Essays on Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee and Mohammed Ali entertained millions of people around the world due to their prowess in martial arts and boxing respectively. The two outstanding individuals raised standards for those in their field and beyond. Bruce Lee (1940-1973) was born in San Francisco, US and later raised in Hong Kong where he trained in martial arts from the tender age of 13. Mohammad Ali, born Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr. in 1942, is an American former heavyweight champion boxer. Bruce Lee and Mohammad Ali are the greatest personalities in their respective fields. Both Mohammad Ali and Bruce Lee are trendsetters ...

I first became aware of Bruce Lee as a child. At that time, for some reason, several of my friends and I had become interested in martial arts. Our interests included reading, watching and playing martial arts related comic books, video games, television series and movies. While I had heard of Bruce Lee, during that initial phase of interest, I did not have the chance to actually see him in action. That opportunity came a few months later during a holiday Bruce Lee movie marathon on TV. The first of his film’s that I saw was Enter the ...

“The Game of Death” is a 1972 movie that is written, directed and produced in Hong Kong by Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee is a significant cinematic character who fundamentally changed movie scenes. “The Game of Death,” also known as Legend of Bruce Lee/ New Game of Death (1972), is not only of a dramatic reconstruction but also stands in, presumably off limits, clips from Lee’s headlining features (Teo, 1997). In 1972, Bruce Lee began preliminary filming a philosophical martial art film “The Game of Death. However, his association in the generation was upset to allow him to start ...