I like how Johnny is so emotional on every interaction with Daniel, it's like he is about to burst out both in anger and in tears. It is consistent with Johnny's story, the issues with his father/stepfather, the situation at home, etc.
if that is actually true, then Daniel was a bad teacher and Kreese was a bad teacher. Robbie turned opposite of Daniel's teachings and Hawk turned opposite of Kreese's teachings.
It’s so relevant too with Cobra Kai now. “Don’t you think your teachers wrong” Johnny eventually realized Kreese was wrong and promised to be different from him whereas Daniel just viewed them both to be the same type of teacher
@@03chapin31 In the beginning of Karate Kid 2(1986). He told his teacher/Sensai that he was sick after he broke his runner up trophy. That's when he actually realized his Sensai evil side.
The soul they lack is that they're structurally missing a theme, an "armature" (like a sculture has. With no armature, a sculpture has no real structure to it.) A base, a foundation. When done right, a movie resonates in a way that reaches us on a universal level. That's where the "soul" of a film comes from. It doesn't matter if it's corny or "dated"...That is why no matter how corny or dated Star Wars, Rocky, or Karate Kid are, they still work. And are still producing sequels, spinoffs, and whatnot. What you said is accurate and why nothing made today that comes from today's time will matter 30 years from now. Stuff today has no theme, no armature/base, no soul. (Just like our society. And art reflects the society it comes from.)
@@Ipromiseyounobodyismadit's Cobra kai , people see only 1 season of Cb now they say Daniel was the real bully . Sure Cb pointed out Daniel's flaws like how he could have ignored Ali and Johnny's argument at the beach but he butted in anyways and how he sprayed the og Cobra kais with a hose , but that didn't give them a reason to bully Daniel
The first scene truly shows how messed up emotionally Johnny was as a kid.he had no father figure in his life only a mean and cruel karate teacher who Manipulated his students into his way of thinking
Seeing Kreese not even blink when Bobby threw away his belt shows that he never really cared all that much for him and just wanted to use him as a pawn in his game of chess.
@@Karlebow571 he definitely will. I think the sad part is that If they win robby is gonna probably see the larussos move and he didn't know about the deal. He'll realize that kreese was using him and He'll go back to Daniel to apologize but Daniel and the others including louie, anoush, Amanda, Daniel's mom, Anthony, and sam are gonna turn him away. Then he'll realize that he's lost everything. All of them will realize it. It'll go like Robby: Mr larusso, I didn't know about this Daniel: get outta here robby Robby: look im sorry that. Daniel: Get out!!! Louie: leave man, you've done enough Anoush: just go man Robby: ms. Larusso *Amanda looks away and robby glares at sam, turns around and leaves*
I love that first scene here and wish it stayed in . . . Daniel starts off almost friendly over their issues, focused on the paper. He makes a great point and Johnny agrees deep down, but can't handle it emotionally. It makes his turnaround at the end where he hands him the trophy all the more understandable.
Plus the looks he gives kreese when he tells him to sweep the leg.. wish they kept Daniel calling out kreeses behaviour in. Adds to Johnny's trauma, and how he was just manipulated into behaving the way he did
Idk man. I thought he was really cheesy & cringe when he was young imo. He's much, much funnier & entertaining now as a middle aged man. That's okay though because all great people & actors like Billy Zabka, Ed O'Neil (aka Al Bundy) & Charlie Murphy absolutely suck when they're young, but kick major ass & are phenomenal in middle age.
Even though Karate Kid is a legendary movie by itself, Cobra Kai has truly made this already awesome movie even better. That first scene plays so well with what we've learned about Johnny in Cobra Kai's four seasons. Johnny's angry reaction to Daniel's questions shows Johnny's realizing Daniel's correct analysis. Johnny just couldn't handle the truth. The seeds of doubt for his sensei were already planted in this scene.
@Dan Castro yeah something about the blueberry pie incident I believe. I think Johnny was referring to the scene where (what I believe)Johnny placing a blueberry pie as soon as Daniel is about to sit.
That last part when Bobby threw his belt down, I'm a Martial Artist, that is the ULTIMATE insult any student can do to their Sensei, that is saying "What you taught me is SHIT"! that spoke volumes to me.
Its almost a continuity error that Bobby is hanging out with Johnny and his buddies shortly before Kreese brutally abuses Johnny because he was not part of that "gang" anymore since he quit the dojo and you would think that he would never want to see Kreese again and being out in the parking lot that might happen.
The funny part is, Johnny tells him that his mother has to sign the papers so Daniel can fight with the big boys, but the actor that played Daniel is older than the actor that played Johnny.
The first two deleted scenes certainly give us more of Johnnie's character. For the sake of the film, I can see why they weren't in the final cut, as they show Daniel fighting back more and trying to reason with Johnnie, but in order for the film to work, we need to see Daniel as the beaten down underdog. Also Zabka's performance is not up to par. In context to Cobra Kai, however, this is invaluable and I like how they used the lunch room clip in the recent season 4.
Johnny was NOT happy about Kreeses dishonorable actions. I think if Johnny had beaten Daniel he would still have shown good sportsmanship congratulating Daniel for a close 2nd place and the bullying problem would have been over. I also think Johnny would have quit the dojo due to the very sad circumstances that led to his closest friend quitting and being so unhappy about Kreese's dishonorable actions. I have a fantasy "alternate universe" ending where the crane kick fails in some way "maybe JOhnny blocks or dodges it or the referee declares it illegal as there was some controversy about the legality of that kick) Johnny is about to be declared the winner by the referee and Johnny silences the man before he can declare him the winner and he tells the ref about ordering Bobby to cripple Daniel and ordering him to sweep the leg which could have caused permanent damage as the leg was already broken and Johnny asks to be disqualified and the ref agrees and gives Daniel the win. And Kreese is so furious about that that he attacks Johnny immediately and not out in the parking lot and Miyagi is right there to restrain him then the security guards put him in handcuffs to await the police. Ally is so impressed with the honor and sportsmanship Johnny showed that she forgives him for all of his transgressions and runs up to him and plants a big kiss right on his lips then jumps into his arms and they end up getting married and having a family together.
daniel was an italian american kid from friggen Newark that grew up in the 70's/80's. Those kids were tough, street smart and didn't take shit from anyone. It gets him in trouble in the film, but that's the way he was brought up. Glad he was able to kick some ass in the tournament.
I always love how he was tough and ready despite being weaker and unskilled (at least early on). Yeah he lost but every time he took them on and that always stuck with me.
Realistically, he wouldn't have made it far in the tournament. Those other kids were far more experienced, and Vidal, Bobby and Johnny were ex-champions.
