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You haven't seen Ralph Macchio act in anything? Then by god - My Cousin Vinny - now, now, now!
you need to kind of re watch that community episode, you seem to have kind of missed the whole point.
Do 2 and 3 then Cobra Kai you have to do it. It's a whole universe you can also watch the Jackie Chan Karate Kid and the other Karate Kid versions
Next time The Karate Kid Part II
haha I'm almost at end and I hope you do look up the ages of Johnny vs Ralph macchio as Ralph is actually 4 yrs older lol. He always had that baby face and is now 62. Enjoy the next K KID as you will enjoy learning more of MR Miyagi past and it has another good story but a new girl for Daniel
RIP Noriyuki Pat Morita, the “Yoda” of this classic series.
Dammit I was gonna say the same thing, Miyagi is the human version of Yoda
@@matt_afact fr without a lightsaber
Died on November 24 2005.
Dude was a great actor.
Hilarious comedian too
The serie Cobra Kai is also 100% worth watching.
It's really one of those 80's wholesome movies that has endles rewatchability.
One of the better facets of the tv series is that you get a different perspective on Johnny and Daniel. A lot of the actors from the movies show up now and again as well.
@@Caseytifyyou also get a nice backstory for kreese as well which makes him a bit more three dimensional
Jub, Johnny is just another victim here. KK2 makes this pretty clear within the first few minutes. It's great that CK finally did right by the character years later.
Not to mention it completely redeems Karate Kid 3.
2nd Cobra Kai. Fair warning though.. you will probably come out of it liking Johnny way more than Daniel. I know I did.
Prior to this movie, Pat Morita was a stand up comic and comedic actor. This was his first serious role, and it earned him an Oscar nomination.
I wouldn't say his first serious role. He was in the 1976 version of "Midway" on the Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi.
I still remember Pat Morita from Happy Days as Arnold. That is how I know him best other than The Karate Kid. Though he has been in a ton of TV Series and TV Movies.
Ditto.
I could hardly blame Daniel for being angry. It’s loss of control. He didn’t want to move cross country, didn’t want to lose his old friends, he was humiliated and ditched by the kids who brought him to the party, and found himself in the middle of the toxic aftermath of Johnny and Alli’s relationship.
Oh and until meeting Mr. Miyagi, he had no father figure.
He walked into a minefield.
Mr. Miyagi showing Daniel what the chores were for is one of the greatest movie scenes out of the eighties
Right, we were all thinking "how the hell is this supposed to help him?... Ohh!
He really needed a man in his life... and Miyagi had been needing a new purpose for his life as a retiree who hadn't done much as far as leaving a legacy behind after him. Such a great story for a family movie. This film is golden
I can't believe reactors don't show us the moment when Mr miyagi makes Daniel understand what wax on wax off and all the other motions are about. Maybe a few do but it should be everybody
Ralph Macchio (Daniel) is actually 4 years older than William Zabka (Johnny) and 2 years older than Elisabeth Shue (Ali). Which is crazy to think about because he does look a lot younger. Johnny's line at the end "You're all right Larusso, good match" is worth remembering.
Yeah, all three were born in October-November, and filming began on October 31, 1983. So Macchio would actually have celebrated his real-life 22nd birthday on set, while Shue and Zabka would've turned 20 and 18 just a few days/weeks before filming.
I'm fairly sure the producers of the film regretted having Johnny turn good at the end and congratulating Daniel when it came to doing the sequels. Similarly to having Marty and Doc having Jennifer in the time machine at the end of Back to the Future. Elizabeth Shue involved in both situations!
@@robfinlay8058 especially given what goes on in cobra kai
@Dash277 Not only that, Ralph Macchio (Daniel) is older than Thomas Ian Griffith (Terry Silver).
@@robfinlay8058 Having seen Cobra Kai, I'd have to disagree. And I can't get into why without delving into spoiler ville.
"I was hoping his kid was somewhere out there"
Daniel's right there. Miyagi got to be an amazing dad.
Knew this would be a fabulous reaction as soon as Mary Cherry thought 23 yr old Macchio was about 14. 🤣🤣
A perfect reaction!
FUN FACT: Elizabeth Shue is basically a legend not only in cinema, but life. When she was a teen, she was part of a revolution she spearheaded in her childhood town where she broke a glass ceiling to allow girls to play soccer and won. So, it's quite a wink-wink inside joke of the filmmakers to have the scenes where Danny is teaching Alli (with an 'i') when Shue already had soccer skills. She along with Ralph's soccer coach on the movie worked with him for mastering the soccer/ Hackesack move of kicking the ball to himrself. Pretty cool. Elizabeth Shue is an icon.
Her brother was a player of significance as well.
And now some guy can just say he identifies as a girl and take that opportunity away.
