0:09 deserving. [music] >> Hey, which table? >> Oh, uh 25. [music] Hey. Hey. What are you doing? Hey, wait. [laughter] Don't go near them. You'll just get into trouble. Forget the whole thing. [music] Just don't do it. [music] [laughter]
0:58 >> [music] [laughter] >> What the hell is this? >> This is pepper chicken. Good for gutsake. I got my [screaming]
1:46 [screaming] head. >> [screaming] >> Right, we'll get you. Let's go. >> Yeah. You stupid idiots. God damn you. You've ruined my business. All the customers have gone. Look there. The whole place has been wrecked. And who's going to pay for all this? Bastards. Go to hell. [music]
2:43 Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Stop that tapping. Tell me how many jobs you lost now. >> So what? There's lots more. >> Huh? Huh? There may have been. Now listen, you've upset those guys in their
3:31 own backyard. They won't let you get another job. You're just talking crap. Sure, we'll get another job. I mean, we all know heaven heaven won't help us, huh? Right. Let's go. Huh? [music] Heat. Heat. [music] [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat.
4:16 [music] >> [music] [music]
5:05 >> Get [music] it on there. Right. Stay here. Don't move. Right. I don't [laughter] want you. >> [music]
5:54 [music] >> I >> [screaming] >> Let's go. Hey. [screaming]
6:41 Hey. H [screaming] hey, where have you been? Huh? Who beat you guys up? H >> a Chinese guy. >> A Chinese? You mean you couldn't beat one Chinese guy?
7:27 You're a disgrace to the whole school. How do you think this is going to look? Hey, the story's bound to get her around the town, right? Who is he? I'll fix him. owing [clears throat] ow up. up.
8:30 No. owe. Hey, cut it out now for God's sake. Right, have a go. You never give in to bullies, so practice. Huh? Right. Huh?
9:20 Give me a hand. Huh? Those guys are too tough. We can't beat them. We have to. If we're going to survive, huh? Uh, now look. Huh? You can't change the way things are here. Who says I can't? I'm going to try. It's a tigers. Let's [music] go. Come on. Let's go. [music] What is going on? [screaming]
10:08 Help. Well, all right. What now then? Ah, >> don't worry. Heaven will >> heaven. Heaven ignores us. >> You idiot. Hey, what are you doing? Why aren't you
10:56 working? Get back to work. You do it just lazy. Go on. Don't stand there. Earn your wages. Yeah. Get on the job. Go on. >> Hey, look. I'm sorry. We'll get right back. >> You're just lazy. >> Hey, that girl must run this place. >> Yeah, let's go. Yeah. >> Hey, where are you going? >> Find work. We got a job. [laughter]
11:51 >> Mr. K. 2 hours and we'll be through unloading. After that, there's a shipment of mutton to unload. >> Good, good, [laughter] >> here, >> once again. How are you? >> Sister's feeling mad. >> Oh, are you? What's wrong, >> P? Those new workers of yours, they're completely useless. Lying down on the job, >> huh? Miss Kunk, don't worry. The men we get here, they all work hard. When you're in a foreign country, you either work or get fired. >> No, at least the men didn't. >> Hey, children shouldn't interrupt. >> Oh, >> Foreman. You watch them, huh? >> Sir, >> are you now don't be too bad tempered,
12:36 huh? >> Oh, Dad. >> Ah, Mr. K. Well, now if you're just lucky here, sir. Help me >> right here. >> Hey, don't be so damn clumsy, huh? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Hey, those are the two lazy ones. >> I've not been hired yet. Why should I work? >> Hey, nor have I. Who told you to work? >> It was her. >> Me? Yeah, we came looking for a job. Uh, and she told us to stop work and not to
13:22 be lazy. >> But all right, we need some good men anyway. You look like a couple of good guys. They are. >> Thank you. >> Hey, boss. Hey, boss. It's trouble. Some guys are hacking our men at number two. Go down. Hey Bob, don't go. >> [groaning and screaming] [screaming]
14:13 >> Stop it. I tell you it. >> What is the meaning of this? Ze, what's going on? >> These guys say that this area is their territory and one of our men beat up their men. >> Excuse me. I'm in charge here. So tell me what's the problem. >> All right, I'll tell you. One of your men has beaten up some of my pupils, and I'm here looking for him. Which one? That's the one there. Hey, Bob. Hey, you. Come here.
