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With sunglasses: 100% Bruce Lee Without sunglasses: 40% Bruce Lee Starts fighting: 0% Bruce Lee

It’s almost frightening how much he looks like Bruce with his glasses on and how much he looks nothing like him with them off lol.

Brad Pitt should’ve said Gorlomi when Bruce asked for his name

3:25 "Killed his wife and got away with it" - it was one of the biggest laughs ever in the theater I saw it in.

One hilarious thing that most people miss in this scene is that once Janet shows up, the whole crew just instantly vanishes. They all knew better than to hang around once she showed up.

"Let me just say, Nobody beat the shit out of Bruce" lmao I love that line

I love how purely depressed Cliff looks in every single scene but as soon as he opens his mouth or takes charge of the moment he's this chipper, sarcastic goofball with some actual worldliness and capability to back up his tough-guy attitude. Its nice to see a down-in-the-dumps man making an effort to put some spark into his life especially after losing his beloved wife in a tragic boating "accident"

This feels like a fanfiction lol, tarantino introduces his OC and immediately has him kick a well known real life fighters ass with ease.

The guy playing Bruce Lee is a very good story teller. He had me hooked from the first line! He should work on doing audio books or voice acting

I love the way he says "But I did not know it was her car" as if that's going to get him off the hook.

Tears were rolling down my face when janet was talking at any point in this scene 😂 she seemed so genuinely furious 💜💜

I love the sound in this. The squish of the leather glove, the bong when Cliff sets his milk carton down on the diamond plate, Lee popping his hip into place.

I don't care how small the part. Kurt Russell always delivers

My favorite part is when Cliff is introduced as being famous for killing his wife and getting away with it, that's quite a rep.

Guess Bruce didn’t know Cliff was in a club that specializes in these types of things. 😂

Single shot - no edits. Let that sink in. Masterclass in movie making

Cliff imitating Bruce at 04:24 is easy to overlook but so funny once you see it.

Brad Pitt said originally he was supposed to win the 3rd round and he refused. On the grounds he didn’t want to insult Bruce Lee’s image.

I love how Quintin always overdos stuff to a cartoonist level. The car Lee is thrown in to by Cliff looks like it was hit with a Harley! Always fun to watch his stuff

dialogues are SO GOOD!

Quentin Tarantino finally realized his dream of making his own version of the, “How am I funny? Do I amuse you?” scene from _Goodfellas._

Pitt’s “Yea, ya kinda did…” is becoming a trademark of his but it’s always hilarious 😂😂😂

I love how upset this scene made people who didn't understand the premise of the film... it's a memory and a recollection viewed through Cliff's rose-colored glasses... when Bruce kicks Cliff to the ground there's like 10 people standing around witness. when Cliff gets the upper hand there's nobody there to corroborate.

Bro became a fake bruce lee the moment he removed those shades😂

"What the fuck did you do to my car?" "What the fuck did you do to her car?" "I threw this little prick into it"

Just one comical line after another. And Janet’s reaction was the cherry on top.

This is a fun scene. It’s combining an entertaining charicature (spelling?) of Bruce Lee with a serious bit and then back to comedy as they both get in trouble and try covering their asses but also see they’re trying to protect each other as they’ve developed a deal of mutual respect through fighting. It’s silly but it’s fun. On a side note, the real Bruce Lee had a huge amount of respect for professional boxers and Muhammad Ali specifically. Once, when asked if he was ever going to try beating Ali in a fight, Bruce responded something to the effect of “No way, he’d kill me! Look at his hands! I’ve got litter Asian hands!” “Racism” aside, Bruce is using self deprecating humor to point out the realities of why weight classes exist in most competitive fighting sports. Technique is certainly important but it can only get you so far. There’s a reason that Bruce Lee did a LOT of weight training in addition to his martial arts and when you have someone as technically skilled as Muhammad Ali who’s ALSO very large and strong, there’s no easy way to overcome that with martial arts techniques alone

I like how he made fun of dance fighting and then they proceed to have a straight up silly dance fight lol

This scene is so extraordinary because for 4 minutes straight it is just one shot. Until Bruce Lee gets thrown into the car that was one take! Think of all the dialogue that make up 4 minutes. Tarantino knows what he's doing when it comes to Actors, that's for sure.

