TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
I Am serious and don't call me Shirley...
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antiterror13
Brigadier
Are you sure about that ? ... any link regarding Bruce broke his arm ?
In real fight, no way Chuck Norris would even touch Bruce Lee. Chuck would be down in 20 seconds or less
Chuck Norris was the world champion of many rules applied .... "you can't do that, this and that, you have to wait until bla bla bla" Bruce Lee was not interested in that area, he was more interested in free fight, no rule
TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
Sorry Anti but both were pros and Bruce As a Action star had more rules well Chuck was a Fighter.
In the Movie and off the Screen the Two were pros abut even when the Camera's rolling things happen.
Sadly, Leslie Nielsen never really made a comeback from his farcical efforts during the 90s and 2000s.
Equation
Lieutenant General
I have to disagreed with you there, Bruce was a street fighter and fighting anyone who wants to challenge him before he even became a star. Now during those days fights were brutal with no tournaments rules and any goes without guns and knives of course.
Sonny Crockett:
What most people don’t realize is that Jeet Kune do was not made for tournament fighting. The art as it was taught by Bruce himself was for self-defense in street-scenarios. Eye-gauging and other tactics made to cause permanent damage were espounded upon often. In a real street-fight, a boxer, karate-man, judo-man or any other “man” who follows a systematic “system”, will always fall to an in shape, well prepared street-fighter who will use whatever tactic necessary. And contrary to what some still believe, that’s what was Bruce was at heart and there are many stories of his challenges by stuntmen on film-sets or “masters” who questioned whether or not he was that talented.
Elysium was a GREAT movie. Scenes on earth had a lot of that District Nine grittiness to it.
Damon did a fantastic job in his role...and I have to tell you, the Elysium undercover field agent was one bad, and actually insane guy who was a tough nut to crack, and that actor played his role masterfully too.
Damon did a fantastic job in his role...and I have to tell you, the Elysium undercover field agent was one bad, and actually insane guy who was a tough nut to crack, and that actor played his role masterfully too.
Equation
Lieutenant General
Great movie I agreed with you Jeff, and that bad guy Kruger, played the role very well, along with Jodie Foster's character and so many other support role actors and actresses. It has a very good story and plot along with so many political agendas that we see in today's world, of the "haves and have nots". I think I will see it again and probably get the dvd as well.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
Interesting Pacific Rim didn't do that well in Japan. Makes me wonder if they would do a sequel since practically everywhere it did do well weren't the traditional strong markets. Probably critics were right the movie need a bigger name lead actor.
^Or its the fact that Japan's market is already flooded with that genre of film, but the Japanese have done it a lot longer and better with deeper storylines on televised mediums. Besides it could be that there's market hesitation over the fact that the DBZ hollywood adaptation fell flat and were trying to avoid American adaptations.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
Could be but the Japanese could never really do a good live action anime-type movie. Recently I saw their own live action adaption of Space Cruiser Yamato which as a kid I watched the American edited cartoon under Star Blazers. It was just bad. The cartoon was way more dramatic and thrilling.