The footage has been pieced together, lovingly, to create as clear a picture as has ever been made. The documentary looks at footage from the Brits, the Germans, and everyone in between. Civilians, Army, and from the sky, sea, and earth.

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Featuring countless of interviews from the people he has worked with to the people who have admired him — like Jackie Chan and John Woo, director Brett Ratner, artist LL Cool J, and even bozer Sugar Ray Leonard — these people all talk about how much Bruce Lee has made an impact in their lives and in the world in general.

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Now considered one of the world’s biggest corporation, Apple’s growth is largely credited for Steve Jobs’ leadership and vision.

Those who have worked with him, such as Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, candidly talks about the rise and fall of the man who is alluded to be this century’s Sir Isaac Newton.

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This documentary explores the beginnings of their group and touches on their highs and lows together, including the tragedy that ended the life of its talented and charismatic lead singer, Freddie Mercury.

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