Bruce Lee's Secret in Film Finally Revealed!
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2024
- In this video, martial artist, veteran stuntman, actor and motion capture artist Eric Jacobus talks about Bruce Lee's secret in film and how he was actually more of a Japanese film star instead of a Hong Kong sty le film star!
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Who can ever forget:
"Do you have Chinese spare ribs?"
Man I knew that fool was about to get smoked ala Lee style. 😂
That's wrong ..Dan Inosanto said that Bruce didn't get any of his kicks from the Koreans or Chuck. You can tell that the right off the bat the way he executes them. He doesn't chamber the knee and Dan said the kicks came from Northern shoalin style not Korean. You guys are just speculating.
true
Thank you!!!!!!
Bruce Lee said he had no styles he flowed lie water so he got his moves from any style and combined it in his own.
Some of Bruce Lee kicks were from Savate, Taekwondo, Muay Thai
Yep thank you for stating this. If you ever want to know the absolute truth about Bruce listen to all the Dan Inosanto interviews. He does pretty much tell you everything you ever want to hear. He does talk about witnessing Bruce in real confrontations by the way. He said not once did he ever throw a fancy high kick in a real fight. Bruce said what looks good in movies is for movies. What works in real fights doesn't look good in movies.
shoot..i love all the styles in movies..they are so different..from the old KungFu movies to Bloodsport and Ninja Assassin to Jackie Chan and so on..Everyone is so different.
Great video ❤
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What a great channel man :)
The best
A Choy Li Fut guy was the first to show Bruce the low side stance, side kicks, and high kicks. Later Bruce would incorporate it in his style and later would observe other martial arts as well. Not to mention, Bruce first met Chuck Norris at a karate tournament, I believe at Madison square garden to demonstrate high kicks. So, it’s crazy that Chuck would spread rumors saying that Bruce didn’t know or like using high kicks long after his death. There’s even a video of Bruce showing his kicks in the stadium in front of a crowd and Chuck Norris.
Yes! This is exactly right. Nobody there in the video corrected this. They just nod and agree with each other. lol Never any push back.
Bruce Lee that Thinking came now to me - the Scene with Bob Wall the Lightning fast Hits in his Face this is like the Fight between Jackie Chan and Benny the Jet THE Iconic Scenes cause it was incredible fast
Kicks- John RHEE-GRAND MASTER
Lee did seemed to make pro-Chinese propaganda against Japanese&West though, because they were always portrayed as the villains.
Even today, many Chinese holds a grudge against the Japanese.
Chinese hold a grudge because Japan invaded them and commited a lot of war crimes, it was still fresh when Bruce lived
Enjoyed this I didn’t know that Bruce took some concepts from the Japanese film style way of the dragon my favourite because it’s Bruce’s baby start to finish the slow motion part in the fight with chuck I know where Bruce got that concept from a doco called AKA Cassius Clay a Ali documentary made in 1970 at the beginning of the film there’s a slow motion section with Ali dancing around Cleveland Williams amazing to watch because it’s a real fight Bruce respected Ali a lot
Eric Jacobus is a real heavy weight in martial arts cinematography.
I wonder how you both found eachother because content topics are different.
Eric Jocobus is smart, Viking Samurai is not
Thank you V.S.!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍
You're welcome 😊
Great Video, I wanted to add that Jim Kelly from Enter the Dragon and Sonny Chiba made some memorable Karate Sounds as well. I also wanted to say that I have the honor of knowing people who have trained and known Bruce Lee Students and friends that knew him. Alot of the stories of people teaching Bruce Lee things were not true but they were others that he learned from before he met them. An example, Bruce Lee learned Judo in Hong Kong. Dan Inosanto introduced the Nunchucks to Bruce Lee he did not teach him. Thanks for posting this, all the best.
Yeah, People are constantly trying to capitalize and take credit that they taught Bruce Lee. It's rediculous. Bruce Lee came to his own conclusions upon his own analysis so nobody trained him.
That’s wrong. Bruce Lee researched a lot of Chinese martial arts and foreign martial arts. It is from the northern style, Bruce took from for his kicking.
I agree. Dan did say this. I personally know this. As he said it himself to a group of people, including myself during a martial arts seminar few years ago.
I'm a martial artist alsoand i enjoy all systems of action including sports training i was also a bruce lee fanatic until god showed me the pitfalls of idolatry even if it's yourself you admire so i tread humble and enjoy the action 🎬
What is the awesome looking Samurai film called?