Cliff’s little noise as response to Bruce’s ridiculous sounds is gold.

That “what’s up, babe?” kills me every time.

That smal , tiny " wuaaha" from Brad Pitt was just hilarious!

Small thing, but for some reason I love the way Cliff isn’t doing this just to showboat. When he laughs at Bruce’s boast about crippling Muhammad Ali, he doesn’t do it loudly or in his face, he kinda just laughs to himself and appears genuinely amused. Then uses the opportunity to stand up once he’s confronted. I don’t know. I just love Cliff’s character and Pitt’s performance, every nuance of it. Such an awesome character.

"that's a great idea Kato" best line in this scene

Bro got all his style😂

"my hands are registered as lethal weapons" imma steal this line 😂

Kurt Russells reaction when his wife said wife killing buddy took me out as an Aussie it's funny asf ☠️⚰️😆

I really don’t blame Bruce’s family for being upset at this portrayal.

Lmao excellent thumbnail title combo

"What happened to the car"? "Well I threw this little prick into it" 🤣🤣😍

This is the second best scene in the movie. Right after Rick taking a flamethrower out of his pool house and using it on the Manson family.

The fact he’s drinking milk is so funny to me

"Little guy with big mouth" 🤣

I swear the bit at 4:05 kills me every time. It's such a good edit.

My favorite part of this whole scene is when they cut back to Cliff fixing the antenna on Rick’s roof and he says to himself “Fair enough.”

Dawg the way Kurt Russel says “Cliff..... what the *FUCK* maaan??!” is so fucking perfect 😂😭 he sounds so hurt and betrayed

"WTF Did you do to her car" "Well I threw this little prick into it" 😂

I swear I love Janet's anger 😂

The manslaughter line killed it for me in the cinema. The fight was gravy, but Lee was 100% punked and no coming back.

I love the quickdraw leg and back crack he does when he gets up after annihilating that car door.

Either That car door is really flimsy or bruce had a thick back😂😂

the reason why this "Bruce Lee" scene was produced in such a way that casted him as an arrogant tough guy is cause Tarentin0 never like Bruce Lee for what ever reason so he made him look like an asshole. which is kind of ironic forward that all Bruce lee IRL ever encountered were arrogant tough guys thinking that could beat up Bruce.. never in Bruce's living life. Even Chuck Norris knows he's the real deal.

That’s the heaviest milk carton ever

Brad taking off the invisible hairpiece at 3:03 is the hardest me and my friends laughed in the theater 😂

“…yea ya kinda did.” 😂🤣😂

Love the stunt people Easter eggs in this scene. The scene is about Cliff (a stunt man). Kurt Russell played Stunt man Mike in another QT movie (death proof) and Zoe Bell has been a stunt person for QT for years

My favorite part is Cliff’s brief “haww” @ 4:25

The following isn't why the Lee fight happened but the novelization of the film written by QT (recommended btw) talks about the fight and what Cliff Booth was known for in the biz and why he may not have cared about goading Bruce. (Later. the novel also describes how Booth was able to trick Bruce into the doing the same move a second time which led to Lee's introduction to the passenger side door). From Page 203: "Number three on the list of things that Cliff Booth was known for inside the stunt community were his talents as a "ringer". As a ringer, Cliff Booth was the best in the sixties' film industry. What's a ringer? Don't try looking it up, it's an unofficial term. Well, say you're a stunt gaffer and you're working with a real a hole director who yells at your dudes all the time. Or with some f'n richard head actor who keeps tagging your dudes and blames THEM for his mistake. Now, the stunt gaffer or anyone on his team can't knock the director's block off or punch the actor back when they get tagged. But what the stunt gaffer can do is hire a stunt player for the day (not one of the gaffer's team). And that dude is a ringer. And he can do what the stunt team can't. Which is basically f the crap outa the a hole, preferably in front of the whole crew."

