@antkeni: Quentin Tarantino about Bruce Lee #brucelee #joerogan Quentin Tarantino explains his portrayal of Bruce Lee and the fictional character Cliff Booth in the film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Tarantino addresses criticisms regarding his depiction of Bruce Lee, claiming that Lee had a reputation for disrespecting stunt performers on set and would often strike them for real to make action sequences appear more authentic, which led to friction with the crew. Furthermore, Tarantino details the logic behind the fight scene between Lee and Booth. He describes Booth's tactical approach as allowing an opponent to make the first move, which enables Booth to analyze their style, counter, and neutralize them. Finally, Tarantino distinguishes between martial arts tournament fighting and real-world combat. He argues that while Bruce Lee was a highly skilled martial artist, Cliff Booth was a trained killer with experience in World War II jungle warfare, giving him a distinct advantage in a life-or-death encounter.

NeXoDuS :

Never heard of a martial artist defeat a bullet. They may be able to take a gun out of an opponents hand if the reactionary gap was closed and they got close enough to disarm the guy, but really guys; a bullet is unstoppable at a distance or even close up if fired. Yes, body armor could, but how many martial artist wear it? Reality is not the fantasy world of movies.

גיא לפלר :

this guy is the real deal... i love tarantino

Yimi Lo ⚡ :

boring movie

calvyflash :

y'all glazing Bruce Lee so much, Bruce Lee has never been in a competitive fight, you don't know how he would perform in a fight

Rezz-Nekk-N8v (I.H.C's.) :

Quinton hasn't heard of Wong Jack Man

Steve :

Great movie

Why_not_24 :

Tarantino is delusional

Chris B :

His source is one book and accepts Bruce Lee is an a-hole and Cliff is the good guy?

PokeyDlrTrckr :

Weight class is extremely important in combat sports. My 12 year old is 10X more trained & knowledgeable than I am. But I’m 2X his size. He wouldn’t stand a chance.

Holy Diver :

being in war in the 20th century has nothing to do with hand to hand combat. an amateur mma fighter would kick the ass of almost any navy seal, given they're similar in weight

Luciano Roo jrj :

Cliff isn’t even a real person!

Reckless_one14 :

Why don't you ask Jackie Chan then as he was Bruce Lee, stunt man. And had nothing but respect for him.

DIABLICIAU :

bruce was the strongest gay ever

Robin King :

Bruce Lee is real Cliff isn’t.

ALEXANDER :

Jackie Chan was a stunt guy and Bruce hit him on his head Bruce stopped shooting to make sure Jackie was Okay.

Pneuma :

Just cause you hold back, doesn't mean you're unable to, once given a green light, or the necessity. The fact is, we really don't know for sure either way what would happen in real life, whoever it be against. And as for the claim of how Bruce was with stuntmen, you only know if you were there. And you'll only say the actually, if you are honest at the time. I highly doubt this part. I've even heard the oppsite. That they were always challenging him, so they could say they were all that, if they won, or got one on him. But I don't know if that's true either. How can I?! All I know for sure, is that Bruce was a legend in alot of ways. Very impressive. And there's alot that can be learnt from him that has alot of worth, both physically, and philosophically.

Terry🇨🇦 :

I could listen to QT go on any day

Zippe_96 :

This guy is a fucking GENIOUS!

Mic Cillian 🏴‍☠️🇨🇦 :

He's talking completely out of school. Go figure.

MrPokeyPokey :

Dead Dogg tattoo art :

Loosely based on a true happening

thomo :

it was probably the other way round the stuntmen we're trying to leave one on bruce we will never know the real truth just people making money and headlines from a unbelievable genius

molealan04 :

I could actually see that with Bruce because he's well aware that he's better than people he just takes the piss out of people

Pao :

Bruce's back still outlined on that car door. That scene is legendary. Best scene ever. Wooo ahhhh..

Milos S :

best director ewer