Bruce Lee vs Han's guards at the Underground base / Enter the Dragon (1973)
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This scene is a culmination of Bruce Lee's journey as a martial artist and superstar. Look at all his previous fight scenes in other movies in comparison. He did this scene HIS WAY and it shows. The screen presence, cool factor, charisma and style are off the charts. Groundbreaking.
What are you talking about he did it HIS way COMPLETELY in Way of the dragon, from script, directing and fight sequences. He also did all the fighting sequences in both Big Boss and Fist of Fury. He also wasnt directing Enter the dragon. The director did a fantastic job on this one by bringing Bruce in the center of the screen, never been done like this before but has been copied since. I love how all Bruce's movies were directed tbh, each is unique.
Facts bro.
best fight scene ever
Honestly, I found the Game of Death's fights a bit better. The one against Chuck Norris was by far the best.
@@juleskireeff4563 I think the fights in ETD were more cinematic. The underground battle was definitely his best multi opponent battle next to the final “scram” dojo fight at the end of FOF. Let’s just hope they release Bruce’s Game of death outdoor scenes soon🤌🏿. We’ve had stills for the outdoor scenes for a long time just as we’ve had for the newly released Log scenes
Best fight scene of all time!
No. Just no.
@@JamezBandz-no2ru Yes just yes. Forget acrobatics and other fancy blocking techniques that seem to go on for hours. This was short, concise and electrifying. There may be others who are fancier, more colorful martial artists, but hardly anyone can match the magnetism or vibe of this man. It's the same concept as the Beatles --- sure, they were not the best singers, or musical technicians, there are many others that have been more proficient in those areas --- but they had that indefinable something that made their impact lasting --- they will long be remembered while other, fancier and more technically proficient musicians will be forgotten. Same here with Bruce Lee --- this may "technically" been not the greatest fight scene of all time --- but it was among _Bruce Lee's,_ greatest and therefore, due to that simple fact, it needs to be ranked among the greatest.
It's 2023, and this movie is still an outstanding martial arts classic 50 years later!
The best of the best super sick wit it
I have The Big Boss, Fist Of Fury, Enter The Dragon and The Way Of The Dragon ❤
I100% agree with you Eric.
@@gundomatumba191
WB Game of Death?
@@KEN-1991 Deleted because it was just footages of the film Bruce Lee didn't finish and a step-in actor who was bad at portraying him. 💔
Bruce lee is the reason I’m learning his style. He’ll always be my fan. I never get bored of his movies. RIP my legend
Me too! I been practicing JKD since September 2023!
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Did you mean to say you’ll always be a fan of Bruce Lee 😊?
Almost 50 years later it is still awesome. It is timeless. Bruce is simply the best.
You ever fought in a kung fu fight? It hurts to block
@@erik878 fewm
@@nishanthathilakarathna5725 you must have a code, i mean a cold
Easily the best fight sequence that I've ever seen on film.
EASILY!
Yes!!!
I love Han's summary of the fight with the guards. "Your fight with the guards was magnificent. Your skill is extraordinary." They don't make movies like this anymore! 👍👍👍👍
If this was made today Hans would be a black woman
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Best martial arts movie EVER , no contest.
In 50 years no one has come close to replicating this. The guy was so fast and fluid it's not even funny. He's one in many life times. He was extraordinary.
Bruce will always be the man. 1:27- When Bruce snapped the neck of the bad guy, that was Jackie Chan starting out as a stunt man in the movie industry.
ye , i found that out some time ago also , the people around bruce can just tell how good he was at MA .
@@stigtuneback1966 I agree. The folks around Bruce knew he was the best.
He was knocked out on 2:26
I always look out for Jackie when I watch this scene. What a way to start your film career, having your neck broke by Bruce Lee! 😆
If Jackie was trained by Bruce, that's a high honor.
Bruce Lee with the nunchaukus is INSANE!
The Muscles, the speed, the techniques of Bruce can only be duplicated and immitated.
Bruce lee is the kind of talent,that comes along once-in-a-lifetime!! There will never be another Bruce lee in my lifetime!!
Bruce Lee is unmatched even today. Truly remarkable movement and speed!
There will never be anyone like Bruce Lee. He is flawless, his movements and timing are perfect. Simply Awesome.
I agree 🔥 👍 💯
Respect to the stuntmen too, for keeping up with him.
