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Best Birth Months for Dragon February, March, April, May, July, August, September Note: The Chinese zodiac horoscope prediction is based on the Chinese lunar calendar. Click to check your birth month in Chinese lunar calendar. Born in January January is not a good birth month for people with Chinese zodiac Dragon. Born in this month, they may have a big goal and talents to achieve it. However, with no help and support from relatives and others, and no platform to use their talents, the goal can hardly become reality. They do not care about marriage, so most of them may get married very late. Born in February Dragon people with the birth month in February are born blessed. They are talented in both civil and military fields. With effective support from others, their career is like the rising dragon flying higher and higher and brings them much wealth. They live a prosperous life without big disasters and are admired by many. Born in March People born in this month in the year of the Dragon are clever, knowledgeable, brave, persistent, ambitious, and talented with organizing abilities and leadership.
Bruce Lee is one of the most written about film stars of all time. His actual filmography includes only four completed pictures, but his influence on the Industry was beyond immense. As such the life of this myopic Chinaman has been documented from his birth in California in 1940, to his Bruce Lee is one of the most written about film stars of all time. As such the life of this myopic Chinaman has been documented from his birth in California in 1940, to his untimely death aged 33 just a few short weeks before the film that would etch him into cinema folklore, Enter The Dragon, was released. Now, I'm not the most cynical of people, but this film (Birth of the Dragon) is exploitative in the most heinous of ways. The film opens with some text explaining that Bruce fought against a "Shaolin Master" named Wong Jack Man. In actuality, the two men engaged in a very short bout, Wong wasn't a Shaolin Master, and the fight wasn't really anything but a test of comparitive styles. So, what we have is a fictitious story, inspired by a fictitious event, populated by fictitious characters, in a fictitious, seemingly parallel, timeline.
What is annoying about the fight scenes is that, as usual, the 'styles' on show by each character aren't anything like what they are supposedly masters of. Lee doesn't apply much Wing Chun, and relies quite a lot on high kicks which the style doesn't really use. And Man, who is meant to be using Tai-Chi and North Shaolin kicks, instead applies more reverse holds and sweeps... So, in conclusion... Film is bad. Action is average. Storyline is completely made up. Acting is wooden. … Expand
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