@@jonathanhill4366but not as memorable as Elizabeth
“Hackesack” “kicking the ball to himself.” 🤦🏻♂️. They’re called KICKUPS! Football is a British sport! Therefore what we name it is what it is called! You Americans really struggle with the idea that everything doesn’t revolve around you huh? “Hackesack.” Ffs 🤦🏻♂️
At the beginning Mr Miyagi was correcting Daniel on how to pronounce his name and at the end Daniel was the one correcting others. Shows you the amount of respect he gained for his teacher/friend through their time together
Also, you'd think that a Karate Tournament Announcer would have more practice at pronouncing Japanese names.
@@matthewkreps3352 Dude's living in Cali. He don't know nothing about nothing outside of Cali anyway.
Seeing the original movie again really makes me appreciate what they did with the "Cobra Kai" series, and William Zabka's performance especially.
The funniest thing about Mary's comments on how young Daniel looks is that he was 22 or 23 when they filmed this, and Elisabeth Shue was 20 or 21, and William Zabka (Johnny) was 18 or 19.
This movie is such a banger.I actually saw the remake before this one, and while I have a soft spot for it, the original is infinitly better. Daniel and Mr. Miyagi are such great characters, I love Daniel's character growth, and Miyagi's training sessions are simply iconic. "Wax on, wax off!" will forever be one of the greatest lines in any film.
Yeah I never fix something that ain't broke. The original is so much more Superior in every way.
The remake is as good as it could've been. You just can't recreate the glory of the original
You actually have seen Ralph Macchio before in My Cousin Vinny. He was Vinny's cousin in that movie (one of the two guys on trial).
I was about to mention that.
@@willracer1jz Same!
Yeah she kept driving me crazy saying she never seen him.
Almost 40 years of watching this movie and the ending never fails to move me to tears. Never.
The ending doesn’t do it for me, but the drunk Miyagi scene still does.
Speaking of the ending never, how about The Neverending Story.
I'm 48 same, every time, that and when the chores materialize into actual karate
It's the swelling music, and that shot of Pat smiling.
That smile of pride and genuine love/happiness for not only his student, but basically his surrogate son.
36, always gets me to tear up. Every time. That and the drunk Miyagi scene.. That hits me in a way I can't describe.
One thing that isn't talked about is how Krese and Miyagi both are war veterans but they feel very different about war. And it embodies their style and thinking. Krese displays his war career like it's a true honor and is boisterous, he trains students as if it's still a war. Miyagi is ashamed almost, and believes fighting and war is bad, even though he probably did more than Krese.. :(
Also when Daniel asks "were you ever scared when fighting"
And Miyagi answers "always afraid"
I kind of interpret it as him thinking about the war.
Kreese time in the war was really rough, too, and his experience really warped him. It sad seeing how happy Kreese was at the beginning when he created Cobra Kai and how hopeful he was, but his scars from the war ran too deep and turned him into that.
Great reaction Mary. Pat Morita put on a Japanese accent for this movie. He actually had an American accent and was a stand up comedian.
The producers initially didn't want him for this movie but were eventually convinced to cast him. He put in a breathtaking performance that earned him an Oscar nomination for best supporting actor in this movie.
Mr. Miyagi is the heart and soul of this movie. It would not be the same without Pat Morita's brilliant performance.
Yeah, he really gave glue to hold the teenager cast together
The Karate Kid is about Keisuke Miyagi: an immigrant who fought against his own people in World War II, while his wife lost a child in an internment camp! Noriyuki Morita was nominated for an Academy Award for his performance! Ralph Macchio? Showed up.
Pat Morita played a character on "Happy Days" sitcom named Arnold. Pat Morita was a comedian, so the Producer of "The Karate Kid" did not want him in the movie. But then the Director showed him a screen test of Pat Morita in the role, and the Producer immediately agreed he was right for the part. Pat Morita would get an Academy Award nomination for his role.
You're gonna have to watch Cobra Kai after seeing the entire movie series. You're going to be so invested in the characters that seeing how things have turned out for everyone will blow your mind. Also helps that CK is an amazing series.
I hope she does cobra kai, at least season1 please
Ali is the MVP. She didn’t go after money or status, like most girls are portrayed to do in these 80s flicks. She was supportive til the end and Daniel needed someone in his corner with all his troubles at school. She was a great character.
And she’s also the one that ended the long beef between Daniel and Johnny.
@@KennyisdarkvanillaSpoiler...
@@jessewright2319 they’re all fictional. That’s how movies work
Eh, Ali was great support for Daniel, but she didn't have much other real depth to her in the film.
Almost textbook Satellite Love Interest.
Till they ret-conned her at the beginning of KK2 since they couldn't get Elisabeth Shue to return for the second movie.