The only Bruce Lee equal I can think of is Jackie Chan,
even though he got owned at 1:20.
@@KEN-1991 Sorry, incel. Jackie is good but he will never be close to Bruce Lee
He's alive. Witness protection program. Many others also❤️
Simply put EXTRAORDINARY. After all these years, this is still by far the best fight scene EVER!!! You are missed Bruce 😔
El mejor comentario del mundo hacia la leyenda de las artes marciales
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Yes, by far, still.goosebumps
Your battle with the guards was MAGNIFICENT, your skill, EXTRAORDINARY!
Go drink some mouthwash. Your tongue is brown as hell.
3:29 Wow! Lee mastered those nunchakus like a bad-ass symphony conductor!
No matter how many times i watch this scene it still gives me goosebumps. There isnt anyone as explosive as Bruce till this day.
There will never be another Bruce Lee 🙏👊
They're never be another one like him- even 50 years after his passing
The energy and speed he possessed in this scene was so phenomenal. Imagine how much this man would have achieved if he was alive today. RIP King Lee ❤️🔥💯
Many people don't know that Bruce Lee got his signature sounds from Oakland California.
The sounds, the acting, the camera, and all the people who put this together... 11/10
Props to the stuntmen. Their timing was spot on.
I still have never seen a human being that moves like this since. He was a walking art piece and the greatest
Nobody had ever seen fight scenes like this before until Bruce Lee came along and changed film fighting forever. So many have tried to copy him since, but none were as good as the original.
Bruce Lee, the most influential person in pop culture of the 20th century.
The Beatles might have something to say about that.
I love the simplicity of this scene. No loud bombastic music, no fast and numerous cuts, just a steady cam, closed in on Lee while enemies appear in frame from various sides and he just deals with them. Good focus on choreo and his badassery. That whole speech at the beginning of the movie with his sifu, how his fists hit on their own, that's all right here.
1:21 is the Jackie Chan's appearance. Such a iconic moment because we can see two legends interacting exactly the way we always wanted
This is the best martial arts scene of all times.
WORDS CAN'T DESCRIBE HOW MAGNIFICENT THIS MAN WAS, JUST LEAVES YOU SPEECHLESS!!
This man is so incredibly inspiring 50 years later!
A scene that cannot be compared to anything later done by so many. Respect!
Bruce Lee was truly one in a lifetime. Many may try and imitate but none can duplicate. In this groundbreaking film Enter The Dragon, Bruce was actually teaching the essence of Jeet Kune Do throughout the movie. His Legacy will live on forever.
Fun fact: Jackie Chan was in this scene fighting Bruce Lee.
1:20
And Bruce Lee broke his neck, afterwards. Savage
I had no idea until I saw this comment ❤
Wow 🤯
Are u sure??
@@rickpeck9892 🙄
Rest in peace Bruce you live as a legend, came back to watch your films, clips many times.
Watched all his movies in Theatres growing up in Chicago,still remember the audience going wild watching.
Never get tired of watching this! Nobody will ever match Bruce Lee.
Never before this movie was Martial Arts done like this on film. Nobody since Bruce has had this kind of Charisma and aura about them and just think the FPS of cameras wasn’t what it is now so he had to actually slow down a lot of his movements bcuz it was blurry at full speed. A once in a life time specimen. RIP Bruce ❤️🖤
I understand that the actor playing Han didn't speak a word of English. They told him how and what to say, and he repeated it. If that was how it went, I would say his performance was extraordinary.
I have no idea if Sek Kin actually spoke English, but his voice in the English language version of the film was dubbed by the veteran Chinese-American actor Keye Luke. Sek most likely did his dialog in Cantonese.
mannnnn im 55 and still can't get enough of watching bruce lee, the man fought with style
Bruce Lee was a master of all weaponry.. especially the nunchacks and the eskrima...king of MMA, karate and Kung Fu...Bruce Lee was a powerhouse... unmatched and unstoppable...cant be touch and never be touched
Such an iconic, timeless scene. Bruce was simply electrifying.
Bruce was a one off. There will never ever be anyone that comes even close to his level of fluidity and self expression of the martial arts. People always rattling on about Bruce not being a real fighter and that he wouldn't stand a chance against a real MMA fighter and it makes me laugh. They wouldn't have a hope in hell against him, regardless of whether he trained for an arena or not. His sheer physical ability alone would shine through. He was a genius whose like we will never ever see again. 50 years on and people are still in awe at his precision, power, speed, rhythm and timing.
