One of Bruce Lee's unfinished projects, the futuristic dystopian film The Silent Flute, is getting adapted into a new TV series.

The CW is bringing some big kung-fu to its network with its reboot of a popular 70s series that was originally inspired by Bruce Lee.

Warrior is back and better than ever as the martial arts drama flying kicks its way to success with stronger writing, better-developed characters, far more consistent pacing, and some gloriously entertaining bouts of ass-kicking!

With The Raid, Fast 6, and The Night Comes For Us, Joe Taslim has built a reputation as a badass martial arts star. And in Warrior, he definitely keeps that trend going. But also adds some great character building to the mix.

Andrew Koji's Ah Sahm is back! And it's a good thing that he's brought nunchucks this time, because there's a whole lot of ass-kicking to be done in the upcoming second season of the Bruce Lee-inspired Warrior!

Yes, ANOTHER remake of 1970s TV series Kung Fu is in the works, this time it's a modern "action-packed" feature film remake from Universal Pictures and Deadpool 2 director David Leitch.

Do you know that’s been 11 years since Donnie Yen first started portraying real-life Wing Chun grandmaster Ip Man on screen? On the one hand, it’s downright eerie how Yen doesn’t appear to have aged a day in that time, but it also feels like it should be a whole lot longer. Yen has become this role so consummately that …

Originally conceived by legendary martial arts superstar Bruce Lee, Warrior sees a few modern action superstars in Fast & Furious' Justin Lin and Banshee's Jonathan Tropper joining forces for this thrilling martial arts drama.