Comments by "Morgan King" (@MorganKing95) on "Top 10 Bruce Lee Moments" video.

  1. The project began in 1972, but was put on hold after Bruce Lee was offered to star in "Enter the Dragon". Unfortunately, he died before he could return to the project. However, he managed to film some fighting sequences, and Robert Clouse (director of "Enter the Dragon") decided to finish the movie by using those footages (and some stock footages from previous movies) and basing the story around it. It was then released in 1978
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  2. Sorry kid, I don't have time for being trolled
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  3. He brought martial arts (as well as Chinese culture) to mainstream audiences in the West, set the standard for fighting sequences in movies, gave Asian-Americans some dignity in Western media, invented a prototype MMA through Jeet Kune Do, and was hugely influential when it comes to working out. When you're also someone who dies young in the middle of his prime, and the result is Hollywood exploiting his death and legacy, then of course there are gonna be a lot of people who think he was treated unfairly and should be remembered as a human being and wonderful artist rather than just a commodity
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  4. Some of the fight sequences were filmed in 1972, then put on hold after he was offered to star in "Enter the Dragon". He planned to go back to finish the movie, but unfortunately passed away. The rest of the movie was finished using stuntmen and stock footage
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  5. They always show movie moments when they make these kinds of videos (Top 10 [actor] moments)
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  6. +ANDY Chuck Norris himself said he could never beat Bruce Lee
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  7. The production began in 1972, was put on hold after he was offered to star in "Enter the Dragon", he died in 1973, but some of the fighting sequences were filmed and Robert Clouse finished the movie in 1978 by using those footages and basing the other scenes on them
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  8. it would have been anti-climatic if he lost to the bad guy, especially since it was a battle to the death
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  9. no, he didn't. He did kung-fu and founded Jeet Kune Do
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  10. Chuck Norris actually said that he could never defeat Bruce Lee. The actor who played the mafia boss in "Way of the Dragon" personally asked him
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  11. Topias K Search for "Jon T. Benn" on Wikipedia
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  12. This was 2 years ago
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  13. Wouldn't it be better to comment that on a more recent upload?
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  14. I've never considered it to be a joke, because it sounds like something people would actually be complaining about, and I agree with it on some videos. Some people also say things like "They're scraping the bottom of the barrel now" I don't know, I'm not so much into jokes that looks like it's meant to be serious, but isn't
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  15. "Rush Hour" was 25 years after Bruce Lee had passed away
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  16. ***** Bruce Lee died in 1973, the first "Rush Hour" movie was released in 1998. Are you sure you don't confuse him with Jackie Chan?
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  17. +Richard Bryan Jackie made a cameo in "Enter the Dragon" as a henchman who get his neck broken by Bruce.
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  18. Big Boss is "Fists of Fury" (plural) in USA; The Chinese Connection is "Fist of Fury" (singular) in Hong Kong
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  19. Stock footage has been used, as well as footage that was shot in 1972
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  20. Some scenes from Game of Death were filmed in 1972, and then he put the project on hold to star in "Enter the Dragon" and unexpectedly died afterwards
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  21. The footage was shot in 1972, and the whole project was put on hold after Bruce Lee was offered to star in "Enter the Dragon". When he died, the director of the latter movie decided to finish the project with a combination of Bruce Lee's old footage and some new footage
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  22. This video was released WAY before "Once Upon a Time in America"
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  23. Some of the fight scenes were filmed back in 1972
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  24. +Dragon Its Lit Bruce Lee began filming "Game of Death" in 1972, but put it on hold when he starred in "Enter the Dragon". He intended to go back to the unfinished project, but then unexpectedly died. The director of "Enter the Dragon" then decided to finish "Game of Death" by basing the story on the already-existing footage (and put in some stock footages).
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  25. +Madge Bienstock Killed? Bruce Lee simply collapsed from a brain injury that happened "naturally"
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  26. Whatever it was, it was not homicide
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  27. +Gullan Yes, and it actually served as the "referee" for the fight
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  28.  @advaitiyer13  Long story short: - Bruce Lee began filming Game of Death in 1972, but put the project on hold after he was offered to star in Enter the Dragon - Bruce Lee died in 1973, but the director of Enter the Dragon decided to finish Game of Death in 1978
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  29. +Clark Devlin The footage of him from "Game of Death" was filmed in 1972.
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