Review: Looking For Bruce Lee has almost nothing to do with Bruce Lee. What little there is to Bruce Lee is merely just shots of his face popping up here and there once in awhile. Well, that’s what I’d like to think of the movie at least, but there’s actually an underlying plot which involves a series of deaths. Each body that is discovered is found with a picture of the man himself. Kyung Rok decides to find out what’s going on, and this connects Bruce Lee to this movie’s synopsis in a way. The lead of Crying Nut somehow ties with Bruce Lee in his journey to stardom. In one part of the movie, the lead assumes the role that Bruce Lee played in Enter the Dragon in the mirror scene. He’s told that he will become great in his vision. Uh, yeah buddy… And that’s what leads to a concert finale with a bunch of fans in a stadium.

The whole movie is just a bunch of silly situations one after another. Most of the segments are the Crying Nut crew doing some stupid things that get them caught, and we get to follow them running away from the hand of the law. The first one is amusing, but after awhile, it just turns into an overdone joke. Other than that, we have a guy in a trench coat who pretends to be a public flasher, which results in a monk of some sort chasing him out of nowhere. The majority of what happens in this movie doesn’t seem to go anywhere, and seem to just occur for no reason at all… even though some of them do connect to the underlying Bruce Lee virus story. Aside from that, this movie has no point other than to show that these guys are idiots. I can’t even begin to figure out how or why the idea for this movie was passed by the producers. Maybe it was just to cash in on Crying Nut’s newfound fame, or something entirely different, but the movie’s just one big waste of time.