15:00 Hey, Bob. Hey, Bob. You can't go. We just got this job. Don't throw it. Hey, I warn you. Don't hire these men. Just tell them they're fired. >> Now, look, you got a grudge, guy. Well, all right. It's nothing to do with this job. You want to fight, then you can do it after work. No way. [clears throat] [music] Hey teach. You all right? You all right? >> You got him. >> God damn it. Who the hell are you? Just you keep out of my business. >> You've got a rat. How dare you bust in?
15:45 Well, I'll teach you. Right. I got you.
16:43 Hey, you Come on. >> Terrific. >> Uncle, they've all gone. >> Good nephew. I'm very glad you came. If you hadn't arrived, I think we would have really got hurt. >> Yeah, we Yeah. Yeah. >> They just pose as gung fu students, but they're thugs. Don't give into them or they'll keep on coming back. Yeah, that's right. >> We got some real chickens here, though. >> Who? >> Those two there, [music] >> huh? Got beaten by a Chinese [ __ ] And
17:30 on your own territory, too. You're goddamn useless. The boss has just gone to New York. Leaves me in charge. And what am I going to tell him? H. >> You could tell him that we had some bad luck huh? >> You'll kick your stupid heads in Mr. Grace's special champion boxing trainers. They couldn't even beat the Chinese and whom they outnumbered six to one. If this news gets out, we may as well close the school. [music] >> Hi, Charlie. Robert's here.
18:18 Hey, what happened? >> Hey, Bob. You hear about that business at the warf? >> Yeah. Hey, what do we do? [laughter] >> Listen, before Mr. Grace gets back here, I want you to beat the [ __ ] out of those Chinese guys. >> That'll be no big problem. I'll go now. They'll be sorry they started this. They'll never know what hit them once they get clobbered by the San Francisco Iron Fist Man. [laughter]
19:03 [music] Well, tell me, what are we going to do? Fight. You're wrong. Don't. You're wrong. You tell me not to fight. Don't get involved. We need the job. All right. And what happens? They say we're chicken. Yeah. Chicken. I I got to keep my job if I don't have one. How am I going to pay my school fees? >> Your school? That's so important for us Chinese. our dignity. It's more important than school. There are too many Chinese like you. You
19:49 let people push you around, bullying you. From now on, nobody's going to do that to us. >> You're right. Morning. Hi. Morning. >> Hi. Morning. Hey. >> Oh, chicken.
20:47 Right. [music] I think they're coming. My cousin is here. What do we do? >> Stay here. Come on.
21:32 You little bastard. [music] >> It's [music] all right. Try me. Huh? >> [music] >> Hey pal. You're trying to show off, are you? Huh? Going to fight them, huh? What? >> I'm going to fight them. >> I'll club you first. Now look, right.
22:42 >> [panting] >> Chinese boxing. No. Chinese kung fu. Chinese kung fu. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> I don't
23:31 Let's go. Go. Hey, you were terrific then. You really fixed those thugs. E. [laughter] >> Well, we had you all wrong. You're a good guy. >> Hey, listen. They won't come back here again. You know, I'm sure of that, [laughter] >> Mr. Lee. I apologize. We all misjudged you. We really did. Me, too. I'm sorry. [laughter] >> That's all right. Just forget it. It's in the past. Hey, Bob, your kung fu is good, so teach us. >> Hey, I tell you, he's my friend, so I may be biased, but his kung fu is terrific.
24:18 >> Why don't you open a kung fu school here, huh? Yeah. Yeah. >> Why not? I think opening a school would be a good idea. >> Yeah. >> Hey, >> listen. I've learned too. [laughter] >> Right. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music]
25:07 [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> All right. All right, sit down. You sit down.
25:53 What? >> Chinese kung fu depends mainly on fast action, allied to much strength, firmness, fierceness, aggression. You need those. There are two postures. Stressing and giving. Stressing is when you're on the attack. When you put out strength, the body becomes a weapon and the strength is focused.
26:43 >> [applause] [applause] >> All right, you can see just how Chinese kung fu is really a science. In fact, it's all technique. There are many styles, all of them good, well worthwhile. But for combat purposes, Yung Chun style is probably the best. It's the fastest and the most diversified. And when it comes to closer infighting too, it's the best. And of this style, I'm going to teach a particular type yong chun style. >> Oh, terrific. [applause]
27:28 >> First with feet because foot techniques are fundamental to all kung fu. So stand up. Yeah, >> [snorts]
28:14 >> Heat. Heat. >> [music] [music] >> Hello, Mr. Grace. >> I know the story is all over New York now. >> Not our fault. That Chinese kid, he's a real expert at kung fu. We couldn't get near him. Just like a machine. He hits you, then kicks you so fast you can't see. >> Chinese gung fu.