I agree with you. It bothers me to no end how people spun the story to make Daniel the antagonistic one. And I'm reading this thinking to myself, "Have they never met anyone from New Jersey???"
I gotta give my respect to Daniel for not cowering and letting them push him around to an extent. like he actually fights back and almost beats their ass too, pretty impressive.
That last scene shows even more how confident bobby was in his skills and having some form of compassion regardless of being Cobra Kai. He even says he can beat Daniel before Kreese tells him just to injury Daniel and get kicked out , and I'm sure that deleted scene would have made it more obvious And on top of that he's the one who kind of defends Daniel Halloween night when the others want Johnny to keep going. He's not a saint but he's not a psycho or violent without cause
Johnny and Daniel had more chemistry than any of their love interests. Edit: honestly you guys are taking my comment way too seriously, yes i’m very much aware daniel and johnny are both straight. You don’t have to have romantic chemistry, there are different types of chemistry. I am not shipping them, please stop having an aneurysm over my comment. Thanks.
I love that they used the deleted scenes in season 4. Wish there was a joke about that Johnny: The hell you talking about LaRusso I don’t remember any of that… 😂
It's interesting how Johnny goes from flippant to furious the moment Daniel even suggests that Kreese might be a less than decent guy. Shows conflict in him, that he maybe already had the idea himself but didn't want to admit it.
It's crazy how well Cobra Kai's fleshed out Johnny's character, he was such an archetypal 80s bully in this film. I suppose just like with real life, you never know what's happening behind closed curtains.
It's interesting to watch the series and then go back and watch the first movie. Things like Johnny's anger makes more sense when you know how his home life was with his stepdad being a jerk. It adds depth to the first movie for sure.
that first scene should not have been cut. It shows Daniels maturity now that he has Miyagi. And it shows how karate lessons not only help him fight but better his mind as well.
Yeah but it doesn't really work because it makes Johnny look just too dark of a person and evil just for evil's sake and I bet it was cut not because how it makes Daniel look, but because how it makes Johnny look. Missed opportunity for sure to humanise Johnny a bit more and bring his side of the story and motivations to light. That could have brought even more depth to the whole story.
Its a great scene, because you can see that Johny is starting to doubt himself and gets angry because he does not want to admit it. And the locker kick is pretty hard to execute, they should have kept it.
Yeah, all of those people saying Daniel was the bully are clearly trolling or tripping. Cobra Kai is awesome and it has made Johnny a great character, but to say that he was the victim is going too far.
@@user-is7xs1mr9y Well Johnny didn’t have the best upbringing either, and actually neither did Daniel, but Johnny had a rich daddy, so he was spoiled, and spoiled people usually act narcissistic.
I find it funny how Johnny, after the whole pranking Daniel into sitting on some food, once he gets food smeared on his shirt, he takes like 3 short, quick breaths like he is about to cry lol
@@MiguelRodriguez-dk2ds Fits in with the retcon of his stepdad being a dick now that I think about it. Daniel doing that would've made him feel bad and disrespected like how his stepdad would dismiss him. It probably triggered him.
Johnny’s taller than Daniel and whenever he’s bullying him he calls him “Runt” and “Little twerp” and “Worm” and other demeaning shortie names. But the funny and weird thing is in real life Ralph Macchio is 4 years older than William Zabka 😂 so technically Johnny is the _real_ “Little twerp”
Well you are confusing size with age. If you go by the age of the CHARACTERS as opposed to the ACTORS then Daniel is almost 2 years younger than Johnny because he had his 16th birthday just a few days before the tournament so he was barely sixteen years old when he beat Johnny but Johnny was pushing 18 and this was his last chance to defend his title for the under 18 division. Daniel was a year plus several months (not sure the exact number) younger than Johnnny. Almost 2 years is so much growth and development time for a teen that even if Daniel had been a black belt himself at the beach scene Johnny would have had the advantage (but would not have won AS easily).
@@Zurround At the higher end of the teenage years it is very possible to beat someone two years older than you, if you match them in skill. If you are higher than them in skill the chances increase alot, the main issue is in reality, the weightclass. You can be 16, 5'9 and still weigh 170 pounds, while the 18 year old is 6'0, and also 170 pounds, now while this is not probable, its very possible.
2:16 they should have kept that maybe it could have been retaken but they should have kept it the raw emotion and pain in Daniel’s screams plus Bobby’s hurt face at 2:22
They did have the scene in the movie where he says I'm sorry Daniel I'm sorry. But yeah I agree that was a nice moment when he threw the belt down and quit they could have left it.
@@patrickkavanagh7371 hell even JOHNNY looked at Kreese like he was insane when he said "sweep the leg, do you have a problem with that??!". Then the reason Kreese got so angry in the parking lot was because Johnny grabbed the trophy and handed it to Daniel after the match and said "you're all right Larusso!". I think that seriously triggered Kreese. It was really nice seeing Bobby and Tommy and Johnny back together in season 2. They were all good men now and express great remorse for their dishonorable actions of before. The part where Tommy is at the campfire and tells Johnny he still has time left in life to go be a better man really got to me emotionally. Especially since Tommy does the next morning and Rob died in real life shortly after that.
It's so weird to see the two of them alone, just talking for a moment. I know Johnny is still being his usual aggressive self, but they're just having a conversation and you don't feel intimidated by him.
That first one and the last one were two HUGE SCENES. The last one totally fit Bobby's character and struggle that I didn't get as a kid watching the first movie but DID as an adult. And the first with Daniel and Johnny actually would've given Daniel far more likeability though I get it being deleted because it was over the top with Johnny - but if they dialed it back for him, it really would've struck with the series. Can you imagine if they used that first scene as a flashback in season 1 of Cobra Kai? Every fan would've said: "I don't remember that" and debate it's authenticity because clearly, it's them when they were kids (relatively speaking).
the first scene show us that johnny was the real bully just with that reaction, in fact that Scene COMPLETELY DESTROY the stupid theory of DANIEL IS THE BULLY
@@cyrus7241 well in part he wasnt lying,johnny was a "potential criminal" besides is true, johnny was a little sadist thanks to kreese ideas,in the databook mentioned that johnny was a bully with everybody BUT he aimed to daniel as his main victim because he confronted him,think about MANY people feared johnny because he was the TOP DOG in karate on the valley,daniel didnt knew that in the beach and had the guts to fight back
even after all these years Ralph Macchio still manages to capture Daniel LaRusso's snarky and quirky attitude and William Zabka still has that devil may care attitude
@@adamswanson5178 You should start focusing on Johnny's wrongs too than mainly on Daniel's. There's plenty of evidence to prove that Johnny was the actual bully.