Ralph Macchio looked 14 for decades, I think it might even have hindered his career. But this movie was an instant classic when it came out. I’d be curious to know how many kids in the 80s picked up karate because of it.
Decades. lol
it's true he did look 14 for decades
I remember the incredulous reactions from the smittened teenage girls when they found out how old he really was. Like, 22 is quite old for a romantic interest if you’re 15. And their exasperation lingered, because he looked like one of us kids. Good times.
32:57 Mary, Manzanar was one of 10 American Concentration Camps where over 120,000 Japanese Americans, their children and their Immigrant parents were Interned by the US Government during WW2. The Military Unit that Miyagi was serving in when he received the Telegram informing him of the death of his wife and newborn son became the most decorated Military Unit in US History. The Date of the Telegram (Nov. 2, 1944) was just after Miyagi's unit fought a major battle where they suffered over 800 casualties rescuing another Unit from Texas that had been surrounded by German troops. Because of their Valor and Sacrifice to rescue the Texas Battalion, in 1963 Texas Governor John Connally made every member of Miyagi's Unit "Honorary Texans".
Go for Broke!
I don't know of any other movies from this time that addressed the Japanese internment
@@najhoant It's some important history that I wish was taught more often, both the incarceration of the Japanese-Americans by the government, and the valor and service of the 442nd Regiment. Quite a dichotomy where the government is locking people up because of fear they might be traitors but at the same time many of those who were interred were willing to leave their families, join the army, and go fight against the Nazis, and did so with distinction.
Mary, sushi is a finger food. Workers lunch kind of deal.see Temaki or hand rolls
Why are you using chopsticks
@@najhoantIt was a plot point in Midway
i think you're really going to love "Cobra Kai"; despite being a modern TV show that takes place so many years after these films, it really does add a lot of interesting layers to these characters that gives you a bit more perspective about these characters (and will make you pretty sympathetic to Johnny and come around to really love him)
The moment Johnny changes his facial expression when told to hurt Daniel is one of the best moments in the film. You suddenly realize he's not looking to actually hurt Daniel for real.. Hes not a monster, the sensei is the real monster.
Karate Kid was one of those movies that everything aligned and came together in one movie
Ralph was actually the oldest "kid" here even though he doesn't look it. In his early 20s.
Ralph seems to have the gift of eternal youth. He still looks young even today.
he was 21, Elizabeth was 20
Ally was taller than Daniel, so he had to stand on a step during their closeup scenes at the Golf 'n Stuff when they hug and kiss. You can see him step down as they walk to car 😂
A lot of the Karate technique and history explored in this series is genuine. One of the first forms of Karate was Okinawan Goju Ryu, which was founded by a man named Chojun Miyagi, and the film portrays Mr. Miyagi as one of his descendants.
All forms of karate are Okinawan then exported to Japan. My profile pic is the Goju Ryu fist. 🥋
The military decoration that Mr. Miyagi has is the Medal of Honor. When I saw the movie as a child, I just thought it was some award. I rewatched the movie a few months later with my uncle who was in the Air Force, who explained that the Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration you can receive in the US military and is awarded very rarely.
More Medals of Honor came out of the 442nd than all World War 2 put together
Oh man this is gonna be a fun ride. Amazing set of movies. And the Cobra Kai TV series is absolutely fantastic!
too much jumping from guy to guy
This is directed by the same man who directed the first and 5th ROCKY movies (John G Avildsen, who actually won Best Director Oscar for the first ROCKY). The actor who played the mentor (Pat Morita) got an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor as well for this film.
Thanks for not saying “fun fact”
I watched that picture a lot during my childhood.
Should also point out that Avildsen directed, "Lean On Me," which is another outstanding movie.
@@SurvivorBri and also SAVE THE TIGER, which won Jack Lemmon his Best Actor Oscar.
Not only is this directed by John G Avildsen, who also directed Rocky, the score was composed by Bill Conti, who also composed the score for Rocky. There's a Rocky/Karate Kid mashup on TH-cam that cuts the ending of Karate Kid to fit the last minute of "The Final Bell", the musical piece that plays at the end of Rocky after the fight when he is calling for Adrian.
"Beach party, how old are these kids?" Killed me. 😂😂😂
When I was a teenager, we had bonfire parties in fields with alcohol. It was normal.
Lol, my mom and her friends used to sneak alcohol into school in hairspray cans.
I started crying when you mentioned his relationship with his mom. I lost mine in February, and we were like that.
This movie is some of the most iconic moments from the 80’s. Wax on, wax off.
We now live in a world we’re Ralph Maccio is now older than Pat Marita was when Karate Kid was made
The scene where he is shown what he has learned is still one of the best in cinema. Show me sand the floor.
