A child calls out to the Shogun, 'I know who can beat you!' Sho'nuff, angry, asks who, and the child tells him 'Bruce Leroy, that's who!' and then points at Leroy.

He then tells Leroy to find the wisest sage in the universe, Sum Dum Goy, who will serve as his new teacher, and sends him off with a medallion that he says once belonged to Bruce Lee.Īs Leroy makes his way through New York, he stops off in a theater to watch a Bruce Lee movie, which is soon interrupted by Sho'nuff, the Shogun of Harlem, and his cronies.

When Leroy catches a blue one instead of breaking it, his teacher informs him that his training is complete and he is prepared for the Final Level, where he may attain The Glow. Leroy Green is training as his teacher shoots arrows at him, which he breaks as though they're mere distractions from his routine. This one particular time, though, it was The Last Dragon playing and I kept seeing and hearing things from this movie that made me struggle through the semi-conscious haze and say, 'Hold up, I shouldn't miss this.' I don't remember whose house it was anymore, I don't remember anybody who was at the party or what it was even for, and I don't remember nearly as much about any of the other movies from the other times I'd found myself in that spot, so I had a feeling this was probably a movie worth revisiting.

This in itself wasn't special, as I found myself in that situation at least a couple dozen times through my teens and early 20's. And here's where I answer that by saying I was young, I was drunk, it was after a wild party, and I was trying to crash on some stranger's couch - trying, because the couch was in front of a television playing a late night movie. And here's where you ask how one 'only sort of sees' a film. Here's where I confess that I've only sort of seen the movie I picked for this month.

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