@@adamswanson5178 No, that isn't true. Daniel tried to approach Johnny in a peaceful manner after he saw him harassing a girl who wanted nothing to do with him before he was shoved on the ground with a radio. Nothing Daniel ever did to Johnny was as bad as what Johnny did to him.
I can see why the first two scenes were cut, they make Johnny look less intimidating, and they didn’t really add to the story. But I will say, it’s great to see more Johnny and Daniel screen time, and I always wondered where the stock photos of the first scene came from. I wish the last one was left in though.
I watched Karate Kid and was a Daniel fan when I was younger when Karate Kid came out and still am, but I love Cobra Kai and how they go into the backstory of Johnny and how he is trying to do good and how he and Daniel are trying to work together. It’s such a great show, feel it is under appreciated.
Boy, I watched this movie as a kid back in 2010 and I gotta say, I sure would have loved to see that part in the movie as a little kid. WTF why the hell was it deleted?!? This movie legit helped me stand up to whoever would fuck with me as a 4th grader.
All these scenes including the deleted ones should put to rest who the real bully was!! It wasn’t Daniel as all these modern day geniuses want you to believe!!
Amazing how much Ralph matured in the space of two years. In 1984, he could still pass for teen. By 1986, not so much. Great deleted scenes by the way. I agree, probably for the best they weren't in the movie. But they still add depth.
He was the Karate Old Fuck in III. I remember my parents telling me, "He's in his 30's!" Dude has aged amazingly well, though. He's in his 60's in Cobra Kai. Zabka is 56 now and also looks great, but he's taken a cue from Gordon Ramsay's school of face-hatchetry.
I always thought it was Johnny who started the fight, not Daniel. Because he and Ally broke up before Daniel had come to California. Ally moved on about her breakup with Johnny and she began to have a close relationship with Daniel when they first met. Johnny was being immature and has not try to move on like a real man should because he saw Ally and Daniel talking and hanging out at the beach party, he got easily jealous, he walked up to them and began to insulting Ally and broke her radio. While Daniel trying to give the radio back to Ally, Johnny had shoved Daniel to the ground just because Daniel was trying to help Ally from that bully. Daniel was just trying to defend himself after getting push a couple times by Johnny.
@@juicee1483 Sometimes a smaller person can tackle a larger stronger person (unless there is a HUGE size difference) due to momentum and the extra strength the anger and adrenaline cause if the larger person is totally taken by surprise and not in a strong stance to resist the attack but had the fight not been broken up Johnny would have regained the upper hand very fast. Often in fiction a smaller fighter manages to temporarily tackle a larger fighter when they get them by surprise but usually the larger fighter recovers quickly and then starts beating the crap out of the smaller one. If MIKE TYSON was in a totally relaxed stance and totally not expecting an attack and i rammed him with all of my weight and strength and momentum I could probably knock him down, or at least knock him backwards a few feet but I would be dead meat about 5 or 8 seconds later.
@@H.K.5 and in that tournament johnny should of won too. it was clear he was the better fighter anyways but when it was 2-2 he punched daniel in the face and got no point for it for illegal contact and daniel won with the literal same contact 💀. plus the only rules were literally “ everything above the waist is a point “. they really cheated my boy johnny
@@juicee1483 Those tournaments make no sense. Fighters are allowed to kick each other in the face and also punch each other in the face when they're on the ground but standing up, neither are allowed to punch each other in the face. Makes absolutely no sense.
Finally the deleted scene from the classic franchise is posted. I’ve been hearing a lot about this deleted scene and been searching for this for a long time
No. Because the audience in 1984 wasn’t into seeing the “other side” or the reason of things. Meaning that it wasn’t even a question of WHY Johnny and Cobra Kai were doing that to Daniel. It was just the way things were back then. In today’s world, both sides are analyzed, largely due to the Game of Thrones series, which would always show us the large gray zone as opposed to black and white.
Fun Fact: In the early scripts, the main character was originally called *Daniel “Danny” Webber* but changed the surname to *Daniel “Danny” LaRusso* to give him Italian roots because of Ralph Macchio being the final casting decision; The bullying antihero of the film was originally named *Donald "Donny" Rice,* but it was changed to *John "Johnny" Lawrence* to make him sound more like a biker and less like a dorker.
I like how Johnny is so emotional on every interaction with Daniel, it's like he is about to burst out both in anger and in tears. It is consistent with Johnny's story, the issues with his father/stepfather, the situation at home, etc.
Johnny sees himself in Daniel
His stepfather turned him into a bully. That’s why Johnny now lives in a shithole.
@@efraeimberena2532 I think that's pretty hot, ngl.
@@damienleigh9943 1. Ew.
2. That's a teenager in this movie.
3. That's a horrible take.
@@Axxidous
1. It is satire.
2. It is satire.
3. It is satire.
"There's no such thing as a bad student, only a bad teacher" - Mr. Miyagi
He’s goddamn right after seeing Bobby and kreese
@@Karlebow571 fax
@@Karlebow571 Bobby? He was a karate teacher too?
if that is actually true, then Daniel was a bad teacher and Kreese was a bad teacher. Robbie turned opposite of Daniel's teachings and Hawk turned opposite of Kreese's teachings.
Ha so all my school teachers are bad letsgo
Bobby is so underrated, he really was the first one to go against what Kreese was teaching them. He even apologized to Daniel after he broke his leg.
He seemed like he was cool when he's not in front of his friends! Other than that they all were jerks to Daniel!
I remember that scene from the book, but in the book, he casually dropped his belt at Kreese feet and slowly walks out.
@@Mrbradboy1Daniel deserved it! He didn't know how to mind his own business
@@jedsteelwell2354 You don't beat someone's ass over that! Now if he would've put his hands on Johnny or made derogatory terms first then yeh u would!
Sweep the leg. But Sensei, ill be disqualified. I said sweep it!
Weird how they deleted the only actual conversation Daniel and Johnny had.
It’s so relevant too with Cobra Kai now.
“Don’t you think your teachers wrong”
Johnny eventually realized Kreese was wrong and promised to be different from him whereas Daniel just viewed them both to be the same type of teacher
@@03chapin31 In the beginning of Karate Kid 2(1986). He told his teacher/Sensai that he was sick after he broke his runner up trophy. That's when he actually realized his Sensai evil side.
True
that’s def true they never rlly actually had a real conversation despite being rivals. they should’ve kept these in it would’ve made it better imo
Not only that but the times when Johnny actually acted like an agressive bully.
I just realized how classy Johnny used to dress and how poor Daniel was. Years later they both went the other way around. Haha!!
Jersey/Cali thing
With Ed Asner dead, it's possible that his character, Sid Weinberg, will die too and Johnny might inherit his riches.
