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Mecha Bruce Lee Artwork by LeeReex

LeeReex on deviantArt has this awesome creation of a Mecha Bruce Lee. Bruce doesn’t need enhanced armour, but what if he did have it?

Mecha Bruce Lee on LeeReex’s deviantArt page

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February 16, 2009   No Comments   |  



Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee Artwork by Patrick Mate

Designer Patrick Mate was inspired by the legendary fight scene from Return of the Dragon for his awesome rendering of Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee.

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February 4, 2009   2 Comments   |  



Ip Man Trailer -Bruce Lee’s Master

The trailer for Ip Man, the forthcoming movie based on Bruce Lee’s initiation master. Starring Donnie Yen. Nuff said!

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January 23, 2009   No Comments   |  



Bruce Lee home to house his museum

The Guardian reports on Bruce Lee’s Hong Kong town house to be converted into a museum.

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The Hong Kong townhouse which was once home to martial arts legend Bruce Lee is to be transformed into a museum in his memory.

The move comes after the building’s owner made the surprise decision to donate it to the city where the kung fu icon first shot to fame, and follows a long-running campaign by fans. The two-story 5,700 sq ft (529 sq metres) building had been languishing as a downmarket love motel where rooms could be hired by the hour.

Owner Yu Pang-lin, a hotel and property tycoon, announced yesterday that he had agreed a joint plan with the Hong Kong authorities to convert the building into a tourist attraction. “I’m 88 years old now and hope that while I’m still alive I’ll be able to see this Bruce Lee museum completed,” he said.

The townhouse, where Lee was living when he died under mysterious circumstances in 1973, will contain a recreation of Lee’s original study and training hall, complete with martial arts weapons used by the actor in his films, as well as a library and cinema.

Via The Guardian

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January 16, 2009   1 Comment   |  



Bruised Lee Paper Toy

Marshall Alexander has a whole host of paper toys on his site to download and make. This “Bruised Lee” HAD to be posted here for your cutting pleasure..

See Bruised Lee on Marshall Alexander’s website

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December 16, 2008   No Comments   |  



Bruce Lee Plays Ping Pong with Nunchucks

As part of the Nokia Bruce Lee promotion, here’s my man destroying his ping pong opponents with just his trademark nunchucks instead of a bat. Funny, but cool.

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November 27, 2008   1 Comment   |  



Nokia N96 Bruce Lee Edition

If there was anything to rid me of my iPhone, it would have to be the Nokia N96 – given the edge with this Bruce Lee association.

The limited edition Nokia N96 is engraved with the martial artist’s portrait and signature and includes an action figure and mini-nunchucks.

See more on the Nokia-Lee promotional website

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Via The Awesomer

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November 22, 2008   3 Comments   |  



Bruce Lee Moments

Hoping for a Bruce Lee moment? Not a finger pointing, or a face-twisting spine crushing stamp, but having a gorgeous Italian beauty approach you.

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LoveHKFilm makes a pilgrimage to Rome’s Piazza Navona where Nora Miao lectures Bruce Lee about being too uptight around foreigners in Way of the Dragon.

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Italian beauty Malisa Longo approaches Bruce Lee to take him back to her apartment.

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September 10, 2008   No Comments   |  



The Legend of Bruce Lee Trailer

Here’s the trailer for the previously posted TV series “The Legend of Bruce Lee“. Its a full six minutes long and shows a bit of the action alongside the quieter moments typical of a biographical story.

Not sure if the series is going to broadcast outside of China but it might be released as some kind of DVD set.

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July 6, 2008   2 Comments   |  



CGI Bruce Lee Footage

Here’s some footage of various attempts to recreate Bruce Lee with CGI. Some of it is a bit ropey, but that’s fine considering this seems to be dated 2002.

Quick movements come across better that some of his trademark gestures methinks.

I’m looking forward to the day that someone can recreate Bruce Lee – not just his physical presence but also his charisma, which is a real challenge with CGI.

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July 6, 2008   No Comments   |