History YMMV / DragonTheBruceLeeStory

* HarsherInHindsight: The film depicts Bruce battling his family demon to protect his son Brandon. Creator/BrandonLee would die from an accidental gun discharge during the making of ''Film/TheCrow'' a few months prior to this film's release. Making this worse is the fact that Brandon turned down the opportunity to play his father, opting to do ''The Crow'' instead.

* AccidentalAesop: If you are fighting without referees or ring crew, never ever turn your back to your opponent even after the match is over.

* OlderThanTheyThink: The scene depicting [[Radio/TheGreenHornet Kato]] as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[PublicMediumIgnorance remember the show as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the [[Film/TheGreenHornet 2011 movie]].

* HilariousInHindsight: Back in the day, ''Dragon'' was the story of a young Bruce Lee who got into so many fights that he had to go abroad to America where he encountered racism, pursued an education, and had many more battles, both physical and spiritual to fight, as he was haunted by a personal Demon. Over a quarter of a century later, the movie ''Film/IpMan4'' is released with a similar but [[DecompositeCharacter decomposited]] premise. Ip Man's son, Ip Ching, is the troubled young man who keeps getting into fights. Ip Man then decides to go to America to try to find a school there for his son to study in, encounters hostile anti-Chinese attitudes in people like Geddes and Becky while having to physically fight some of them, and undergoes his own personal demons in the form of cancer. And to top it all off, there's another version of Bruce Lee in the film but the character arc of ''Dragon'' Bruce is split between both Ip Man and his son.

* NightmareFuel: Your Mileage May Vary on the demon, but the part where he shows Bruce his own grave is scary in its own right. GeniusBonus when you notice it doesn't just show the date that Bruce died in real life, but that is an accurate replica of his grave, only with Creator/JasonScottLee replacing Lee in the photo.

* OlderThanTheyThink: The scene depicting [[Radio/TheGreenHornet Kato]] as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[PublicMediumIgnorance remember the show as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the [[Film/TheGreenHornet 2008 movie]].

* NightmareFuel: Your Mileage on the demon, but the part where he shows Bruce his own grave is scary in its own right. GeniusBonus when you notice it doesn't just show the date that Bruce died in real life, but that is an accurate replica of his grave, only with Creator/JasonScottLee replacing Lee in the photo.

* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: The fighting game adaptation, while it didn't set the world alight, is a fairly competent game that stays true to the movie, even adding the demon as a gameplay mechanic in lieu of continues.

* NoProblemWithLicensedGames: The fighting game adaptation, while it didn't set the world alight, is a fairly competent game that stays true to the movie, even adding the demon as a gameplay mechanic in lieu of continues.

* WeirdAlEffect: The scene depicting [[Radio/TheGreenHornet Kato]] as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[PublicMediumIgnorance remember the show as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the [[Film/TheGreenHornet 2008 movie]].

* NightmareFuel: Your Mileage on the demon, but the part where he shows Bruce his own grave is scary in its own right. GeniusBonus when you notice it doesn't just show the date that Bruce died in real life, but that is an accurate replica of his Grave with Creator/JasonScottLee replacing Lee in the photo.

* MisBlamed: The scene depicting [[Radio/TheGreenHornet Kato]] as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[WeirdAlEffect remember it as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the [[Film/TheGreenHornet 2008 movie]].

* NightmareFuel: Your Mileage on the demon, but the part where he shows Bruce his own grave is scary in it's own right. GeniusBonus when you notice it doesn't just show the date that Bruce died in real life, but that is an accurate replica of his Grave with Creator/JasonScottLee replacing Lee in the photo.

* NightmareFuel: Your Mileage on the demon, but the part where he shows Bruce his own grave is scary in it's own right. GeniusBonus when you notice it doesn't just show the date that Bruce died in real life, but that is an accurate replica of his Grave with Lee's actor replacing Lee in the photo.

* HarsherInHindsight: The film depicts Bruce battling his family demon to protect his son Brandon. Brandon Lee would die from an accidental gun discharge during the making of ''Film/TheCrow'' a few months prior to this film's release. Making this worse is the fact that Brandon turned down the opportunity to play his father, opting to do ''The Crow'' instead.
* {{Misblamed}}: The scene depicting [[Radio/TheGreenHornet Kato]] as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[WeirdAlEffect remember it as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the [[Film/TheGreenHornet ''The Green Hornet'' modern movie]].

* {{Misblamed}}: The scene depicting Kato as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[WeirdAlEffect remember it as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the modern ''The Green Hornet'' movie.

* {{Misblamed}}: The scene depicting Kato as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[TheWeirdAlEffect remember it as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the modern ''The Green Hornet'' movie.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The film's theme "The Dragon's Heartbeat", which has been used by countless trailers since.

* {{Flanderization}}: The scene depicting Kato as a relentless one-man wrecking crew while the Green Hornet sits helplessly tied to a chair and blurting "Good job, Kato!" in a pathetic attempt to make himself seem relevant. While not accurate to the actual show at all, it became pervasive enough that most people [[TheWeirdAlEffect remember it as being that way]], apparently including the people who made the modern ''The Green Hornet'' movie.
* NightmareFuel: Your Mileage on the demon, but the part where he shows Bruce his own grave is scary in it's own right. GeniusBonus when you notice it doesn't just show the date that Bruce died in real life, but that is an accurate replica of his Grave with Lee's actor replacing Lee in the photo.

* HellIsThatNoise: The shrieking and wailing sounds whenever the Lee family demon appears.

* HellIsThatNoise: The shrieking and wailing sounds whenever the Lee family demon appears.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The film's theme "The Dragon's Heartbeat", which was used by countless trailers since.

* HarsherInHindsight: The film depicts Bruce battling his family demon to protect his son Brandon. Brandon Lee would die from an accidental gun discharge during the making of ''Film/TheCrow'' a few months prior to this film's release. Making this worse is the fact that Brandon turned down the opportunity to play his father, opting to do ''The Crow'' instead.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: The film depicts Bruce battling his family demon to protect his son Brandon. Brandon Lee would die from an accidental gun discharge during the making of ''Film/TheCrow'' a few months prior to this film's release. Making this worse is the fact that Brandon turned down the opportunity to play his father, opting to do ''The Crow'' instead.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: The film depicts Bruce battling his family demon to protect his son Brandon. Brandon Lee would die from an accidental gun discharge during the making of ''TheCrow'' a few months prior to this film's release. Making this worse is the fact that Brandon turned down the opportunity to play his father, opting to do ''The Crow'' instead.