Johnny had daddy money as a kid.
@@nequito718 that’s right and Johnny didn’t even like him for a father. He was depressed at the same time so he took it out on Daniel instead.
I don't like the direction they went with Cobra Kai. I would expect Daniel to be more of a master like Miyagi 35 years later. No fear and no anger.
Even though it’s corny I can still feel the soul of this movie. Something a lot of modern movies lack
facts i always thought these movies were mad fuckin corny
Man do you have a point. It's the same feel with the first 2 Ghostbusters movies.
The soul they lack is that they're structurally missing a theme, an "armature" (like a sculture has. With no armature, a sculpture has no real structure to it.) A base, a foundation. When done right, a movie resonates in a way that reaches us on a universal level. That's where the "soul" of a film comes from. It doesn't matter if it's corny or "dated"...That is why no matter how corny or dated Star Wars, Rocky, or Karate Kid are, they still work. And are still producing sequels, spinoffs, and whatnot. What you said is accurate and why nothing made today that comes from today's time will matter 30 years from now. Stuff today has no theme, no armature/base, no soul. (Just like our society. And art reflects the society it comes from.)
Cobra Kai ended up doing well while the Star Wars trilogy got fucked up
@@Viral-Hit-v5q hehehehahaha
I’m so mad they cut the scene of Bobby throwing his belt down at Kreese, that was a quality scene
Makes sense why he became a priest
@@tannerplummer1996 "pastor!" bobby would say right now 🤣
@@sevenkingdomsbard and as Johnny would say, “So your wang can still get tang. Nice!” 🤣
Now it makes sense why we didn't see Bobby in the beginning of Karate Kid 2
@@deepnthought. he actually was at the beginning. He just didn’t say anything
I like how Daniel tries to just have a civil conversation with Johnny then even tries reasoning with him. Shows his maturity
This actually goes against Daniel’s nature. He is usually the hot head.
@@haarisabbasi Not really. It's also in Daniel's nature to try and handle things non physically
@@haarisabbasi He was never a hothead.
@@haarisabbasiwhat karate kid did u watch 😂?
@@Ipromiseyounobodyismadit's Cobra kai , people see only 1 season of Cb now they say Daniel was the real bully . Sure Cb pointed out Daniel's flaws like how he could have ignored Ali and Johnny's argument at the beach but he butted in anyways and how he sprayed the og Cobra kais with a hose , but that didn't give them a reason to bully Daniel
The first scene truly shows how messed up emotionally Johnny was as a kid.he had no father figure in his life only a mean and cruel karate teacher who
Manipulated his students into his way of thinking
I'm kinda glad they took this scene out, it makes him look too messed up and kinda ruins the "maybe Daniel was the bad guy" twist.
@@seph13x xd aceptenlo fan boys de johnny, daniel no era malo solo se defendía
And that stepdad wasn't a role model either in Kobra Kai. RIP Ed Asner who played the role.
@@seph13x but hides the truth on who the real bully is. sounds like you're defending the dyed blonde thug.
@@seph13x you really thought daniel was a bad guy when the gang of thugs roamed the school? really?
Seeing Kreese not even blink when Bobby threw away his belt shows that he never really cared all that much for him and just wanted to use him as a pawn in his game of chess.
3:04 that’s only because, he quits on the dojo, after Bobby regret of Daniel’s leg 🦵🏻 injury from Johnny Lawrence.
kreese never cared of anybody in his dojo, he only see his students as weapons thats all
@@guzmanfel do you think he’s gonna do same thing to Tory, kyler, Robby and other students?
@@Karlebow571 He probably might, and I think Terry will do far worse to them if they lose.
@@Karlebow571 he definitely will. I think the sad part is that If they win robby is gonna probably see the larussos move and he didn't know about the deal. He'll realize that kreese was using him and He'll go back to Daniel to apologize but Daniel and the others including louie, anoush, Amanda, Daniel's mom, Anthony, and sam are gonna turn him away. Then he'll realize that he's lost everything. All of them will realize it. It'll go like
Robby: Mr larusso, I didn't know about this
Daniel: get outta here robby
Robby: look im sorry that.
Daniel: Get out!!!
Louie: leave man, you've done enough
Anoush: just go man
Robby: ms. Larusso
*Amanda looks away and robby glares at sam, turns around and leaves*
I love that first scene here and wish it stayed in . . . Daniel starts off almost friendly over their issues, focused on the paper. He makes a great point and Johnny agrees deep down, but can't handle it emotionally. It makes his turnaround at the end where he hands him the trophy all the more understandable.
Plus the looks he gives kreese when he tells him to sweep the leg.. wish they kept Daniel calling out kreeses behaviour in. Adds to Johnny's trauma, and how he was just manipulated into behaving the way he did
Johnny was a comedy king, even in 1984 😂 I'm so thankful we got Cobra Kai for him to really shine lol.
He is solidly hilarious! And can bring in real drama. A fabulous actor, reflecting
William Zabka as a really cool guy.
Did ya see William Zabka in a brief cameo in European Vacation?
@@castrodan4983 Holy shit! I didn't realise it was the same guy!
QUIET!
Idk man. I thought he was really cheesy & cringe when he was young imo. He's much, much funnier & entertaining now as a middle aged man. That's okay though because all great people & actors like Billy Zabka, Ed O'Neil (aka Al Bundy) & Charlie Murphy absolutely suck when they're young, but kick major ass & are phenomenal in middle age.
Ironically, you can tell from the chemistry here that a friendship was brewing. You can just sense it.
Espacially from the first scene
Thats just bullshit, don't come here saying just because of cobra kai man
@@Lucas-bv1ps fax
Ain’t no sensing. It’s cobra Kai. Before it people hate Johnny
Nah thats a load of shite
Even though Karate Kid is a legendary movie by itself, Cobra Kai has truly made this already awesome movie even better. That first scene plays so well with what we've learned about Johnny in Cobra Kai's four seasons. Johnny's angry reaction to Daniel's questions shows Johnny's realizing Daniel's correct analysis. Johnny just couldn't handle the truth. The seeds of doubt for his sensei were already planted in this scene.
YES. This. Spot on analysis!
And Daniels son is now a bully
Ikr I’ve been watching so much Kobra Kai it’s unhealthy😳😭💀
YES YES YES !
Fake fan
0:04 this is the most they ever talked without killing each other
These scenes can be used as Flashbacks in Cobra Kai, and Johnny will say "Huh, I don't remember that!"
I hear ya but he briefly talks about it in season 2 when he, Carmen, Daniel and Amanda are having dinner
Very good i like it
@Dan Castro yeah something about the blueberry pie incident I believe. I think Johnny was referring to the scene where (what I believe)Johnny placing a blueberry pie as soon as Daniel is about to sit.
