@a z I've seen too many Bruce Lee interviews where he was discouraged by how Asians were inaccurately portrayed in Hollywood and the West. To me, it would make sense to be as ethnically accurate as possible, if only to honor Bruce's legacy. When I see this lead actor, he clearly looks half Caucasian and half Japanese; nowhere near Chinese.
@@mestizoboy lol I know right! I'm assuming at some point in this series that his character is going to speak some cantonese/mandarin, and when he does I wonder how much is he going to mess up the language part. Unless they are going to avoid making everyone not speak chinese at all, that would probably ruin their entire claim about authenticity. A Chinatown where no one speaks chinese....
@@spaceforrest Dont believe in lies, if he was kicked out of school then how did he continued to learn WC up to the time he left HK?...the truth is Bruce ostracized himself from the class because the class found out he was being crafty (craftiness is not an honorable trait to have in HK). But the seniors continued to teach Bruce privately.
Shanon, your father would be so sad right now for making his show EXTREMELY violent! It's so Unnecessary. We really don't have to see all of that blood and gore. Just tell the damn story. Have some class people!
@@robin212212 His daughter didn't even know him. She was 4 when he died. But looking at the Bruce's style of directing and writing from Way of the Dragon? I doubt this amount of violence was what he had in mind. It was just for the sake of violence. Besides, she has NO CLUE how to market her dad's legacy. She has Gold in her hands and don't know what to do with it!
@@TheYnotThat And you do? The fact of the matter is no one ON THE PLANET knows Bruce more than his own family. It's not perfect but at least the effort and love put towards the show can be seen with major respect and reference to Bruce's original writing about the series. When you say Bruce style of directing and writing, how confident are you to say that Bruce DIDN'T want to portray the series to have violence as it's intended to be? The series is set in 19th century where all kinds of brutality and violence happened so its a given. Plus, he wrote this during the 70's and if he's given total 100% creative control over the series, hell even HE will be on board with this idea..Before telling us about class, look at yourself and ask whether YOU have class?
Damn this show is so Great!
It looks really good I haven't seen it yet
I am sooooo pumped for this show!! Believe it will be the hit series if 2019
can't wait for this show
cant wait for season 2
Yes! I'm ready to see this!
Finally i saw it and is a great show
you guys need to advertise more though....
I had seen all it's episode,,
its a masterpiece
GREAT FUC/
They should had had Donnie yen play Hasan in thus series instead he would had made it even more hype and anticipated
You didnt seem to care about ending the season on any sort of cliffhanger or ending. Wtf guys . Srsly?
Well the writing. Was Mr.Lee. but back then gays was in hiding. Not what this show gives. To bad.
But why is bruce being played by a japanese man ??
Dude's not even Japanese; He's hafu - English/Japanese
I'm not sure what his character is supposed to be. I'd assume he's supposed to be Chinese
@a z
I've seen too many Bruce Lee interviews where he was discouraged by how Asians were inaccurately portrayed in Hollywood and the West. To me, it would make sense to be as ethnically accurate as possible, if only to honor Bruce's legacy.
When I see this lead actor, he clearly looks half Caucasian and half Japanese; nowhere near Chinese.
@@mestizoboy fair call...but remember that Bruce was also only 3/4 Chinese and was kicked out of Ip Man's Wing Chun school because of that.
@@mestizoboy lol I know right! I'm assuming at some point in this series that his character is going to speak some cantonese/mandarin, and when he does I wonder how much is he going to mess up the language part. Unless they are going to avoid making everyone not speak chinese at all, that would probably ruin their entire claim about authenticity. A Chinatown where no one speaks chinese....
@@spaceforrest Dont believe in lies, if he was kicked out of school then how did he continued to learn WC up to the time he left HK?...the truth is Bruce ostracized himself from the class because the class found out he was being crafty (craftiness is not an honorable trait to have in HK). But the seniors continued to teach Bruce privately.
poor babies, I am not going to cry for the injustices done to you because most everyone was getting screwed by civilization growing too fast.
then u are a selfish that will get karma
Your mom is a baby
Shanon, your father would be so sad right now for making his show EXTREMELY violent! It's so Unnecessary. We really don't have to see all of that blood and gore. Just tell the damn story. Have some class people!
Shut the fuck up.
so you think you know more about what Bruce Lee would like than his daughter?
@@robin212212 His daughter didn't even know him. She was 4 when he died. But looking at the Bruce's style of directing and writing from Way of the Dragon? I doubt this amount of violence was what he had in mind. It was just for the sake of violence. Besides, she has NO CLUE how to market her dad's legacy. She has Gold in her hands and don't know what to do with it!
@@TheYnotThat And you do? The fact of the matter is no one ON THE PLANET knows Bruce more than his own family. It's not perfect but at least the effort and love put towards the show can be seen with major respect and reference to Bruce's original writing about the series. When you say Bruce style of directing and writing, how confident are you to say that Bruce DIDN'T want to portray the series to have violence as it's intended to be? The series is set in 19th century where all kinds of brutality and violence happened so its a given. Plus, he wrote this during the 70's and if he's given total 100% creative control over the series, hell even HE will be on board with this idea..Before telling us about class, look at yourself and ask whether YOU have class?
I'll arrange some time & go watch it first, want to see how EXTREMELY violent it is...
then maybe i'll come back to this discussion