Norris is
@@Paralyzer oh ok👍
@@Paralyzer r/wooosh
It’s true. I am the cat.
My bones crack like that when I move too. Must mean I can fight like them.
rafterscott will
Or you were so shocked you couldn’t move for a year an u finally did move an your bones just cracked
😅😅
🤣 why are their bodies crackling like theyre decrepit?
@@last7509 Because back in the 70s/80s that made you look BAD...
That truly shows how much honor and respect bruce actually has for chuck by placing his gi and belt on top of his body.
😂😂😂
It truly shows that the writers decided that’s what he would do
@@coryabbott9518 well said, but it really shows how much respect chuck had for him that he turned up for a film shoot done what was asked of him got paid and went home, what total respect unbelievably respectful, I was doing a little bow at the TV, because the fact they allowed me to watch shows they totally respect me,
I heard their was a cut scene where bruce shit on his corpse and flossed his ass clean with his belt so he died a brown belt not black. He then ate the cat and ran off,
@@davidmartin565 Yeah i like how even in death bruce mocked norris by making his priced back belt just brown.
@@davidmartin565 ☠☠ Were you high when you wrote this
One of the greatest legends of Kung Fu. Bruce Lee you definitely will never be forgotten.
You ever hear of master Yip Man? He was Bruce Lee’s master
Jet kune do
But Bruce Lee is fake artist
@@tracemacmillan9718if you read it and actually paid attention he said " one of" meaning ip man can also be another one but this isn't about ipman so I honestly don't know what is the point of your comment
@@tracemacmillan9718 Ip man*
I think it's interesting they are gonna fight each other, but respect each other enough warm up before.
That's a sign of respect in mma u allways allow ur opponent to prepare gives respect to ur dojo and there's
He gives respect after the fight to that's a true martial artist
why are their bodies crackling like theyre feeble old men? 😂
That's some serious crackling sound effects! too funny...Norris got his ass handed to him.
It’s called honor
Rest In Peace Bruce Lee. Your Martial Arts Legacy will never be forgotten.
A1 Savage no Bruce Lee was a martial arts master Chuck Norris would be crying in 2 minutes if it were real
He can’t read this.
@@Al-jp7vc why dont people respect chuck norris as much as bruce lee ? its out of order to dismiss him
@@Gencturk92 Exactly, I mean they're both badass martial artists.
@@Gencturk92 Because Chuck dissed Bruce not giving him any credit for giving Chuck lot of pointers. So Chuck wrote a letter of apology to Bruce because Chuck got caught lying. Bruce was so pissed about this, one day he called Chuck at his dojo full of Chuck's students and made Chuck held out the phone and say Yes Bruce im onof your students. The apology letter is authentic.
To this day, this has been the most expensive scene ever to shoot because of the sheer amount of special effects it took to make it look like Chuck Norris was defeated.
@@amireghbal9892 wait, you've never heard of Chuck Norris jokes? This has nothing to do with race. Have you been in a coma the last 20 years?
I love a good chuck Norris joke… but it just sounds so stupid applied to this scenario 😂
Tbh I honestly think Chuck could take Bruce Lee. Those jokes are actually real legends lol . I think Chuck is awesome
@dustinskater2060 I don't think he could. Bruce Lee was too fast and an expert in fighting he was gifted in fighting naturally. Chuck Norris put in the work to learn martial arts but this is Bruce Lee.
lol, not bad.
Whoever dubbed the cat saying meow needs to be in the credits 🤣🤣😂
Miyow 😂😂😂
That first 2 minutes wasn't them warming up. It was them powering down so they wouldn't destroy everything around them.
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Like a filler episode of Dragonball Z 😅😅😅
Fuck, the camera man got hazard pay for exposure, everyone else on the film crew was in an underground bunker 5km away, still they suffered some "minor" side effects, bleeding from both eyes, diarrhea, body aches, a little PTSD.....two or three were driven to madness and suicide later, cost of doing business. That kitten must be a genetic freak or some cruel animal experiment, I don't know. The radiation alone should have been deadly. Hats off to whoever built that set, I mean seriously, Chuck let at least three or four roundhouse kicks loose, and we all know what that kind of sheer wind velocity does to buildings. Makes a hurricane look like limp and flaccid in comparison.
@@sigmarecovery699 it's a miracle that planet earth survived.
3:35 Perhaps the closest thing to someone going Super Sayian
How come chuck Norris has thousand jokes but Bruce doesn’t have 1 joke?