They included the pie scene in the 4th season
The second one is used in season 4
That last part when Bobby threw his belt down, I'm a Martial Artist, that is the ULTIMATE insult any student can do to their Sensei, that is saying "What you taught me is SHIT"! that spoke volumes to me.
Could you blame Bobby though? It may be the ultimate insult, but Kreese didn't give a damn about the tournament.
Its almost a continuity error that Bobby is hanging out with Johnny and his buddies shortly before Kreese brutally abuses Johnny because he was not part of that "gang" anymore since he quit the dojo and you would think that he would never want to see Kreese again and being out in the parking lot that might happen.
@@Zurround I think he was just being supportive of Johnny.
@@62202ify In the official novel they ALL dropped their belts on the badly injured Kreese after he tried to beat up Miyagi.
@@Zurround They should've showed that in part 2. Yeah Krease got aggravated assualt, destruction of property, attempted murder, great resume builders.
The funny part is, Johnny tells him that his mother has to sign the papers so Daniel can fight with the big boys, but the actor that played Daniel is older than the actor that played Johnny.
Daniel was even older than Terry Silver.
@@Frankybroadcast no fucking way!! For real? 😭
@@Isa-hb8bv
Ralph Macchio: 4 Nov 1961
Thomas Ian Griffith: 18 Mar 1962
William Zabka: 10 Oct 1965
Damn.
@@thisisaname3099 and even to this day, Daniel still looks the youngest out of all of them wtf lol.
@@Frankybroadcast No way!! I never knew that!
The first two deleted scenes certainly give us more of Johnnie's character. For the sake of the film, I can see why they weren't in the final cut, as they show Daniel fighting back more and trying to reason with Johnnie, but in order for the film to work, we need to see Daniel as the beaten down underdog. Also Zabka's performance is not up to par. In context to Cobra Kai, however, this is invaluable and I like how they used the lunch room clip in the recent season 4.
"Also Zabka's performance is not up to par" what do you mean?
@@Guamparrapo83 It's a bit exaggerated and phony. Think Terry Silver. Just my thoughts.
Yeah I agree, his acting in these deleted scenes aren’t as good as his performance in the film.
@@EvilDick1995 or as good as in cobra kai
@@Pazuzu82 oh his acting in Cobra Kai is on a whole other level than in The Karate Kid.
The scene of Bobby quitting would have been a nice tie-in to Johnny beginning to see the light, too.
Johnny was NOT happy about Kreeses dishonorable actions. I think if Johnny had beaten Daniel he would still have shown good sportsmanship congratulating Daniel for a close 2nd place and the bullying problem would have been over. I also think Johnny would have quit the dojo due to the very sad circumstances that led to his closest friend quitting and being so unhappy about Kreese's dishonorable actions.
I have a fantasy "alternate universe" ending where the crane kick fails in some way "maybe JOhnny blocks or dodges it or the referee declares it illegal as there was some controversy about the legality of that kick)
Johnny is about to be declared the winner by the referee and Johnny silences the man before he can declare him the winner and he tells the ref about ordering Bobby to cripple Daniel and ordering him to sweep the leg which could have caused permanent damage as the leg was already broken and Johnny asks to be disqualified and the ref agrees and gives Daniel the win.
And Kreese is so furious about that that he attacks Johnny immediately and not out in the parking lot and Miyagi is right there to restrain him then the security guards put him in handcuffs to await the police. Ally is so impressed with the honor and sportsmanship Johnny showed that she forgives him for all of his transgressions and runs up to him and plants a big kiss right on his lips then jumps into his arms and they end up getting married and having a family together.
I´m totally agree, but still Jhonny wouldn't have quit anyway because of the resentment he had with Daniel over Ali.
And now perhaps it's Kreese's turn to see the light, as "friend" Terry Silver betrays him
daniel was an italian american kid from friggen Newark that grew up in the 70's/80's. Those kids were tough, street smart and didn't take shit from anyone. It gets him in trouble in the film, but that's the way he was brought up. Glad he was able to kick some ass in the tournament.
I always love how he was tough and ready despite being weaker and unskilled (at least early on). Yeah he lost but every time he took them on and that always stuck with me.
Why does this seem cringe
@@onsightiskanyesbestsong4150 bro what 😭😭
Realistically, he wouldn't have made it far in the tournament. Those other kids were far more experienced, and Vidal, Bobby and Johnny were ex-champions.
I agree with you. It bothers me to no end how people spun the story to make Daniel the antagonistic one. And I'm reading this thinking to myself, "Have they never met anyone from New Jersey???"
Bobby throwing his belt away… that’s exactly what I hope Robby does at the end of season 4.
Easter egg
Possible Spoiler alert
@@Levan038 I’m just completely guessing, dude 🤣
@@BurningBushProductions I know I'm just kidding. But it would be a good reference
@@Levan038 True dat 🤙🏻
I gotta give my respect to Daniel for not cowering and letting them push him around to an extent. like he actually fights back and almost beats their ass too, pretty impressive.
honestly they are both very good actors, they always had a lot of talent since they were kids
The actor of Daniel was already 20, he just looked really younger
@@_electric_blades_ 22 at the time actually.
And Zabka 19
That last scene shows even more how confident bobby was in his skills and having some form of compassion regardless of being Cobra Kai. He even says he can beat Daniel before Kreese tells him just to injury Daniel and get kicked out , and I'm sure that deleted scene would have made it more obvious
And on top of that he's the one who kind of defends Daniel Halloween night when the others want Johnny to keep going. He's not a saint but he's not a psycho or violent without cause
@DON'T CLICK THIS VIDEO shut up
Bobby was the only nice guy in the old Cobra Kai "gang". Johnny, Dutch and Tommy were jerks.
@@eduardobsn83 Agreed. Jimmy the other Cobra Kai was quiet
@@eduardobsn83 Bobby was a jerk too he just the least jerk out of them all.
Yeah.he seemed to operate on a more compassionate level
Johnny and Daniel had more chemistry than any of their love interests.
Edit: honestly you guys are taking my comment way too seriously, yes i’m very much aware daniel and johnny are both straight. You don’t have to have romantic chemistry, there are different types of chemistry. I am not shipping them, please stop having an aneurysm over my comment. Thanks.
They truly are platonic soul mates even as rivals 😂 This is just great casting.
I thought that too. After that first scene I started shipping them. 😍😍
The first scene has many tension 😩
Johnny definitely has a thing ❤ for Daniel ...wants some of that brown sugar.
@donut lover Why is it a 'big no'? Their relationship would be extremely boring if they had zero chemistry.