Bro give Bruce Lee modern MMA technique and advancements and you don't think this guy would absolutely OBSESS with becoming the best. No doubt in my mind he'd be dominant at his weight class today. Also in an actual life or death STREET fight, I'm putting my money on Bruce all day.
there’s no way you think bruce lee beats jon jones
@@Laufeycalled Is Jon Jones in his weight class? Re-read what I wrote.
@@frozt even in weight classes he wouldn’t beat anyone from bantam weight to light weight. I agree he was a pioneer to mma but he even with modern technique and knowledge he wouldn’t excel
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Hans was definitely right about one thing. Bruce Lee battle against the guards was truly magnificent.
The editing here is a masterclass in how to put together a fight scene. So many contemporary action movies can learn from this.
You can really see Bruce’s progression as a producer through his film career. It’s clear he learned a lot and it all culminated in this awesome timeless classic. Watched it with my dad and now with my son.
You can See The Nunchuka Scene is the same scene shot with 2 cameras at the same time at 2 different angles
Honestly, he's the most copied and influential action director of all time. But what he criticized Easter actors for, of imitating surface technique but not expressing who they are on the inside, holds true for filmmaking as well. People emulate Bruce's editing and acting style, but what they all miss is his storytelling, the character moments, the almost musical way he conducted his fight scenes where even the sound effects are memorable and easily followed. Listen to a Lee fight without looking at the screen-you can practically score it like sheet music. Try listening to the sound effects from any typical martial arts movie past or present-it’s a bunch of non-stop, unintelligible white noise. Lee is the greatest action star the industry has ever seen for so much more than looking like he can kick ass…although that doesn't hurt, lol.
Like a dance the pace goes; slow, slow, QUICK-QUICK, slow. Bruce Lee uses pauses as effectively as movement.
RIP Bruce Lee
Born November 27,1940 - Died July 20,1973 he was 32
He will Turn 82 years old in November 27,2022
50 years and still no one could ever beat bruce lee in a fight
still in awe as when i was a child!!
As a kid I thought this was cool, but seeing it as an adult after really getting into exercising and fully studying how human's muscles function and move it's incredible. It isn't just his speed and power, or his movement. It's his balance, technique and how much control he has in his movements.
One of the best fight scenes ever!!
When I first saw him in the Chinese Connection I felt I had just seen the best fighter there ever was. And after that every indication from every story had confirmed that to be true. Very strange something like this fitted so perfectly. And also how in life he was so energetic,expressive and full of life. Always enthusiastic along with physically working his body in order to perform in the most effective way possible. He was living the dream every moment of every day. The dream of being yourself with no fears or hang ups. And doing the things everyday that one must in order to reach their goals. He was here for a short time but he didn’t waste a minute.
it was only a movie - it's not real - LOL.
@@Bobby-fj8mk
Ele está se referindo ao Bruce Lee da vida real
A rich expression of joy, anger, sadness, and happiness.
Bruce Lee is a true legend in Kung Fu. May he rest in peace.
i still get goosebumps watching this.
I don't know if he focused too much on the traditional kung fu
Not Kung Fu, but "Jet Kune Do"
@@DjMakinetor what?
@@mateuszdoroz873 Bruce Lee nie walczył stylem "Kung Fu" . Jeet Kune Do (czyt. dżit kun do) - sztuka walki stworzona przez Bruce’a Lee.
I can watch this over and over again and never get bored
I like how he doesn't make it look easy. Martial artists today make it look effortless in either a funny or superhuman way in movies. But Bruce looks like he actually needs to stay focused to win like it's real life.
Best choreographed movie fighting scenes I've seen. Bruce was also a good actor.
Awesome Bruce Lee first Jean-Claude Van Damme Jackie Chan and then Jet - li all for them are awesome!
Yes and his movements are so fluid and natural like his body. And he sweat at the end like he fought at 100%
The battle with the guards was indeed magnificent.
Still none better lvy bruce n thanx for helping me! 😊
The facial expressions are legendary 😂
1:23: the guard was Jackie Chan
Didn't Bruce accidently hit Jackie for real in this scene and that when the scene was over Bruce went over to personally check to make sure Jackie was ok?
