Good action
Added 10/10/2009
Though this "biography" definitely takes dramatic license with parts of Bruce Lees life, it still provides an interesting look at the man who defined an entire genre. Jason Lee does an outstanding job as Bruce Lee and Lauren Holly is hot as always. If this movie suffers at all, it's that while Jason Lee can mimic Bruce Lee, he is no where near as close of a dynamic martial artist and lacks the power and grace Bruce Lee exhibited. I suppose that it would have been nearly impossible though, to find anyone who could play Bruce Lee better than Bruce Lee did. Amusing, action-packed, this movie definitely entertains.
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Simply great...
Added 7/10/2009
You don't have to be a fan of Bruce Lee or the art. You will love this film. One of the greatest music scores ever created, and a film that stands the test of time.
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Great portrayal of a life
Added 6/15/2009
Thoroughly enjoyed this movie. The actor portraying Bruce Lee (Jason Scott Lee) was excellent - the mannerisms, the physique, the movements were great.
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A Total Fabrication.
Added 3/24/2009
Truth is stranger than fiction. The old axiom falls on deaf ears, as the producers,writers and director fabricate a total collection of LIES purporting to be the BRUCE LEE story. The ONLY fact in the movie which are even remotely accurate, is that a man named Bruce Lee existed. Sheeeesh...where to begin? In every fight scene in this movie "Bruce" flips flies and defies gravity at every turn, the type of "wire-fu" that the real Bruce Lee HATED! Bruce did NOT get into a fight (on the set of The BIg Boss) with a revenge seeking brother of a defeated foe, as Bruce injured his back LIFTING WEIGHTS not fighting some long-haired extra from a bad chop-sockey movie, a term BTW which is used in the film in what is supposed to be the 60's a decade before it was ever coined...lets see what else...The Tao of Jeet Kune Do was published AFTER Bruce died... Lee was already running his own kung-fu school (in Seattle) when he met his wife-to-be; he did not open this school at her suggestion, as the film indicates...Lee did NOT suffer from hallucinations, Lee began training at age 13 not as a child as depicted, Bruce was a successful child star with some 10+ films to his credit before going to America in 1958 not 1961 as stated in the movie...ARRRRGGGHHHHH......just be warned EVERYTHING in this movie has NOTHING to do with Bruce Lee's real life, art and philosophy. This "film" is a sacrilege! To be avoided at all costs...check out the A&E Biography and A WARRIORS JOURNEY, plus the bonus features on the ENTER THE DRAGON dvd for ACCURATE FACTS about the Martial Arts Genius, BRUCE LEE!
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this was just an awesome movie. got it for my husband for xmas last year, and he was surprised. we watched it and i had a newfound appreciation for bruce lee.
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Good action
Added 10/10/2009
Though this "biography" definitely takes dramatic license with parts of Bruce Lees life, it still provides an interesting look at the man who defined an entire genre. Jason Lee does an outstanding job as Bruce Lee and Lauren Holly is hot as always. If this movie suffers at all, it's that while Jason Lee can mimic Bruce Lee, he is no where near as close of a dynamic martial artist and lacks the power and grace Bruce Lee exhibited. I suppose that it would have been nearly impossible though, to find anyone who could play Bruce Lee better than Bruce Lee did. Amusing, action-packed, this movie definitely entertains.
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Simply great...
Added 7/10/2009
You don't have to be a fan of Bruce Lee or the art. You will love this film. One of the greatest music scores ever created, and a film that stands the test of time.
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Great portrayal of a life
Added 6/15/2009
Thoroughly enjoyed this movie. The actor portraying Bruce Lee (Jason Scott Lee) was excellent - the mannerisms, the physique, the movements were great.
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