I love that they used the deleted scenes in season 4. Wish there was a joke about that
Johnny: The hell you talking about LaRusso I don’t remember any of that… 😂
Im pretty sure bobby mentions being the first leaving the Dojo in the reunion. But its only mentioned, no flashback.
And Daniel and Johnny both mentioned blueberry pie on shirt happen during double date
Daniel: The hell you don't.
@@CJM94 me to my childhood bullies and abusive parents
I read it just in Johnny's voice too! Hilarious
0:43 The way Daniel is looking at Johnny literally the way I look at my crush 💀
You're a masochist?
*how romantic*
@@whatareyoulookingat908what??? 💀
Ayo wtf is this comment?
0:36 "maybe cause i liked ya"
Pft-
It's interesting how Johnny goes from flippant to furious the moment Daniel even suggests that Kreese might be a less than decent guy. Shows conflict in him, that he maybe already had the idea himself but didn't want to admit it.
Kreese turned bad the moment he heard his girlfriend died from Captain Turner. Betsy was the only person who saw the humble side of Kreese
2:58 Now I understand why Bobby was not seen again during the final fight
And he’s back in the beginning scene of part 2
@@johnsantiago4810 yeah? I no remember
However, I believe he was in the parking lot after the tournament when Kreese was attacking Johnny.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
@@markbrowning4334 yes he was
Guy was the best one in Final Fight.
2:18 he actually sounded like he was in pain🥲
Who's here after seeing the flashbacks in season 4 and being confused because you didn't remember them from the original movies?😂
Yep they showed the scene where Daniel smears the plate on Johnnys shirt. That wasn’t shown in the original movie.
Very clever to use deleted scenes and I'd never seen them before until now.
Meeeeeeeeeeee LOO
@@SatelliteDownTX where do they show it?? I guess I missed it
@@angelazolezzi same
Johnny's voice is so high omg😂😭
Its not that high
I noticed, his voice got deeper in age and Macchio got higher in age
@@joeyv8197 omg yes macchio did get higher
Sounds like he has a Boston or New York accent.
Daniel's is even higher
Ah, the 80s. When bullies used words like "runt" and "worm".
It's crazy how well Cobra Kai's fleshed out Johnny's character, he was such an archetypal 80s bully in this film. I suppose just like with real life, you never know what's happening behind closed curtains.
It's interesting to watch the series and then go back and watch the first movie. Things like Johnny's anger makes more sense when you know how his home life was with his stepdad being a jerk. It adds depth to the first movie for sure.
that first scene should not have been cut. It shows Daniels maturity now that he has Miyagi. And it shows how karate lessons not only help him fight but better his mind as well.
Yeah but it doesn't really work because it makes Johnny look just too dark of a person and evil just for evil's sake and I bet it was cut not because how it makes Daniel look, but because how it makes Johnny look. Missed opportunity for sure to humanise Johnny a bit more and bring his side of the story and motivations to light. That could have brought even more depth to the whole story.
Its a great scene, because you can see that Johny is starting to doubt himself and gets angry because he does not want to admit it. And the locker kick is pretty hard to execute, they should have kept it.
Yea but it changes the tone from high school bully, to total psychopath. It's too much and I can see why they took it out. Great kick though!
@@Biscuits645 agreed. Wondrous kick. All good deletions.
All the deletions were good for one reason or another.
I love how in that first scene Johnny is just pissed for no reason at all until Daniel tells him that his "teacher might be wrong"
Daniel wasn’t a bully, he just stood up for himself
Yeah, all of those people saying Daniel was the bully are clearly trolling or tripping. Cobra Kai is awesome and it has made Johnny a great character, but to say that he was the victim is going too far.
I know and that just ticks me off
He was a sneaky real bully lol
Nobody who has actually seen the films believes that Daniel was a bully.
@@user-is7xs1mr9y Well Johnny didn’t have the best upbringing either, and actually neither did Daniel, but Johnny had a rich daddy, so he was spoiled, and spoiled people usually act narcissistic.
I find it funny how Johnny, after the whole pranking Daniel into sitting on some food, once he gets food smeared on his shirt, he takes like 3 short, quick breaths like he is about to cry lol
LMAOO
Johnny's step father was a bully too. That's likely why he was one besides Kreese telling Johnny and his buddies what to do
@@castrodan4983 Why was Johnny about to cry over some blueberry pie when he could just go and clean himself?.
The way he slowly reacts, seconds after Daniel *very slowly* smeared the pie on him. Perfect comedic timing
@@MiguelRodriguez-dk2ds Fits in with the retcon of his stepdad being a dick now that I think about it. Daniel doing that would've made him feel bad and disrespected like how his stepdad would dismiss him. It probably triggered him.
Daniel: **being carried away crying with a broken leg**
Crowd: 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
They were clapping because he was taking it like a man
they do that to show respect
My wife never played sports kid and asked me why they do that when a kid gets hurt. I told her it’s to show support for the kid.
That first scene is really familiar. I wonder if it was on any VHS or TV releases.
The movie needs a special edition with these scenes put back in. Especially since the pie in the chair is officially canon now.
🎉❤😊y7u7666
0:10 "so you can be in the tournament with the big boys"😂😂
This is a hidden gem, thank you so much for uploading it ♡
Yo 😳😳
1:37
@@saulgoodman1827 Yoooo 😳
Can’t tell if the first scene was left out because of the homoerotic tension or zabkas acting 😂
Well Top Gun came out around the same time so…
He wants to top Daniel
"Maybe cause i liked you"
1:38 bro looked like he was on the verge of tears 😭☠️
Look at 0:33 this man was about to cry lmao 💀!
@@nathansaintus9927 When he gets a bit mad, he looks like he’s gonna cry ☠️
The Bobby scene should have been shown in the original 100%
All was in the original movie at theaters. It was removed afterwards for some reason.
@@haolejohn probably TV broadcasting space.
Finally they release these scenes after all these years
Since when did they release this?
@@Karlebow571 in the new Blu Ray anniversary pack coming in two weeks
@@TNHFPRODUCTIONS987 I am so going to get it
Anyone else read the novel released back in the 80's with the still shots of these scenes?
@@BPD1586 I did. Good book and better than the film. Now that we finally see these deleted scenes this makes the movie even better.
That scene with the pie was funny. Johnny's reaction was priceless!
Agreed, and listen to tommy laugh in the background
The fact that daniel took him down rather easily proves that even in a strictly karate movie wrestling prevails...😁
Ground game is effective. Just not cool and gentleman like :)
One on one definitely.
Three on one...