29:01 >> I admit there's quite a good style of fighting, but it's out of date. It's 900 years old. H you fools. You got your noses wiped on your own territory. >> Mr. Grace, how do you do? I I have to tell you those Chinese have opened a school called Chenfan Gym. >> Chenfan Gym? >> Yeah. >> What does Chenfan mean? >> Oh, well, Chen Fanner means in Chinese roughly the number one in San Francisco. >> Oh, godamn conceit. I'll show him. Charlie. >> Sir, >> you go there tomorrow and sort out those
29:49 Chinese once and for all and do a real good job. I want them out of San Francisco. [music] >> He's too much teaching all those people kung fu. >> Cousin, now come on. He's only trying to show how good kung fu can be. H you're always defending him. Now look, those guys have been bullying us for years. Now then, if they'd known Chinese gung fu, they'd have been even worse on us. Isn't that right? >> What Bruce teaches is superficial and simple, how important could it be? >> Say what you will. I'm going to stop
30:36 him. He isn't going to make money out of kung fu here. Listen, I realize you're just jealous of him. I tell you, I really admire him and respect him. Beside him, you're very narrow-minded. Very [laughter] good. Very good. I'm very proud of you. >> Hey, why don't you find Bob here? Here. Me, too. [laughter] Yeah. You know,
31:22 you're very nearly as good as hit him. [laughter] [music] >> Hi. Hi there. Our instructor wishes to have a contest here in kung fu. Hang on. What is this? [laughter] What is this? What is this? What is it? >> What is this? Come on. >> I'm here representing the area boxing clubs and I formally challenge you. Huh?
32:12 >> Do you mean this? >> Of course. >> Right. >> Huh? Hey, wait. Huh? [music] >> [music] [music] >> All right. Now, wait. There's something I must say before we start. If I should lose here, then I shall quit the boxing world. But if you should lose, >> what then? >> You won't teach the foreigners Chinese kung fu.
32:57 Hat. [music] >> [music]
33:53 >> I don't know. Hey, hey hey. Come
34:40 on. Stop. [groaning] >> [groaning] [music] >> Kevin, teacher. All right, I lose. I'll close down my school. Also, quit the boxing world.
35:28 >> I'm sorry. My cousins like this. Very impulsive. I apologize on behalf of my family. [clears throat] >> You and I, we're both Chinese. I didn't want to fight. You're mistaken about me. [clears throat] I started this to let the foreigners experience kung fu just to let them see what kung fu is really like and to teach them that Chinese are not cowards and that you can't oppress them. Maybe I've been too self- opinionated, but I believe that I'm doing good for the Chinese here. >> H I believe that. Will you accept my
36:14 friendship? [music] >> Now we got a great combination. >> [music] >> This is the place right? Hey, what are you doing? What are you doing?
37:02 [screaming] Oh, >> teacher, trouble. >> Teacher, big trouble. >> What is it? What is it? >> Wii and his thugs have just beat up some of our men and they took our sign down, too. >> Hey, come on. Look out. [laughter] >> Hurry. You bastards again. Hey, he's the one the troublemaker.
37:47 Fuji, you little rat. So, you're looking for trouble again, are you? Well, you'll get it. >> And I thought you're a well-known instructor. How come you're acting as a second rate messenger boy for this ape here? [laughter] You know, I brought along with me today. Well, he's the number one teacher from Mr. Grace's school. Mr. Charlie. I don't care if he's Charlie or Lassie. Just get him out of here. Get out. >> [music]
38:41 >> [ __ ] >> [groaning] >> Hey, [screaming] hey hey. >> [screaming]
39:27 >> Let's go. [laughter] [music] Let's go. >> [music] [music] >> Hold it. Hm.
40:14 Where you going with that hardware, >> Mr. Grace? Just wanted to waste that young punk. >> Right. We've had enough. We'll fix him. >> What? You going to shoot the whole lot? >> H pistols. Do you need guns to handle him? What is my reputation? You ought to know like everyone else does. I never use guns on unarmed man. Gucci.