Because Bruce lee is no joke
Lol good one
Xd nice
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But you just made a Bruce lee joke so...
Movie Geek This wasn’t a joke it was a fact
I seriously envy that cat. It has the best seat in the house to the most epic fight in cinema history.
2:34: How a cat says, "Let's get it on!". Best fight referee ever.
Still to this day, the most iconic martial arts fight scene!!
I'm torn between this and Jackie Chan vs Benny Urquidez
@@i69GrzzlyBears
C'mon man.. Bruce Lee any day of the week. Just doesn't get any better.
I thought it sucked..i knew ol chuck was in for it.
I’ve read if Bruce Lee was still alive they would of fought a decade later in Lone Wolf McQuade though Norris would of been the hero and Lee playing David Carradines character the villain would of been the legendary rematch of the century.
@@illostr8
Let's bring him back to life
I love how no one has commented this is taking place in the Colosseum in rome. The last great gladiator battle rome will ever witness and we are the spectators
It’s a movie mate
That's the first thing I thought.
That's pretty much what Bruce was going for.
I think the background looks tremendously fake especially the hallways look like a painting.
It's a studio isnt it?
@@arnaudsprenger7505 the Interiors yes. However, this entire movie was shot in Rome.
R.I.P Bruce lee, the world never forgets you and you are the Legend
RIP chuck norris...
@@sinceramente2512dumgoofyass
There Both Still Alive
I love the storytelling in this fight. How Bruce starts off with an overly offensive and only SEMI-counter approach to it. Throughout most of the movie, you see him winning one squash match after the other, but when he encounters Chuck he's met his equal.
After Chuck delivers some devastating blows on Bruce, he stops fighting through pure reaction. He takes a moment to recollect himself and as you see in that long slow mo segment, Bruce calms down and learns to READ Chuck's movements and does nothing but block and avoid his attacks.
When Bruce gets back into exchanging blows again, you see he's fighting much more strategically. He does all those oblique kicks to weaken Chuck's kicks AND to stifle his movement a little bit. They get easier to block the more Chuck throws in the high kicks, and since he's not as mobile anymore, he can't back up as quickly, so that's where Bruce capitalizes with more follow up punches.
Then of course you can't ignore the glances of respect and other unspoken communication they have with each other as the fight nears its end. Bruce signals to Chuck more and more that he should just stay down and concede. Gets even more apparent when he takes him down and shakes his head at him, but Chuck doesn't relent...
I think Chuck would rather die a warrior's death than to concede defeat to his equal. So he goes for the Hail Mary attack and gets his neck snapped from Bruce's headlock. Then the way Bruce collects Chuck's gi and lays it over him, you can tell he regrets killing him, but is doing what he can to respect and honour his fallen opponent.
He’s actually reading his movements as he’s blocking and evading 4:03
@@Cosmicmorales That's what I said.
Thank you for the information 🙏💪
Wrong
@@TheSinlessAssassin To sum it up,
Bruce started out using traditional northern Shaolin techniques. When he saw it didn’t work, he switched and used Jeet Kune Do.
2:33 what the hell was that meow😂😂
The meow of IMPENDING DOOM
I knowwww!!!! I nearly spit out my food from my mouth
Maaawwwr
Cat:FIGHT
I think that was someone trying to meow lol
The scene of the kitten playing with the ball is actually quite brilliant, as Bruce Lee was "playing" with Chuck Norris.
The director looking at this comment like, "Wow, golly! Hadn't thought of it that way!"
...or maybe it's Bruce and Chuck playing you... And you're the cat
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@@scottcontois3957 how old are you saying the word "golly" you must be the oldest person in this comment section, I'm not mad I'm just helping. There are assholes that will get offended, just trying to help, sorry for calling you old
@@rolandbishop5446 r/woooosh
The kitten absolutely makes this scene perfectly 😂😂 and if you actually try to look for him he’s in quite a few background shots and it’s crazy cause cats don’t always like hanging around intense situations-I had one for 16 years 🐈⬛
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Over half a century later and this Legendary fight scene still gives me goosebumps every time... The tense music, cinematography and incredibly difficult choreography which was very realistic has me wondering why it will never bettered... Wheels on meals comes close
What’s wheels on meals?
@@Yazolight wheels on meals is a a 1984 movie starring Jackie Chan..Towards the end he has a legendary fight scene with Benny the Jet Urquidez... You need to check it out. It's awesome
I respect the cameraman for taking hits of both Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris' kicks.