2:26 It's our round 2 of Bruce Lee vs Mr. Nice Guy in Enter The Dragon 1973. I really found Mr. Nice Guy's face at 1:20 Bruce Lee was really beaten Mr. Nice Guy in Enter The Dragon 1973 and the but why he is Han's guard but that Mr. Nice Guy was 18 years old in Enter The Dragon 1973 and I just really found him to his face. Bruce Lee is beaten him. hell no.
He was ahead of his time. Just imagine him playing in the "Matrix" movie
Yeah. He'd beat Neo easily!
@@ronaldshank7589 😊👍🏿
He would be casted as Morpheous.
there will never be another like him
Bruce lee was certainly ahead of his time, i love the guy.
I think Bruce Lee would of made a great James Bond or even a GREAT Jedi Knight! Who is with me on this one??? 👍👍👍
This is by far the funniest fight scene I've ever watched😂😂😂😂 the sounds he making... he gave that guy a thousand piece combo with the sticks😂😂😂 3:13
What a load of rubbish - 100 on to 1 is nothing for Bruce - LOL
@@Bobby-fj8mk 😂😂 don't know what they were thinking
Apparently the guy in blue with the Nunchucks was a very young Jackie Chan! They must've paid him a ton to get his ass kicked by Bruce Lee back then.
@@richallenxbox1976 no he actually was taken straight out of an abusice school for it, he said in interview
Fifty years ago today, Bruce left us for a better place.
And here we have the precursor of the movies like Matrix, Jet Li and Jack Chan Movies. Hollywood never recognized the importance Bruce Lee have for the action movies !!
True Legend and Inspiration. May he rest in peace.
Simply the BEST! Mom took me to see this at the theatre when first released, I was 8 and still not sure why she did but I am sure glad she did though. My workout buddy and I use to tell our parents we were going to Hong Kong to make martial arts movies like Bruce our Hero. Lol
Hola amigo buen día excelente vídeo del señor BRUCE LEE 👏👏👍🤙🤝
Bruce really is a wonder physically. He literally trained since he was a teen and how he fluidly threw his punches and kicks and with such speed. It would have been interesting if technology today could have been used to study his physical peak
Lee became superhuman after mastering the highest spiritual level of Shaolin Kung-Fu.
He did this because of that fight he lost during his teen years, making sure he will never get beaten again by anyone.
Just imagine bruce lee if he were alive today. Imagine him being hired for video games or cgi scenes while he wears that body tracking suit?? I dont know what theyre called but those suits that have nodes all over it that track your every move... The advancements that would be made in the fighting movie industry would have been indeed mind boggling
@@improviseadaptovercome5651 if he were alive I would want to spar him just to take up training with him because he would insist to spar you either way. Would be nice tbh
Cám ơn mọi người đã ủng hộ cho nhau nhé ❤
50 years ago, this film was released and fans witnessed for the first time, Bruce Lee, kicking the crap out of 50 enemy combatants in this scene.
One of my all time favorite movies , I could never get tired of watching this movie RIP BRUCE
The best bruce lee movie hands down 👊
3:40 And you still thought it would be a good idea to fight him 😂
The only dragon and Kung fu Godfather Bruce lee who will never be replaced and matched to anyone. He gave the world his art and he will be remembered and every other fighter will be forgotten mark my words
king of kung fu
you were truly a gem for the world
❤we miss u legend
The greatest martial artist to have ever lived
What a legend ❤️👍
people this film feels like its way before its time yet filmed in 1973 Bruce Lee....How did he create a film that doesn't feel 50years old
it has amazed me..R.I.P LEGEND
The battle with the guards was Magnificent!
Bruce Lee the Greatest Martial Artist that ever lived strictly pure beast mode
Best Kung Fu scene ever. Magnified the flat spots in the movie.
Emotional content in every move. One of the main reason his fight look so believable.
Still one of the best choreographed, most masterfully executed fight scenes in cinematic history.
LOVE how Jackie was in this one, too. 💪😎✌️
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Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao are also in _Enter the Dragon._ :)
@@Texy88 Yes! Sammo at the beginning was awesome. He made Bruce look even more fantastic than he already was.
@@Novastar.SaberCombat Jackie, Sammo and Yuen aren't the only future Hong Kong action stars that appear in _Enter the Dragon_ either. To those that have experienced Hong Kong cinema it looks like a who's-who of future stars in that field. Chung Fat, Mars, Tai Po, Lam Ching-Ying and Mang Hoi are five other people.