Eric Jacobus is a very talented dude but he wrong about Bruck Lee's kicks
There was this North Shaolin Sifu 😳that Bruce would teach him Cha, Cha dancing! For his Kung Fu 🤗Bruce trained for six month, but! never taught him dancing 😵💫my inspiration was in 1963! When I saw “Yojimbo” w/ Toshiro Mifune 🥰ten years later started Shinwa Taido(Aikido), then went to the Marines! Started Hung Gar/Choy Lee Fut, w/ Kong Buck Sam Sifu 🫡later w/ my friend Pender Sifu in Hung Sing Choy Lee Fut 😬
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Bruce learnt from ip man
Regarding your comments on “ma techniques”, that is not correct. Bruce was bought up with as a young actor and if you watch Bruce Lee’s. Childhood films, you will see “ma” techniques. Bruce Lee’s face close ups and ma have always been part of Bruce Lee’s films.
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Hasta donde yo sabia a Bruce Lee en el avispon verde nunca le dejaron usar su estilo del jeet kune do por lo que se veia bastante basico a Bruce Lee al usar solo kung fu pero cuando hizo las peliculas Golden Harvest si le dejaron usar su Jeet Kune Do y por eso el cambio y la explosion de su estilo asi que con todo respeto no concuerdo con eso que en el avispon verde no sabia patear fuerte sino que no le dejaron usar su propio estilo ya que no querian improvisar y que Bruce use algo tradicional ;)
You need to get John Paul Daily on like I’ve asked a few times now. I tried tagging you before but you never responded.
He’s a student under Tommy Carruthers. Also, Bruce knew high kicks way back in the early 60’s. You can see him do them in his 1964 demonstration. There a little bit of misinformation when it comes to what Bruce knew, or could do given certain time periods.
I talk to him on FB
@@VikingSamurai really? How long have you been talking for? Are you going to have him on the channel?
Not too long. But ya, I'm sure I'll get him on the channel, he'd make a great guest.
What a know it all
Wrong. Bruce had amazing fight choreography skills from the very first time he appeared in front of camera. Who is this guy, bottom centre?
well if Bruce made the Fight Choreography on the Awaiting of the Audience also clear said the Watchers then in that Way i cant take The Movies for serious Fights
i absolutely disagree with the Words JCVD would be Iconic Movie Scenes every real Fighter ripp him in Peaces and his Movies
The greatest of all time no more needs to be said the definition of Brilliance and genius adaptation the ability to adapt to all ways of fighting to have every solution ready at hand Genius at the game of life being able to read every human being to understand every situation and to be sharp and quick witted the definition of Brilliance and greatness The Mark of a true story teller always leave wanting More and you know you're the very best when you have clones but nothing beats the original
Will we really hear something ee don't already know
3rd!
I get that we all love a cozy chat, but come on, when you've got a guest, let's turn up the heat a bit. It's like They are all just sitting around, nodding like bobbleheads-'Yeah, yeah, totally agree'-when what we really need is a little bit of, you know, actual conversation. Why are we so scared to say, 'Hold on, buddy, I've heard the complete opposite of what you're spewing out right now'? It's not a dinner party; it's supposed to be a show where ideas clash, sparks fly, and, God forbid, we might just learn something new. So, let's cut the endless parade of 'yes men' and start having some real talk. There are things that should have been pushed back on like where Bruce Lee learned to kick high.
Viking is a yes man and wanna be martial arts actor, nothing more or less
@@Nickxxx85 Yes, the strategy seems to be cozying up to once-famous personalities who still hold clout in international markets, like Germany, where nostalgia can drive sales regardless of current relevance or quality. While "The Last Kumite" might hit number one there, it's unlikely to replicate that success in the U.S. Just look at the history of budget films that have topped charts internationally-often, the quality is subpar, especially by American standards. Overseas audiences might not be as critical of poor acting or weak storytelling if a recognizable star is featured. It’s clear: these films can succeed abroad not because they are good but because they trade on the fame of past celebrities, regardless of the actual content being delivered.
Viking Samurai always keeps it civil and as the host it is his responsibility to have his guest WELCOMED.
That should be common sense, why don't you look at any random Joe Rogan podcast and you'll see the same damn fuking thing. Look at any David Letterman interview, Barbara Walters, etc etc, ALL the successful professionals don't air stupid chaos and obnoxious noises. They allow education and let disagreements occur without trying to cause a scene like little babies.
@@Nickxxx85 : Viking Samurai would kick your ass. EASY
@@paulpolpiboon9535 And what you are some prophet:D? If I was blindfolded then maybe:D He is of really average skill and I trained for nice couple years when I was younger (boxing, dutch kickboxing and mma). He is also really small, something like 170cm 65-70kg from what I remember when he was talking about fighting Nam Phan. I am literally twice his size lol
Another one who think he fucking knows it all
Nope
Sorry bruce is good, but to me Jcvd, is the best action star and carismatic...
Bruce is better.
JCVD is too basic and slower. But this vid below should answer the awe inspiring question
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another clueless know it all