The little “Ah” Cliff does…

“…was beating the shit out of Bruce.” 😂😂 that was humiliating…

"I threw this little prick into it". I love the casual delivery of that line.. hilarious

I love how he takes his toupee off before the fight

When Bruce starts to scream I was so LMAO

Bruce’s reaction to Janet saying Cliff was beating the shit out of him is so funny to me.

The best part of this scene is the fact that Randy seems almost afraid of cliff. While his wife is telling cliff to "get fu**ed" Randy is a bit more reserved by repeating most of what she said but just telling him to "get off the lot". Great screenwriting.

Bruce Lee had a tumultuous relationship with stunt men in movies. Tarantino just took it to an extreme, he also has a weird hatred for Bruce Lee. I love this scene still lol, it's funny.

First rule of fight club:

5:24The way he said that always makes me laugh 😂😂😂

The way she looks round Pitt to finally see the car is hilarious.

Cliff is a true tough guy.

" I threw this little prick into it " 😂

For those who don't know, this is Quentin Tarantino's favourite film that he's made.

I love how Bruce kind of loses his swagger when he learns that Cliff killed his wife, yet literally snaps back into it.

"Janet, I will handle it" Then goes on to repeat the same thing she said🤣🤣🤣🤣 That writer deserves and award

Its supposed to be the Green Hornet era 60s but they got Bruce looking like Enter the Dragon era Bruce. Gotta love your attention to detail Quentin!!

The person playing Bruce Lee doesn’t get enough credit in my opinion, he absolutely NAILS his mannerisms and voice.

Kurt Russell has great delivery on “what the fuck did you do to her car?” After she says “WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO MY CAR” total opposites in energy 😂

Extras are gone and lighting changes after he's thrown into the car lol

This scene NEVER gets old

I like how everyone disappears from the background and the lights are backwards lol 😂

When Bruce realigns his Pelvis after hitting the car 😂

One of the best scenes in the movie.... I can watch it over and over and still laugh!

"They do what they need to do to WHEN" 😂

“Janet” “What?” “I will handle this” “Then fucking handle it, Randy.” My favorite dialogue exchange.

Man,they really disrespected bruce in this movie.

Pure gold. A masterpiece.

I love how she's yelling but not yelling at the same time

I like how he says anybody would get manslaughter for killing someone when he got away with killing his wife lol

That Janet stopped one hell of a fight we wished it lasted more.

Quentin Tarantino reportedly intended for Bruce to experience a decisive defeat in the fight scene, highlighting Bruce's arrogance and disdain for American stuntmen. Bruce allegedly engaged in physical altercations with stuntmen, perhaps due to his perception of them as lacking dedication to their craft and not willing to put their lives on the line. While I admire Bruce's endeavors in filmmaking and his attempts to address the rising anti-Chinese sentiments in America, I believe it is important to acknowledge and respect American stuntmen. Americans are not inherently weak or lacking in motivation; rather, they may simply choose not to pursue the same extreme methods as Bruce. Though I appreciate the sentiment behind Bruce's actions, I do wish that the original vision of him losing the fight had been realized, rather than simply being humiliated in a stalemate. The lack of interest from Americans in subjecting themselves to punishing stunts does not equate to weakness on their part.

4:08 Why would he try it again knowing he would expect it 😂😂

Funniest scene in a very amusing film, the sound of the car door killed me !!! 🤣

That poor Lincoln. 😭

This long take is amazing. Great filmmaking by Tarantino and RR the cine.

“I think that dent in the car says something different.” 😂 Perfect!!

Her acting is better than the fight 😂😂

The problematic part is that Lee was nothing like that. If you've seen as much as a couple interviews he did, you'd know that the man drew a very clear line between what is show (for the movies) and what actually works in a fight. I have a hard time believing he would've tried any of his fancy kicks in an actual combat situation or that he would've gotten himself into one over such nonsense. He wasn't that arrogant.

hahaha! The reaction on Bruce's face @5:06 , hilarious!

The main problem with this scene is that the metal that car doors were made with in the 60's would not crumple like shown.