It alright
He is so fast on his feet that it looks like he is using a whip
2:26. Funniest part of the movie 😂
It sounds like he says “what was that?”
Han pasado más de 50 años de esa película y jamás se pudo superar. Soy fanático de Bruce Lee desde que mi padre me puso sus películas cuando era pequeño y sigo viéndolas ahora con 40 años, es díficil cansarte de verlas con este genio. Desde que el murió han pasado muchos artistas marciales muy buenos pero Bruce Lee tenía algo diferente ese carisma, estilo , disciplina, físico . Difícil de superar
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One of my favorite Bruce Lee fight scenes here.
R.I.P. Bruce Lee!!!
1:20 Jackie Chan!!!
1:20
That's a young Jackie Chan
Your skill is EXTRA-ORDINARY! 😜
Bruce Lee 🐐 R.I.L
2:26 I love the sound he makes. So much nostalgia with this movie. Great piece of film history.
the sounds he makes in the fights is spot on , even his son brandon said so in an interview , bruce was a HUGE influence to the world of martial arts , pure fact .
The guy was extra ordinary,such speed and agility,the nunchuck scene was of the scale,he was just on another level to anyone else a one-off a kind fighter 😢
The greatest martial arts film of all time, Enter The Dragon... The legendary Bruce Lee will always be the greatest that ever lived. ✌
This film will always be THEE benchmark that all other martial arts films are measured. Bruce Lee, on the other hand, is incomparable!
It's good after all. Bruce Lee Enter the Dragon. Especially the fight scene with O'Hara and the underground fight scene. It is truly the strongest and most timeless masterpiece for me. Thank you very much.
Even after around 50 years, he still has the greatest impact to the world of martial arts and even just the world as we know it. He’s flawless
Bruce lee e invencível!! Pra sempre melhor de todos tempos!!!!
He’s the only dude in history who can actually do that stuff for real and win.
Lee historian John Little said that the majority of people he's met who really knew Bruce and touched hands with him say the same thing: Whatever you saw on screen, he was TWICE as good in real life.
@@randalwung8715 I believe you. You can tell by all the training he did. I’m a brown belt in BJJ and I’ve been in Thailand now for 8 years learning Muay Thai. I definitely can’t beat him if he was alive today. He really knew it and used it. And he learned grappling as well. His physical strength alone could be enough to beat a blue belt
@@tdpmayhemyt Wow, congratulations on your martial arts journey. And thank you not saying that you or any professional or amateur fighter today would mop the floor with him, lol. You know, you mention his training, and one thing that isn’t talked about much is the mental aspect of it: He was ALWAYS thinking about fighting. Little said Bruce was with a friend at a restaurant once and at some point was sitting there, chopsticks in hand, nodding his head, going, “Unhh…unhh…unhh…” When the friend got the nerve up to ask what he was doing, Bruce said, “I’m watching that guy over there. He’s talking, so he’s taking sporadic bites, so I’m trying to anticipate every time he actually puts food in his mouth-that’s when I’d strike.” He did the same thing watching TV, kicking and punching the second he thought a commercial was coming on. Like who does that? Turns everyday activities into training opportunities? Bruce did. So, yeah, who WOULDN’T be good thinking like that?
@@randalwung8715 You copied this and posted as your own words. I’m nothing controlling him. I never will be. But he’s from Hong Kong. All of the best are Tom HK. Not China. You people know that.
Bruce lee in few words: Super hero, China in few words: Super new world leader ❤
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The Game of Death was supposed to be Bruce’s personal love letter to the martial arts (it at least his philosophy on it) but imo you can really tell Bruce did the fight scenes for Enter the Dragon as the most thorough full showcase of all of his previous fight scenes and skills knowing that this was going to be his first real foray into Hollywood and like he def wanted to show everything he could do in one movie. In this underground series of fight scenes alone he showed the audience nearly a little bit of everything choreographically that he has done in his previous 3 box office hits at the time. Only thing that was really missing was knife work from The Big Boss but like there were nods to like every one of Bruce’s films prior in this one and as a fan it’s really fun to think about how deliberate and amazing it all feels.
It was a real shame to lose Bruce Lee. He was a legend that couldn’t be defeated so easily. Some people, like myself, would say that he’s… a dragon.
This is where every martial artist wants to be:In the "zone",perfect speed,timing,power...-
like "from another planet"-BUT REAL !!!🤯
Magnificent background music !