HE turned to dust
@@tentaplayz3691 nah bro the cameraman is the 3rd strongest being on earth. Although Chuck and Bruce had to make the kick less powerful
@@takingtheshot9830 let me guess, Chuck Norris in 2nd strongest and Bruce Lee the strongest?
@@takingtheshot9830the camera man was Steven Seagal
The fluidity of Bruce's punches, counters and kicks. Poetry in motion, he beat chuck mentally before laying a brutal beating on him. The fact bruce gave him a proper homegoing after taking his life was pure respect. Real fighters, back when martial arts films (at least his) had meaning in every blow thrown. RIP to the greatest.
This sh!t fake my guy.
I always tell people Bruce Lee's timing is ridiculous best counter puncher to ever live he told me everything I know of how to fight and I never lost a fight in my life with my hands I have a fight record of 70 wins with five losses and all five losses was because someone grabbed me and beat me in a wrestling but if we box never lost
@@craigsmith4031 man that’s awesome. I feeel a lot of this Is practice knowledge and common sense. Plus I used to watch a lot of karate movies when I was little. If I kept at it, I wouldn’t be so scared of the consequences, like if I loose a fight.
Man only if he could of done that in a real fight....lol these Bruce Lee stans are wild lol. Put him in an octagon and see what happens 😂😂
Lol he beat chuck when chuck signed the contract to be in Lee's movie.
Man, these warm up exercises before the fight were already awesome! I simply can't skip that part
It’s kind of ironic and prophetic how at the end when Bruce’s character upon defeating Chuck’s character takes a moment to honour and respect his opponent by placing his belt next to him, acknowledging and admiring his accomplishments when in real life, Chuck has been doing that ever since Bruce left this realm 50 years ago.
The most important and powerful message that moment ever sent out was how martial arts is ultimately about virtue, integrity and respect, even towards your opponents.
The things that stand out is
1>Bruce tried to overpower Chuck but Chuck knocked him down 3 times
2>Bruce adjusted his style making his Angle of Attack not predictable
3>Chuck always did the same things, once Bruce figured this out the fight was over.
Great movie by the way, Bruce was suppose to be in The Octagon but he died 3 months before they began shooting.
Craig The Tech Guy if he got in the octagon he would die
@@cosmickoala6663 Who? Li? no, the MMA that is trying to be deployed by these white guys now is a rip off of what he was already doing in 1976. You should watch Enter The Dragon, Li actually had on MMA gloves in that movie. That was over 40yrs ago.
Bruce would have won either way so it doesn’t matter
There's a movie with Chuck Norris called The Octagon. Bruce was supposed to be in that.
When Lee put that high-low game on Chuck it was a done deal.
Most ppl don’t realize this was a stage in street fighter alpha
And this scene birthed how modern 3D fighting games flow and mechanics are based on ...mainly tekken were formed
Bruce Lee has the capabilities of kicking 10 Chuck Norris ass.
Honestly it's crazy how many moves Law has seem to come from this film alone
Specially the slow mo part where he circles chuck.
VexxtraK _ facts! Also they took a lot of lei wu long move set from all the drunken master movies I noticed a lot recently looking back at some old films
Toku Writer especially that! You kno what your looking at
Saw my first Bruce Lee movie the summer before freshman year of high school and was hooked, started reeanacting the form he did as O'Hara interrupts about attending the morning ceremony in uniform.. had moved up several belts in an integrated Japanese-Korean martial arts system called Cha Yan Ryu during preadolescence but dropped it. Absolutely picked up again at the nearest kung fu school because of Bruce Lee.. this is my first time watching him again after following through into dedicated regimen at the MMA gym where I train and its even more inspirational and real than back in 2003.. while I don't at all agree that Bruce was the sole founder of mixed martial arts he was definitely a key player. A perpetual hero in my eyes and a reminder to approach life like water, respond with emotional content and that the word "I" does not exist. Grateful to have learned about this man in time to take example.
Better than 95% of the fight scenes produced today. Real artists at work here.
More like 100%
@@JohnWick-ro8zv check out Donnie Yen's fight scenes. If you haven't seen any, start with Flash Point.
@@cambellschunky704 I have seen the ip man movies and the raid movies
one of the best fight scenes ever filmed....rest in peace Bruce...and thank you Chuck & Bob for your amazing work on these films
One of the best??
I would say the Gold Standard of fight scenes.
Jackie Chan has more entertaining fight scenes.
