So, so salty that your idol wasn't perfect. Show us where the bad director touched you.
And Jesus, please spellcheck your shit before you try and sound clever. It takes 5 minutes and you wouldn't look like a 12 year old.
And here you are dumbassI love stories like this, where people just feel they HAVE to defend one person involved or the other - despite the fact they know neither of them
Here's the thing: Bruce Lee could be an asshole. Guess what? Tarantino can be an asshole two.
So this is a bunch of people arguing over two dudes who both have asshole tendencies, trying to convince the other side that only one of them is the asshole, all because of some political identity culture war bullshit.
It's as fucking hilarious as it is a colossal waste of everybody's time.
You sound really upset bro. Just know you'd be nothing but smiles in real life junior![]()
In the end, it's all about "this is my story, and in my story Bruce Lee is a fucker".![]()
meanwhile she look white as fuck but ok
"U mad bro?"
So entertaining. So compelling, eh kid?
How old are you?I got your kid swinging. Get back to sucking your moms dick boy, you bother me.
I got your kid swinging. Get back to sucking your moms dick boy, you bother me.
I'm not going for a burn, I'm actually saying get back to your life.*yawn*
It's been a week, and that's what you came up with?
I'm not going for a burn, I'm actually saying get back to your life.
But I've come to rely on your responses to bring humor to my weekly routine.
I can feel the absence of the spark of mirth in your soul.
You had to Google that word, and everyone knows it.
That might be true if I wasn't a dual citizen of Germany and the United States, thus having understanding of the language, particularly of words in English derived from German![]()
The way I read the scene is that the whole scene is Cliff remembering. We learn from earlier in the film that Cliff is an unreliable narrator (in regards to how his wife died) so I took how Cliff remembered the whole scene with a pinch of salt.Watched (most of) the movie for the first time last night. There was nothing about that scene (assuming he doesn't turn up again near the end) that warrants more than a passing comment. It's like getting mad that Steve McQueen told someone about the love life of Roman Polanski. It's a work of fiction, any upset is artificial.
I read the biography from Polly a couple weeks back as well and boy did it lower my view of Bruce Lee. I mean, he did some cool stuff and sure was charismatic on screen as well but (assuming Polly didn't make shit up) he was quite a prick off screen. Apparently he even used to be a bully gang leader in his youth back in Hong Kong. I was like… what the hell?I thought the movie was entertaining. Oddly enough, I was most riveted by Leo's performance as a fading actor trying to remain relevant. I'm a huge Bruce Lee fan, and I wasn't really bothered by the depiction too much. I thought it was all tongue-in-cheek? Having Bruce say that he can cripple the likes of Ali was a bit much though, when in real life there are accounts that he said the complete opposite.
Bruce is bigger than this movie, an laughably bigger than Tarantino. Overall the fight scene felt like a huge missed opportunity, for an epic battle between the two.