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Reacting to the legendary Bruce Lee fight scenes from Enter the Dragon (1973)! 🐉🔥 Witness the raw speed, precision, and power of Bruce Lee, the ultimate martial arts icon. In this reaction, we dive into his epic moments, iconic moves, and unmatched presence that made Enter the Dragon a timeless classic. This is Bruce Lee at his finest—a true master of kung fu and cinematic action.

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0:00 Love Laurenn
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13:23 Just SUMM Reactions

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20 Comments

@mikefetterman6782 1 year ago

Most people don't realize that Jackie Chan is the guard that Bruce snaps his neck.

@carlosmoore614 1 year ago

He said y'all gotta learn to start jumping people 🤣 😂 💀 😅😅

@mekrabj2901 1 year ago

0:37- When Bruce Lee cracks that neck it was a very young Jackie Chan as a low paid stunt man before he became an international super star. Just saying.

@silverlobo2135 1 year ago (edited)

Most people miss that the 'guard' who Bruce Lee snaps his neck from behind was Jackie Chan. He also comes back again in same colored shirt (just from the back) and is the white gee during the 'competition battles' in the crowd and in the ending fighting scene before the authorities land on the island. Because he was a 'ensemble' character, most people fail to notice his multiple appearances.

@karimhicks8376 1 year ago

When he was in the 1960s tv series, THE GREEN HORNET, he was too fast for the cameras, & was asked to try & slow down his kicks & hits. There is a full documentary on him. BE WATER, is one of the best.

@johnfujishiro 1 year ago

My favorite part are the screams and sound effects!!!!! Classic!

@carlosmonteiro-b2c 3 months ago

" your skills are extraordinary "

@alvarolozano711 8 months ago

One of the BEST scenes of the movie, awesome

@anthonyemmanuel2110 2 months ago

This scene made the cameraman pass out

@joeyp1927 1 year ago

14:19 Love how the woman's laugh (From Just SUMM Reactions) almost perfectly mimics Bruce Lee's expressive yelling

@JamieCouch-v1t 2 months ago (edited)

Killing machine Bruce was a deadly

@bladerunner469 1 year ago

Jackie Chan was also in another scene and Bruce Lee Accidentally hit him with that long stick and the water was like Battery acid

@murraylighty5636 1 year ago

Bruce lee was so fast.The camera couldn't keep up.He had to slow down just so it would be photographable

@vincespell 2 months ago

YOU PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND? IT WAS BRUCE LEE WHO INTRODUCED NUCHAKU'S TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC IN HIS MOVIE ENTITLED "CHINESE CONNECTION"

@Foreverdream-ynm 1 year ago

A bunch of airheads that don’t have the intelligence or sophistication to understand or appreciate the artistry and the dynamic fight choreography bruce lee put together in this movie, purely poetry in motion .

@paulhnatuszka6850 1 year ago

The pool is not water its acid.

@michaelpoore21 1 year ago

And the cameras couldn't keep up with his speed.

@DarrellRaley 1 year ago

Bruce Lee was so unique that he used a machine that could send an electric current through you; in essence you were shocked. He would strap the electrodes to his arms or legs. Turn the machine on and try to control his body. Very difficult to do. The stronger and faster he got the higher the amperage. Bruce was definitely one of a kind in speed, power and accuracy. I loved every movie he and Jackie Chan ever made. Btw, Bruce was so fast even slowing it down to frame by frame there were still blurs.

@Seele2015au 1 year ago (edited)

Unlike the traditional teacher-student relationship, Lee also learned from those who were ostensibly his students. Dan Inosanto has to be one of the most significant, as Lee learned nunchucks - his signature weapon - from him, and most likely the technique of using two short sticks, called eskrima, as well. Both are seen in the clips shown here.

By the way, Lee was trained by Ip Man for some time, and in turn trained Inosanto, who trained his daughter Diana and her husband Ron Balicki. Both of them trained Rosa Salazar for "Alita: Battle Angel", so Salazar has a martial arts bloodline that traced back to Ip Man.