Memories of Bruce Lee

Poor quality clips interspersed with pretty dull interview footage makes this an uniteresting documentary. Doesn't really give any sense of what Bruce Lee inspired in so many.

Good insight,perhaps could have gone a bit deeper into his life and his style of fighting.would have liked to see bruce being intervied and here his own words

nothing really new here good for frist time bruce lee fans but older generations who grew up with the movies know already much of his life story.If you want to know more about the bruce lee life before he came to america then i reckonmend young bruce lee film just came out.

so to this well i give it an average rating hope love films bring more kung fu classics online

A very personal tribute to bruce from people who knew him well and who were inspired by his character. A little short though.

While I can't 100% disagree with the previous reviewer's summation of 'Memories of Bruce Lee', there really are some genuinely interesting and insightful moments in this 70-minute documentary, even if its low production values and lack of any real cohesiveness do ultimately serve to disappoint.

Comprised largely of interviews with former friends and co-stars, 'Memories of Bruce Lee' is principally about people telling stories about their time with Lee. Thankfully, most of these stories are at least fun to listen to, although there's really nothing here that you haven't heard before if you have a vested interest in Lee and his legacy.

Perhaps the biggest problem with the documentary is that it feels rather dry and slow. The inclusion of some narration and perhaps some background music might have helped to provide some energy. Several clips from Lee's most notable films are also dropped in at various points and those are always fun to watch, although these clips become longer as the documentary nears its end; possibly as a result of the filmmakers not having enough usable interview footage, which does make the film feel padded out and, at times, lazy.

As a long-time Lee fan, I enjoyed some of the stories here. 'Memories of Bruce Lee' is nowhere near being a definitive documentary, but that doesn't mean that hardcore Lee fans shouldn't check it out. It's most certainly enjoyable enough as another reminder of Lee's immense skill and legacy as one of the great heroes of Asian cinema and, because of that, is worth a watch.