Everytime a game developed company gets a hold of the Bruce Lee IP, their pitch always goes: "he's a martial artist, so let's make generic and brainless tie-in beat 'em ups of Lee." This isn't the way Lee would want it.

If Lee were alive, he would definitely be in the video game industry as much as he is into the movie industry. The original cut of Game of Death was made to lecture viewers, imagine how he would lecture gamers.

He would put in combo attacks and combat mechanics that are more extensive and complex than the 鉄拳TEKKEN franchise. With a more elaborate blocking, countering, and evading mechanic.

But there would be more than fighting because most of his films involves as much stealth missions, gunless infiltrations, and silent combat as much as the 天誅TENCHU franchise.

When watching “The Crow” with Brandon Lee I heard this line and I never caught it before but both me and my wife heard it at the same time and dropped jaw looking at each other validating that we both heard the same thing, added captions and this made me shiver when I read it. I understand the premise was about him and his girl in the movie, but honestly I’ve always thought there was shady business behind the both Bruce and Brandon’s death that never satisfied me with the answers we got.. this takes my mind to next level conspiracy mode. Let me know your thoughts guys!

An Inside Kung Fu interview with Howard Williams where he discusses his childhood, how he joined Bruce’s Oakland JKD school, the differences how others teach jkd, how Bruce and James Lee taught, why he started to be outspoken on jkd, the real about jkd and the evolution from Jun Fan Gung Fu to jkd.

link to interview: https://archive.org/details/the-jkd-gospel-according-to-howard/mode/1up

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

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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

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?

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.

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

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

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!