40:59 >> Yeah. >> Go find him. Say that I want to talk. [music] Hey, hey, hey. [music] >> [music] [music]
41:56 >> Good morning. How are you? >> What you want to fight? >> Huh? No, no, no, no, no. >> You're up to something. >> No, [clears throat] no, no, no, no. I I bring a message. My boss, Mr. Grace, who's in charge of the gymnasium, he sent me here. He'd like you to come along for a little talk. >> Oh. >> Uh, Mr. Grace says he's very impressed with your talent and he'd really like to discuss some solution to this whole warf control business. [laughter] Listen, you shouldn't trust him. Don't go. >> He's right. There's something wrong. Knight, don't go. He can't trust him. >> Huh?
42:42 [laughter] Please don't be so suspicious. Uh, my boss, Mr. Grace, wouldn't try to pull anything on you. [laughter] Right. I'll come. [music] Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Mr. Grace is inside. Please. Here you go.
43:34 >> [screaming] >> Hey hey hey. >> Uh this way, [clears throat] please. [screaming] H, [screaming]
44:23 please. H hey hey hey. [music] This gentleman's Mr. Lee and this is Mr. Grace. >> Oh, so you're the little China man. >> And so you're the punk with the big ideas. That right? >> Huh? [laughter]
45:09 You got a nerve talking to me like that? >> That's all you are going to get from me. [laughter] >> Sit down. Now I'm here. Would you just tell me what's on your mind? >> Right. My men here have told me you've started a kung fu school. [music] >> What's this? It's a present. >> Huh? >> Mr. Grace is simply trying to tell you
45:54 that he wants you to teach kung fu in our school here. As you can see, we got a really well equipped layout here. The best facilities and the best students. And if we had a teacher like you here, then it would all be really quite perfect, wouldn't it? [laughter] [laughter] Huh? Pity that you've no scruples, no morals. I tell you, Chinese kung fu isn't used by mobsters, by bullies. >> Hey, Kool. Who do you think you are? You take it or you'll be sorry. >> Oh, no. I won't. So, keep it. All right.
46:46 Bango. >> Hey, bus. Let's shoot him then. Huh? >> No, I'll fix it myself. >> Oh, no. Bus, you don't have to get involved in this. I have a friend, Ching Yongqi. He's also known as the Oriental Killer. It would be a really nice touch to let one Asian finish off another Asian. All right, you fix it. [laughter]
47:34 like this. [laughter] Right. [music] Good. Right. [screaming] What was it? >> What do you want? >> You Is your name Lee? Who are you? >> This is a friend of Mr. Grace. >> Asian boxing champion Chinyong G. [music] >> Just another one of Grace's thugs, eh? That right?
48:25 [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Hey, Can you hear me? I know.
49:15 [groaning] >> [screaming] [music] >> Let's go. >> [music] >> 60.
50:00 Good. [music] Check. [music] That's it. Come on. [music] >> Cousin. Cousin. >> Cousin. Cousin. >> Who did it? It's Grace's man. Tiny T. >> When was this? >> They just left.
50:48 >> You take care of him. >> Hey, wait. Wait. [music] [music] Heat. Heat. [music]
51:38 That's that guy Lee. >> Oh, [music] that's all. I suppose that you're Chinyong Chi. [laughter] You're right. First time. [laughter] [ __ ] Get back. [music] [screaming]
52:41 >> [groaning and screaming] >> Hey, hey hey.
53:47 >> [screaming] >> What the What the hell? [screaming] >> [music] [laughter] >> Woo! Woo! Well, I tell you one thing. When you knock a guy down, he stays
54:33 down. >> You work for me. >> Sure thing. >> Yeah. >> Drink up. >> Cheers. [screaming] You fighting you? >> You want to fight, idiot? train. I'm going to [laughter] >> It's again,
55:21 stop it. >> Hey, Sofu. No, [laughter] >> listen. >> As from now on, we're running this place. Anybody disagree? If so, step up. Do you [snorts] hear? Oh. Huh. And from now on, if anybody disobys me, we'll beat their heads in. [laughter]
56:08 >> [music] >> I got you guys. [music] You're back. >> Listen, you're still sick. You're not well. Don't practice so much. >> I'm okay. But I've had one bad defeat, and now I'm learning something from it.