Not so much. 😉
@Okiwaga97 🤣🤣🤣
@@BarrySlisk Too bad it’s not very effective against more than one person :)
@Okiwaga97 Judo?
Daniel was so small and innocent, Johnny is still the same 😂😂😂 but he’s more caring in Cobra Kai since he started working with the kids ❤️
Sad to think that Johnny always had that desire to love and nurture in him, Kreese just locked it away.
He's more caring since he hit rock bottom and had to reevaluate his life.
It's crazy to think Ralph Maccio is four years older than William Zabka in real life.
Johnny’s taller than Daniel and whenever he’s bullying him he calls him “Runt” and “Little twerp” and “Worm” and other demeaning shortie names. But the funny and weird thing is in real life Ralph Macchio is 4 years older than William Zabka 😂 so technically Johnny is the _real_ “Little twerp”
Well you are confusing size with age. If you go by the age of the CHARACTERS as opposed to the ACTORS then Daniel is almost 2 years younger than Johnny because he had his 16th birthday just a few days before the tournament so he was barely sixteen years old when he beat Johnny but Johnny was pushing 18 and this was his last chance to defend his title for the under 18 division. Daniel was a year plus several months (not sure the exact number) younger than Johnnny. Almost 2 years is so much growth and development time for a teen that even if Daniel had been a black belt himself at the beach scene Johnny would have had the advantage (but would not have won AS easily).
@@Zurround he’d prolly respect Danny more though
@@DrOrr You mean he would respect Daniel more if Daniel was older than him?
@@Zurround
Well thanks for that long explanation 😂 but I’m aware of all that, it’s just still funny tho lmao
@@Zurround At the higher end of the teenage years it is very possible to beat someone two years older than you, if you match them in skill. If you are higher than them in skill the chances increase alot, the main issue is in reality, the weightclass. You can be 16, 5'9 and still weigh 170 pounds, while the 18 year old is 6'0, and also 170 pounds, now while this is not probable, its very possible.
"Maybe cause I liked you, ever think of that?" Exactly what did you mean by that..Johnny?
EXACTLYYYYYYY
2:16 they should have kept that maybe it could have been retaken but they should have kept it the raw emotion and pain in Daniel’s screams plus Bobby’s hurt face at 2:22
Too disturbing
@@cyrus7241I’d say this is pretty mild they have had worser distressing scenes throughout the movies.
They did have the scene in the movie where he says I'm sorry Daniel I'm sorry. But yeah I agree that was a nice moment when he threw the belt down and quit they could have left it.
@@patrickkavanagh7371 that is true that was a very good scene
@@patrickkavanagh7371 hell even JOHNNY looked at Kreese like he was insane when he said "sweep the leg, do you have a problem with that??!". Then the reason Kreese got so angry in the parking lot was because Johnny grabbed the trophy and handed it to Daniel after the match and said "you're all right Larusso!". I think that seriously triggered Kreese. It was really nice seeing Bobby and Tommy and Johnny back together in season 2. They were all good men now and express great remorse for their dishonorable actions of before. The part where Tommy is at the campfire and tells Johnny he still has time left in life to go be a better man really got to me emotionally. Especially since Tommy does the next morning and Rob died in real life shortly after that.
It's so weird to see the two of them alone, just talking for a moment. I know Johnny is still being his usual aggressive self, but they're just having a conversation and you don't feel intimidated by him.
That first one and the last one were two HUGE SCENES. The last one totally fit Bobby's character and struggle that I didn't get as a kid watching the first movie but DID as an adult. And the first with Daniel and Johnny actually would've given Daniel far more likeability though I get it being deleted because it was over the top with Johnny - but if they dialed it back for him, it really would've struck with the series. Can you imagine if they used that first scene as a flashback in season 1 of Cobra Kai? Every fan would've said: "I don't remember that" and debate it's authenticity because clearly, it's them when they were kids (relatively speaking).
I be forgetting tht nigga was like 21 in the first movie😂😂😂
Ralph macchio is literally so gorgeous in this movie (he's gorgeous in literally every movie)
1:24 that laugh caught me off guard 😂😂😂
RIP Tommy that laugh was fucking gold 😂😂😂
Like woah hey who invited the Joker
"só deus sabe como tá a cabeça do paiaço"
“Dont even think of it worm”
Daniel: *has clearly already thought of it*
Love how Bobby threw his belt….shows how much he hate cobra Kai after what he’s forced to do
johnnys voice is so high LMAO
It was likely cracking.Billy's voice is a bit deeper when he briefly cameos as Jack the boyfriend of Audrey Grizwold in European Vacation
Johnny kicking the locker was actually so funny
Great acting by Ralph, he showed real fear when he was slammed against the wall.
Yes, it seemed that what Johnny's actor did was unexpected and he got a fright.
the first scene show us that johnny was the real bully just with that reaction, in fact that Scene COMPLETELY DESTROY the stupid theory of DANIEL IS THE BULLY
He was trying not to say “because you stole my girl” instead he said he enjoyed beating him
@@cyrus7241 well in part he wasnt lying,johnny was a "potential criminal" besides is true, johnny was a little sadist thanks to kreese ideas,in the databook mentioned that johnny was a bully with everybody BUT he aimed to daniel as his main victim because he confronted him,think about MANY people feared johnny because he was the TOP DOG in karate on the valley,daniel didnt knew that in the beach and had the guts to fight back
@@guzmanfel he still does after getting beat too. Danny is a beast.
@@DrOrr lets be honest daniel never punked out
Who started all of this though? Daniel.
Poor Ali ... y’all see how that guy just grabbed her and put her on the side like that
Dutch is crazy 🤣🤣🤣
1:33 Props to Daniel for never taking it lying down.
cool to see some older interactions between Daniel and Johnny, especially after watching Cobra Kai series
even after all these years Ralph Macchio still manages to capture Daniel LaRusso's snarky and quirky attitude and William Zabka still has that devil may care attitude
He had a bit of it in National Lampoon's European Vacation when he was Audrey's boyfriend Jack. No wonder why poor Audrey cried "God I miss Jack."
And people said that Daniel Larusso was the real bully. Dont make me laugh
Why the hell would anyone say that? They must be joking.
@@jasonbourne4784 because Danny was the one who started every on screen conflict
@@adamswanson5178 Kkk tua bunda
@@adamswanson5178 You should start focusing on Johnny's wrongs too than mainly on Daniel's. There's plenty of evidence to prove that Johnny was the actual bully.
@@adamswanson5178 No, that isn't true. Daniel tried to approach Johnny in a peaceful manner after he saw him harassing a girl who wanted nothing to do with him before he was shoved on the ground with a radio. Nothing Daniel ever did to Johnny was as bad as what Johnny did to him.