@@StreetHierarchy
Very entertaining..but not as riveting
Jackie is very acrobatic and exciting
But the fighting scenes in Bruce Lee movies are life and death...
Dissagree. Jet lee fight scene's are better.
No, no it's not.
Broken arm, bruised head, fractured knee, but Norris still kept coming. You gotta respect that.
no, he couldn't live with himself with a broken arm and leg. he wanted to go out dying at the colloseum.
A true warrior
it was do or die.
That was the script 🤦♂️🤣🤣
Lol why is everyone talking like it was a real fight
Just love that this scenario was used in Street Fighter Alpha 1, even the cat was there!
3:28 I love the way Lee's exasperated sigh indicates his annoyance that this time he actually has to do some real work to beat his opponent. 😂
You know, I never noticed that before!
I like how the cat was like the announcer saying "Fight!"
Round one
MEOW!
He was announcing the event where chuck norris loses his virginity to Bruce Lee.
Just like in cowboy duels in wild west movies, some sound has to set the gun pulling off.
@@agapitobautista7524 ayo
@@kalakritistudios and DBZ movies with rocks crumbling
I find it funny on how so many people think that Bruce Lee was just an actor and dont realize that his speed, strength, focus, and just pure skill was way among any other person. He was not a fighter at all, but a professional martial artist. It's a lifestyle for him and his techniques that he learned and taught are still incredibly useful and effective.
No reasonable person thinks BRUCE LEE was "just an actor." He was an incredibly gifted martial artist. Was he a *fighter*? That's a much more difficult question.
@genericjohnsmithname athletes today are dying of wierd heart problems. but thats just from the jab. he died mysteriously too. maybe theres a connection
lmao you probably think wwe is real 🤣
the man literally never had a professional fight. are you just going to take his word for it?
@@morrielarsen he was an actor too lmfao
Consider the cameras and SFX they had in 1970, and yet modern-day Hollywood still have not found an artist to look as good, as powerful, as fast and as realistic as what Lee was!!!! There's no doubt that NO ONE will ever be as good as what he was - The Ultimate Legend.
Very TRUE🙏👍
This legend passed 50 years ago today!!! What the heck? So glad I was alive to see these old movies replayed by my family.
3:45 every Bruce Lee character adaptation in fighting games has this bouncy stance
That’s Ali influence in Bruce.
moving back and forth and being light on your feet is actually a good thing. it's what I was taught taking martial arts.
@@therealc.t.7085 also savate
it's the stance commonly used in taekwondo
I thought it was along the lines of boxing myself.
The way Bruce covers his opponent as a sign of respect
He was a worthy opponent
2:34 Something's wrong with that kitten's vocal cords😂😂
The best Fight Scene in the Martial Arts History
I think it could be argued that this scene alone is the reason Chuck Norris has been memed into the stratosphere. Bruce Lee has been all but deified after his death as perhaps the greatest martial arts movie star of all time in addition to being an incredibly competent martial artist in real life. Seeing Norris presented as not only a legitimate opponent for Lee's character but one who is worthy of the respect that is given to him both in the manner of his defeat as well as after he has been defeated does a great deal to elevate him in the eye of the public. Especially considering this was the first movie he appeared in outside of a small cameo in The Wrecking Crew.
lmao
Because like Bruce Lee chuck Norris is awesome
Before Jackie Chan vs Jet Li (Forbidden Kingdom)
The 70s had Bruce Lee vs Check Norris
More like Bruce Lee's guys are Jackie Chan and Jet Li. And Chuck Norris's guys are Steven Seagal and Jean Claude Van Damme.
Who's Check Norris
Those two guys don't even compare. lol
@@KidaMilo89 😂😂😂😂
Lol gtfoh hahaha. Best comment 🙃
One of the most remembered fight scenes in cinematic history.
Chuck Norris at the time was the World Professional Middleweight Karate Champion. When Bruce Lee offered the part to Chuck Norris. Chuck said "You want to beat the World Middleweight Karate Champion." Bruce replied "No, I want to kill the World Middleweight Karate Champion." Chuck laughed and agreed to do the movie with Bruce.
7:08 Fun Fact, Bruce accidently broke Chuck's leg here because Chuck didn't raise his knee off the ground in time to absorb the kick, which was suppose to look realistic for the shot, hence why they chose this angle so you couldn't see Chuck raise his knee up a hair. Bruce wanted to have the scene removed out respect for his friend, but Chuck said, "Hell no,' I told him to 'let production leave it in so he didn't break some poor stunt double's leg reshooting it.'" Not an exact quote, but close enough from what I remember.
wow
Chuck Norris will revert back in his Age and Youth like this while Someone Look Alike can have that Beard instead
Hands down the most respectful and artistic fight in history of movie cinema!!!
