Yoshimi Bucknell

Regarding, prejudice against Muslims. I am so sick of hearing it. Why is it always one side effort? Why do non-muslims have to effort? As far as I am concerned there is a great element that they invite it. Not mixing with native English (this is after all The UK not Pakistan, or any other Muslim countries), not try to take in native culture, not try to understand native culture.... it is always demand but not offer. When I was living in Wapping some Muslim complained about church bell ringing meaning no respect to other religions but it was ok for them to broadcast prayer from the speaker in the mosque in Whitechapel. That is just one tiny example. When there was a scare at Heathrow by terrorism attack by Muslim, passengers were patiently queuing long hour to wait clearance at the check in counter, a group of the very same race people (as terrorists) tried to jump the queue lying when they were questioned of their wrong doing. I would keep low profile if I was them although it was not me actually doing terrorism activities. I just do not understand how their mind works. Why do the others have to make always effort to accept them? I am an immigrant myself and I make effort to understand this country's culture and people with appreciation, who very generously accept me.

It was extremely disappointing and hurting to see Bruce Lee being depicted as an arrogant unsophisticated cheap Hong Kong Kung fu star. He was not at all like the image this film disperses. Totally opposite. His martial art was not for cheap fight. It was life philosophy and Art. Bruce Lee would not pick fight any way. When Lee performed his martial art it was very crisp, beautiful, efficient, economical and necessity. It was not at all to show off as an idiotic macho tough guy. I am totally against Walter Cho’s critic as well. Lee in this film does not portrait him as a human. I do not understand how Cho could conclude his review that was to make Lee to be more human... It was immensely humiliating on Lee and his legacy. Most of the audience would not know Lee, I presume. This film misleads the image and philosophy of Bruce Lee so so badly. It made my heart broken. And I feel so sorry for his family. Whatever or whoever defends the way of portrait of that scene of the fight between Brad Pitt role and Mike Moh role in this film it was unquestionable to deny that was copying Bruce Lee - for that, Mike Moh did excellent acting. It was immensely and unforgivably unfair treatment of Bruce Lee.