I can see why the first two scenes were cut, they make Johnny look less intimidating, and they didn’t really add to the story. But I will say, it’s great to see more Johnny and Daniel screen time, and I always wondered where the stock photos of the first scene came from. I wish the last one was left in though.
The final cut was already about 2 hours and 10 minutes.
The fact that Johnny said maybe cause I actually liked you 💀
man i just love ralph’s/daniel’s voice
Tommy's laugh kills me 😂
I watched Karate Kid and was a Daniel fan when I was younger when Karate Kid came out and still am, but I love Cobra Kai and how they go into the backstory of Johnny and how he is trying to do good and how he and Daniel are trying to work together. It’s such a great show, feel it is under appreciated.
I am turning 48 next month and I take alot of shit for liking those movies and Cobra Kai
@@castrodan4983 hey if it helps I won’t blame you for liking Karate Kid & Cobra Kai.
1:24 Tommy’s laugh. 😂😂😂
that and his laugh during the tournament match,
he laughed like he was on crack 😂😂😂😂
@@blazinjaden
There’s a chance Silver could’ve smuggled some cocaine to Tommy 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He was like a hyena
Yeah that was after Mr.Miyagi gave Tommy brain damage. Lmao
I always found the scenes where Johnny attacked Daniel so kinky, it's like he couldn't keep his hands off him.
I think there should be more of Bobby in the show, showing how he changed for the better after the tournament
His character parallels his real life.
Boy, I watched this movie as a kid back in 2010 and I gotta say, I sure would have loved to see that part in the movie as a little kid. WTF why the hell was it deleted?!? This movie legit helped me stand up to whoever would fuck with me as a 4th grader.
Johnny has anger issues.
All these scenes including the deleted ones should put to rest who the real bully was!! It wasn’t Daniel as all these modern day geniuses want you to believe!!
That's satire. Although some people seriously belive daniel was the real bully
Oh the TENSION in that first scene. Delicious.
1:12 THIS WAS IN CBRA KAI SEASON 4
0:55 Johnny Lawrence hates disorder and closes the locker for everyone's safety. What a model student.
Amazing how much Ralph matured in the space of two years. In 1984, he could still pass for teen. By 1986, not so much. Great deleted scenes by the way. I agree, probably for the best they weren't in the movie. But they still add depth.
Unfortunately Ralph looked like someone in their early 20’s and no longer a Teen when he was filming the KK 3 in 1988.
He was the Karate Old Fuck in III. I remember my parents telling me, "He's in his 30's!" Dude has aged amazingly well, though. He's in his 60's in Cobra Kai. Zabka is 56 now and also looks great, but he's taken a cue from Gordon Ramsay's school of face-hatchetry.
Johnny kicking the locker is just perfect omg I just love it now no one reacted cos it's just Johnny being himself🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Did they ever film the scene of Dutch being disqualified?
I would've liked to see that.
I'd love to see this omg
Dutch wasn't disqualified. He lost the fight.
Dutch was eliminated.
@@fabiovieira8442 in a deleted scene he got disqualified and not just eliminated
@@biscuitboy6250 how did he got disqualified?
I’ve wanted to see that pie scene for years! But I didn’t think they ever released it!
Same here. Finally!
0:35 Zabka's academy award winning performance lol
I always thought it was Johnny who started the fight, not Daniel. Because he and Ally broke up before Daniel had come to California. Ally moved on about her breakup with Johnny and she began to have a close relationship with Daniel when they first met. Johnny was being immature and has not try to move on like a real man should because he saw Ally and Daniel talking and hanging out at the beach party, he got easily jealous, he walked up to them and began to insulting Ally and broke her radio. While Daniel trying to give the radio back to Ally, Johnny had shoved Daniel to the ground just because Daniel was trying to help Ally from that bully. Daniel was just trying to defend himself after getting push a couple times by Johnny.
1:47 Take a moment and really look at this frame for a moment. This is how teenagers used to look like.
I've seen this movie a billion times and I can't imagine it any other way. It would be interesting to see a cut with these scenes in it.
I lol'd at the acting of Zabka in the beginning of the clip 😁😁
1:33 Damn Daniel has that look in his eye, smears the pie, then tackles first. 100% woulda beat up johnny if nobody was around
johnny would of killed him if no one was around 💀
@@juicee1483 Sometimes a smaller person can tackle a larger stronger person (unless there is a HUGE size difference) due to momentum and the extra strength the anger and adrenaline cause if the larger person is totally taken by surprise and not in a strong stance to resist the attack but had the fight not been broken up Johnny would have regained the upper hand very fast.
Often in fiction a smaller fighter manages to temporarily tackle a larger fighter when they get them by surprise but usually the larger fighter recovers quickly and then starts beating the crap out of the smaller one.
If MIKE TYSON was in a totally relaxed stance and totally not expecting an attack and i rammed him with all of my weight and strength and momentum I could probably knock him down, or at least knock him backwards a few feet but I would be dead meat about 5 or 8 seconds later.
Nah Johnny would've killed him. Daniel could only beat him in a tournament, he wouldn't have stood a chance in a street fight.
@@H.K.5 and in that tournament johnny should of won too. it was clear he was the better fighter anyways but when it was 2-2 he punched daniel in the face and got no point for it for illegal contact and daniel won with the literal same contact 💀. plus the only rules were literally “ everything above the waist is a point “. they really cheated my boy johnny
@@juicee1483 Those tournaments make no sense. Fighters are allowed to kick each other in the face and also punch each other in the face when they're on the ground but standing up, neither are allowed to punch each other in the face. Makes absolutely no sense.
Finally the deleted scene from the classic franchise is posted. I’ve been hearing a lot about this deleted scene and been searching for this for a long time
I've only seen these from reading the Cobra kai comic book, these are hidden gems!
“Maybe cause I like to” Damn. He was basically psychotic back then
1:24 Tommy's laugh 😆😆😆
I love this movie and these deleted scenes should of been kept they're great!!
No. Because the audience in 1984 wasn’t into seeing the “other side” or the reason of things. Meaning that it wasn’t even a question of WHY Johnny and Cobra Kai were doing that to Daniel. It was just the way things were back then.
In today’s world, both sides are analyzed, largely due to the Game of Thrones series, which would always show us the large gray zone as opposed to black and white.
Fun Fact:
In the early scripts, the main character was originally called *Daniel “Danny” Webber* but changed the surname to *Daniel “Danny” LaRusso* to give him Italian roots because of Ralph Macchio being the final casting decision;
The bullying antihero of the film was originally named *Donald "Donny" Rice,* but it was changed to *John "Johnny" Lawrence* to make him sound more like a biker and less like a dorker.