4:02 - 4:34 perfectly shows how formidable of a fighter Colt (Chuck Norris) was in this scene; as Ting (Bruce Lee) circled around Colt looking for an opening, Colt is always facing Ting regardless which direction he is. Except for the moment his chest hair was ripped off, up until he got kicked multiple times in the face, Colt's defense appeared impenetrable.
No other fight scene in the history of martial arts cinema beats this one. This is the best fight scene ever. But, no, Chuck would not have been a match for Bruce in real life, but he was great.
The way they both stretch, do forms, and warm up for the fight gives me CHILLS
Bruce did the actual stretching here
It was very thoughtful of all of these master martial artists to take the time to explain this scene to all of us. I feel truly blessed to be among such masters.
Who knew Luke Skywalker had all that chest hair? "It's your father's lightsaybear."
I can never get tired of watching this. It's too classic
"I Miss Bruce Lee !" Two great men in battle ! There can only be one winner ! R.I.P Bruce Lee !
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Chuck Norris is a raging homophobe, he is not a great man he’s a piece of shit
@@gurthus9540 Go back to you're safe space you little liberal
The ADR guy must’ve had a so much fun adding all of those cracking sound effects
The greatest martial artist of all time rip Bruce NOBODY can touch the skills he had 💪🏽
He didn't compete in "martial arts" he was an actor.
The best scene from two legendary Martial artists
This fight was clean.. Verry clean. I love it..
They got it in 4 shots as well.
glad the american kickboxer turned down the part joe lewis
Epic Purity of skill
This is still one of the most classic and beautiful fights in movie story. Seen it hundreds of times, and it's just so pure. Just a simple but intense fight between two high level martial artists in a beautiful location, that's all you need.
Yeah, kinda like E. Honda vs Blanka with the fountain behind them.
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@@freddiestranger9783 wtf man.
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I love that the ending is played somberly like Bruce just wanted him to stay down. But chuck was a warrior. He wouldn’t have been able to if he knew how to stay down. Tragic. They don’t make film like this no more.🎉
It took over 2000 years for the colloseum to prepare for this fight.legends.
Man the cat as the bell to start the fight will never not be epic!!! Greatest fight scene in history
as a kid I would remember every Bruce lee move even the nose bruh
he will be missed 😢
One of his best fight scenes ever hands down
Love that Bruce makes adjustments by using lateral movement and Ali style footwork, then wins by guillotine! Truly the first mixed martial artist 20 years before MMA was even close to being a thing
Crazy cool warm up scene. Imagine your going to fight someone to the death, and you have a few minutes to stretch. I might do some jumping jacks.
I might attempt the worm.
I'll be like, "Yo, let me jog first."
“I’ll just take a walk, I’ll be right back”
*doesn’t come back*
@@username-yc3bd Good one.
I would probably warm up by peeing in my pants.
Back when fighting scenes didn’t need loud music to be intense
They used silly sound effects instead. Woah biff crack crunch
2:34 how the cat screamed heyaaaw was very funny.
Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee are both martial arts legends and are both fierce fighting dragons! By no extension the greatest fight scene in movie history.
Bruce lee was an actor, he didn't compete in martial arts, so don't call him a martial artist.
@@NinjaDefiler You don't know what you're talking about, and you obviously don't know anything about Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee recieved martial arts training from both Ip Man and Chuck Norris, plus Bruce Lee is the founder of Jeet Kune Do. Bruce Lee may not be as good as Chuck Norris, but he's definitely talented in martial arts and he's an incredible athlete.
@@nathannelson6843 speculation, you don't know that BECAUSE HE NEVER COMPETED IN ANYTHING.
@@NinjaDefiler Unless you have the proof of fact you have no business giving your opinion and trash talking my comment. You're a fool and everyone agrees with me. I know way more about Bruce Lee than you, whether he competed or not, and he did compete once for sure. And Chuck Norris was there to see it. That's how they met and became friends.
@@NinjaDefiler Chuck Norris is proof that Bruce Lee was proficient as a martial artist because they were good friends and Chuck has a few videos and interviews where he's talked about Bruce Lee. You can't argue with that.