56:55 >> Right. Listen, you practice very hard and then you get them and you beat them all up because what's with your face? Uh, I Oh, I knocked myself. It's nothing. Just a [clears throat] scratch. Oh, [laughter] >> I numb myself, too. Just like him. An accident. Oh, an accident. >> Listen, I hate being lied to. Tell me what really happened. Uh, I I
57:42 told you an an accident. Knocked myself. Uh, it's nothing. Crap. Now, tell the truth. What happened to you? >> [laughter] >> It was those bad men. They came down to the warp again and they had to beat us. They hurt us. But why? You tell me. Why do those bad men always want to bully us Chinese
58:29 people? Why can't Why can't we stop them? Why did they always win? [laughter] [music] Those godamn bastards. [screaming]
59:52 teacher. I practice every day. Tell me, how long will it take me to become perfect? My boy, in kung fu, there can be no perfection. Don't waste time seeking it. Kung fu is fluid, like running water, always varied, or like the clouds in the sky. That's how your fist must learn to become changing and always inventive. And that's the real art of kung fu. With that, you can beat anyone. I've got it. [music]
1:00:43 [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat.
1:01:37 I die [panting and sighs] [music] in your team. >> [music] >> Oh, so it's you. >> Well, my friend, what do you want? My revenge. >> Oh,
1:02:23 your revenge. You'll just get more bruises. It won't be me who gets bruises, but you. Right. I'll let you try. All
1:03:13 right. So, come on. Speech. Speech. Speech. [screaming] [panting] >> [screaming] >> Stop.
1:04:00 [snorts] [screaming] [laughter] No. Ah! [screaming]
1:04:47 >> [sighs] [screaming] >> I need [screaming] All right. [screaming]
1:05:41 Yeah. [screaming] world. [laughter] Come on. I'm beat. Listen. That style. What's it called? >> All right. It's called Chetcha. Ultimate kung fu. It combines all of the
1:06:27 elements of the human character. It's aggressive and submissive. It has no base. It has no limits. Pure responsiveness and nothing else. In fact, it's kung fu taken beyond set techniques. I call it chun da. You understand? [clears throat] Is it you? Mm-m. Me.
1:07:19 It's the subordination of technique to instinctive response. And if you can grasp that, you're there. That's chando. >> In other words, you're relaxed. You never prepare yourself. Don't take a stance. Just react. No set techniques, no doctrines. The minimum action, maximum force. Your opponent is a live person. You can't anticipate all possible moves. It's a difficult concept and it'll take a while, but it's worth making the effort. I promise.
1:08:04 We're doing [music] uh Mr. Lee, >> you bastard. H >> I'll fix you this time. [screaming] >> Hey. [sighs]
1:08:50 >> All right. What do you want here? >> Speak up. What do you want? >> Easy. Easy. I just want to have a talk. Mr. Leeh. Easy. You little bastard. When you're helping the foreigner to crush us, plotting, trying to kill us, you traitor. >> Now look, Mr. I I No, >> you cross me just one more time. >> I'll break both your legs. >> No, no, no, no, no. Please don't. Don't hit me. I'm real delicate. Be careful. Mr. Grace was impressed by you, so he
1:09:36 sent me here to arrange a discussion. >> He's just a vicious thug. No principles. We've nothing to discuss. But you tell him I'll be calling on him and not to talk out. And hey, hey, bye. Bye. [music] >> [music] >> Heat.
1:10:21 Heat. [music]
1:11:42 >> [music] [music] >> Hold it. Huh? Well, now you made it. We've been waiting quite a while, too. [laughter] >> I don't want you. I want your bus. >> You want the bus? I'm sorry. You won't make it, right? [screaming] [screaming]
1:12:33 Fire [screaming] [screaming and groaning] down. [screaming] Heat. Heat. [screaming]
1:13:24 Let's go. Go. >> [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. [screaming] [screaming] [ __ ]
1:14:28 >> [groaning] >> Fire. Oh my god.
1:15:18 >> [screaming] >> What do you [screaming] down. [screaming] [screaming]
1:16:06 >> [screaming] >> Get out. [screaming] >> [laughter] >> Take your time. Take them and don't show any mercy. [screaming]
1:17:33 Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat.
1:18:34 >> [screaming] >> I feel >> [groaning] >> Woo! Wow! A
1:19:28 woman. [screaming] Oh my god. [screaming]
1:20:18 >> [sighs] >> Yeah. [screaming] [screaming] Bye. Listen,
1:21:08 Chinese aren't cowards. If you're not convinced, then try some more. What's more, Chinese believe in righteousness, so I'll spare you. Still, from now on, you better not bother me again. [music] >> [music] >> Heat.
1:21:58 Heat. [music]
