Bruce Lee - Enter The Dragon 'Outside!' room scene with O'Hara

Bruce in his room performing a masterful display of a martial arts excercise on the eve of a tournament he is attendending undercover to aid a criminal investigation from British Intelligence into the host 'Hans', when he is rudely interrupted by O'Hara,the host's bodyguard.

(Before attending the tournament on Han's private island, Lee learns from his teacher that O'Hara had been involved in the death of his sister,Su Lin,some years previous, when she committed suicide to save herself from dishonour after being cornered by O'Hara and a collection of Hans' thugs. During the incident, O'Hara received a facial scar when Lee's father slashed him with a knife.)

[natevazquez]

His technique and form is so crisp and fluid. His balance and flexibility is awe inspiring. Bruce put the art In martial. Truly legendary.

[ianblack]

When he turns with his leg up. Such a simple clip, takes a couple of seconds but it's a scene you remember forever !
That film would've been nothing with today's special effects, it was all about Mr Lee being the real deal.

[rodneysettle]

I love watching this drill over and over and it still looks amazing, Bruce was such a unique individual.

[madjack]

Turning with the leg out requires some serious balance

[WYJAFAK]

Love that noise he makes when he spins on the spot. So satisfying.

[UltimateCap]

The thing about the scene that is so incredible… Is the multiple kicks he does from the Birdseye view. It’s a great way to see his foot work and hand work… But it doesn’t show how high he’s kicking or how high he’s getting off the ground.

To kick and land on the foot and then launch off the same foot within the speed And elegance he does is incredible and the level of difficulty is immense. Watch it in slow motion.

He uses his hand to touch his other foot to show that that foot is not guiding or aiding in the lift off for the next kick.

Try it… Just try to jump without kicking and land with the foot that you jumped off with and then takeoff again.

Very impressive.

[ericchips]

I never thought about it like this before, but we're so mesmerized by Bruce and his movements, but O'Hara was too. He was just standing there watching the whole time.

[wutang_batman]

The way he moved in this scene was so graceful and effortless.
Enter the dragon is the movie I've watched the most in my life.
First saw it aged ten.
I've watched it over a hundred times easily...the fight scenes alone even more.

[gogotero]

This scene just saids so much with so little speech. Bruce sold the emotions his character was going through with the expressions in his face.

[keithf]

AS A YOUNG BOY I SAW ENTER THE DRAGON NUMEROUS TIMES.DEFINATELY THE GREATEST MARTIAL ART MOVIE

[dragtoncreations]

Born a legend but gone too soon, the world would be different if he was alive, RIP Legend .

[shdowhdgehg]

Watched this movie a lot growing up and Aahhh I love this scene sm!! 😫 most ppl overlook it but it holds so much cool/tension in the air and I love that vibe In scenes like this and he executed this effortlessly and flawlessly damn! such an iconic legend 😔🙏🔥

[mickymickymike]

Bruce was ahead of his time. He had too much charisma and screen presence. There is no other Asian actor who can compare to Bruce Lee's swag. Sonny Chiba was great in his own right, too.

[deans]

Fucking Love this scene.
His control is unbelievable. Then the handspeed wow.

[iam_wonderfullymade]

One of my favorite scenes from this movie! Love the leg extension!!

[AllEyegaming]

I love this scene so much. the noise he makes as osana enters the room, he had to tell his leg to hold on! 😂😂 if you've seen his other movies you know why I say this. lmao how cold do you have to be to tell yourself to stop before you whoop somebody's ass

[ericcooper]

Anyone who has studied the martial arts knows that the shit he did in that little scene is extremely difficult to do with grace and ease in which he did it!!!! My all time hero RIP, THE LEGENDARY ONE!!

[amitchakravarty]

For next 500 years...still he will be unmatched !!!

[carlroberts]

My god this man was i pure fighting machine god R.I.P mr lee the best fighter this earth has ever seen

[BruceLee-cnxs]

He is the greatest martial artist of all time! This is a universal truth! No negative comments please!