Story time:I was staying over at my grandparents house at a school day for some reason, and everybody at the house was at work, except my grandpa and my aunt, but she was mostly at basement so I did not see her that much, so me and my grandpa were at the living room and we were watching *that movie* so when it came to the fight scene with Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris, me and my grandpa would go "ooh" every time they would crack there knuckles.
now that should be named Bruce-Chuck knuckle cracks...:-)
Still one the best fighting scenes in the history of cinema 👊🏻
Don’t forget, as well as choreographing, Bruce wrote and directed this film. I always thought it was so brilliant and creative how he emotionally complicates this scene at 6:45 as Colt is losing the fight. The music is brilliant in that bit too.
Everyone knows the real reason Bruce Lee beat up Chuck was because he was jealous of Chuck's chest hair
Cosmo Goat but he wanted to fight him before he took off his shirt
I never thought of it like that but yeah you're right
3:07
the chest hair makes me uncomfortable
@@user-wr5yx8tk3r thats what its there for :P
Bruce Lee taught him well too
Chuck Norris is also a good student
What?
Chuck taught Bruce tho
Bruce didn’t train Chuck you fan boy lol
@@therealc.t.7085 He help chuck norris become a better fighter. Chuck in one of his interviews said that Bruce and Chuck would always spar in Bruce backyard. Bruce would give advice to chuck that had help him win fight.
@@yo2241 Sparring together and sharing advice isn’t the same as being someone student lol
Everybody speaking about the fight... but can we talk about the lil kitten as the referee ??? 😂
I remember watching this when I was a kid. 40 yrs later. Still amazing!! Damn!!
5:55 Such a satisfying combo
Poor chuck was stunned 😳 didn’t know how to counter that 6:02
Till this day this is the only fight where chuck got his ass whooped
Right on.
Went out like a true warrior too. Notice how Bruce winds down the moment he realizes his opponent is critically injured and even gives him a chance to honourably surrender. The smirk chuck gives Bruce pretty much says “don’t go soft now that I’m crippled”.
The final moments of this scene is especially cathartic when Bruce snaps chucks neck. The emotional pain on his face says it all. Bruce didn’t want that. They could have been brothers in arms but such as the way of the warrior.
Real fight would end differently.
He just didn't get his ass whooped....he got his neck broken
Excuse me..
One of the most iconic fights of all time!
I can’t believe the Seahawks still didn’t run the ball smh
Lol
Lol i had 100 bucks on the patriots winning will never forget that night
Lol 😂🤣😂🤣😂😄
Lets go Niners
Still can't believe Cam didnt dive for that fumble but ok bro
Inb4 Minnesota reference
Don't let this distract you from the the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba "Spare Tire" Dixon
Ok I won't.
How many videos do you reply with this saved comment??? 🙄 Not original, just FYI.
How much you wanna make a bet I can throw a football over them mountains?... Yeah... Coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we would've been state champions. No doubt. No doubt in my mind.
How is this on context?
Ok
5:55 was so next level 🤙
One of the most legendary fight scenes in movies
The very "Best" ever coriographed fight scene in the history of kung-fu!!!
And you can notice the feints l. The way Bruce establishes patterned the breaks them to land a solid hit this is truly beautiful
This movie was shot in 1972 and is still a bad ass movie fight sequence!
Love the respect, even to a defeated enemy. Truly captivating.
Imma just here on the beautiful weekend, eating chips, watching this epic fight while listening to "Stereo Love" and now I feel like playing Mortal Combat.
I just love the "crash" sounds, when fist or foot meets head/torso!
Reminds me of the old Batman TV show?
The kitten become referee between them 😂 pure nostalgic
Iconic, and the kittens reactions really put the icing on the cake
At 7:07 he uses both hands to spin Norris arm anti-clockwise,dislocating it.
Takes a keen eye to see it as it happens so fast.
ikr I replayed that so many times before I noticed it. I thought he punched his underarm at first because he was holding his armpiy
Even as you explained it as I'm rewatching it over and over again, I still don't know what happened. Bruce made it happen so fkin fast.
Shoulda left in the part at the end where he says, "I'LL GET YOU YOU BASTARDS". The video ended right before he was about to say it. But still great video and a classic fight scene. Easily my favorite of all time and without exaggeration i bet i have watched that movie/fight scene well over a hundred times and the same goes for all of Bruce Lees movies. As a kid i used to just sit and spend hours watching them all over and over countless times. RIP Bruce Lee. Much love and respect to you and i hope i meet you someday on the other side of the pearly gates.