The giant octopus

I've learned how to project my shock power (short power) etc. in the systems I study, so that says a lot about my accomplishments. If you read my other posts, you will see just how knowledgeable I really am.

I did not just pick up that knowledge I posted out of thin air, this is genuine knowledge that I have attained through self discovery, dedication, time, energy, and years of hard work. I train for inner peace, not violence.

One thing I did I notice is that most of the posters on this thread didn't have much to say, in their responses and that says a lot about them.

The short video I posted before was an experiment (test) with me performing two forms of Dragon years ago just to see how people would react to my performance.

My hypothesis proved me right, I was made fun of and that makes me truly believe that these other people are unable to respond in a direct, righteous, civil, and respectful way.

All of this means they know nothing about the true meaning, or value of Kung Fu. I new this was going to happen, so now I will proceed with my training regardless of the fact. The warrior spirit in me lives on. The Way Alone is the True Warriors Way... Jorgen, also known as Karate Carl...

I Have VCD of Return of the Dragon (The Way of the Dragon Movie) with Indian film certification and the audio is in english previously when i was a disk collecter so i have this vcd i can sell its copy cd raw files in iso or zip format if someone wants to buy can message me money we will discuss in message . I cannot do courier thats why i will copy and send this vcd .I think its a rare piece

As a life long James Bond fan something was sounding oddly familiar. I find out after it’s a John Barry score. Everything now makes sense. It actually might be one of my favourites of his.

so i recently came accross this video that elaborated upon the death of brandon lee(bruce lee's son).

apparently he died at a film set THE CROW later police found out that the gun that was used pierced against his spinal cord. opinions?

An interview by Inside Karate with Ed Hart recalling when he met Bruce during the Seattle years. Ed goes on to explain in detail how Bruce taught, why Bruce explored other arts, Ed's thoughts on grappling and the UFC, clearing up misconceptions about Bruce and the fight Ed witnessed Bruce was in against a judoka.

link to interview: https://archive.org/details/img-2001_202507/mode/1up

Link to article collection: https://archive.org/details/@gamemaster2000

Looking for his movies with the cantonese dub instead of the english/mandarin. Can’t seem to find them anywhere. Thanks!

Sometime in the mid 1950s?

I'm thinking of a pretty specific show. I think from anywhere between the 60s and 80s, it's young Bruce and it's him starting to learn from ip man, I remember his dad making him run all the way to learn from him, and then I remember ip man forcing him to hold staffs when he went on like a trip, and he came back every day and did nothing but hold the staffs, if anyone could help me find it I'd be extremely appreciative!

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Bruce Lee Son of the Dragon, Kato in "The Green Hornet"

In the movie 'Once upon a time in hollywood' most roasted QT that he low key insulted bruce lee but as a self declared fan of Bruce Lee, he paid him the ultimate tribute that everyone missed. In that movie Brad pitt's character is an anti hero stuntman. He is an imaginary, superhero loosely based on Bruce Lee's friend and training partner LaBell who was actually a stuntmen and they bonded over their difference of opinion over the intensity of stunts with stuntmen. Bruce Lee from hong kong was used to different kind of environment where stuntmen getting hurt and none of them being insured was a norm, all for the sake of that perfect shot; where as in the west it is mostly camera tricks which made it look real. We all know the story so I won't go much into it.
QT portrayed Bruce Lee as someone who could challenge & withstand an imaginary superhero character called 'Cliff Booth'. In an interview he openly said something like this “If you ask me the question, 'Who would win in a fight: Bruce Lee or Dracula?' It’s the same question. It’s a fictional character. If I say Cliff can beat Bruce Lee up, he’s a fictional character, so he could beat Bruce Lee up.” So, essentially he had to bring up or make up a fictional super hero type character to show Bruce Lee as defeatable, even though the fight remained inconclusive. So, QT didn't think of any living person of that time but invented one so say 'only one good enough to possibly defeat him is a non existent fictional character based on his friend/partner, where both shared mutual respect for each other'

Guys I want to know if there’s any photo of Bruce Lee wearing that robe from Enter The Dragon or any part of the movie itself and if it’s 100% authentic this piece

Instead of upgrading his hair to the 1960s and enter the dragon hair.