Mary: How is he going to win this?
By doing the move that every kid in the eighties practiced over and over 😅
HAHAHA everyone in my school was imitating the crane kick after this movie.
I can't be the only one who went like 'No, please stop you're hurting me!' every time Mary said 'Mr. MiyaJEEE'. That's why watching people react blindly to beloved movies is so much fun. You go girl.
Macchio played Bill in My Cousin Vinny"
the amount of respect I have for Johnny Lawrence "you're all right Larusso"
FYI, I have a friend that has a cousin that was a movie producer. She worked with Elizabeth Shue on "Leaving Las Vegas." She said Elizabeth Shue was the nicest actor she's ever worked with.
These movies are so good, and the relationship between Miyagi and Daniel is my favorite part. Can't wait to see your reactions to the others now!
Everybody needs a mr. Miyagi in there lives💛
Criteria 1: Get beaten up 1st
Criteria 2: Almost get beaten up the 2nd time
I know I do!
Other have said it too, but 2, 3, and Cobra Kai series are absolutely awesome all together. Growing up with these as an 80s baby was amazing!
I've always had a connection to this series, not just because of my name, but because my dad was born in Okinawa when his dad was stationed their after WW2.
This is such a great movie. Girl it's time for you to watch Cobra Kai! There's no other show as entertaining as this is! And I recommend watching the sequels too.
Ralph was 22 when he played the karate kid
He's also older than William Zabka
Ralph was 22 in this movie, and even in his 30s he still looked like a kid which did affect his career since people saw him as the young guy in movies
1:30 Yes, you have seen Ralph Macchio act before. He was in "My Cousin Vinny". He was the one who "stole" the can of tuna.
Karate Kid is still in my Top Ten movies of all time. I love it and I've seen many times and it's still great.
I love this movie! I grew up to this movie. It sort of formed a generation, and is now cemented into history. For more Ralph Macchio please watch The Outsiders and Crossroads!!
Oh and of course don't forget to watch all the Karate Kid movies with him, and the Cobra Kai series. Great stuff!
Cobra Kai - which is about Daniel and Johnny 30 years later - is also great fun.
They bring almost everybody from the first 3 movies back.
Ralph older than everybody in that beach scene...perks of being a slowly aging immortal lol
I LOVED this movie as a kid especially dealing with bullies in the 80's. Great inspiration. Soundtrack was epic. Touching story. Appreciate you for checking these.
After you've watched all the Karate kids. I highly recommend you start watching Cobra Kai
You know you’re an 80’s kid if, as soon as you got done watching this movie, you tried doing the crane kick for the next week. 😂
That Crane Kick was where another story would be born. And we have been glued ever since.
Ralph Macchio was in My Cousin Vinny.
the scene where we find out about Miyagi's wife still makes me cry....
Fun Fact: The song "You're The Best" used during the tournament montage was originally going to be the main song for Rocky 3, but it was replaced by "Eye of the Tiger" when that song was written for the film.
You talked right over the "where did these cars come from" line and then asked where the cars came from.
It brings tears to my eyes, just thinking about the relationship that Daniel and Mr. Miyagi have. It’s like a father and son love
The sequel is one of my all time favorites. Can't wait for you to see it!
The fights are more brutal and it really showcases Miyagi
Really goes to show how young Ralph Macchio looks, he was 22 during the filming of this & Elizabeth Shue was 17.
This movie inspired me to get into martial arts. I have studied a few styles. I’m 38 now, second degree black belt in Taekwondo and won my first gold medal in a martial arts tournament this spring. Also have ranks in two weapons styles.
Great movie choices lately Mary! Thank you!
FUN FACT....Ralph M. was 22 yo when he played Daniel. He has always looked many years younger than he was and he looks decades younger than he is today. It's uncanny.
He is in his 60's now and still looks like he was in his 40's
Back then the press media mentioned he was a baby face.
The characters (Daniel and Ally) are the same age. The actors are two years apart, with Macchio being older. At the time this was filmed, he was (IRL) was about 22 years old, Shue was about 20. They're both supposed to be juniors at this point. Johnny is a senior, and William Zabka, who plays him, is younger than both of them IRL (he was about 18 when this was filmed). Close, though. LOL.
They actually gave Ralph the car as a gift after they finished filming. Still owns it even today!
Along with the headband and trophy!
Macchio even brought it out of storage for Cobra Kai
Im so glad youre doing these Mary, i seen them in the pics when i was young and absolutely loved them. You will bond even more with them as you watch the full series and love them all.
You have seen Ralph Macchio before. He was arrested for murder in My Cousin Vinny.
Wait, what? I ki!!ed the clerk??!
The transistion from daniel making that punch to the "youre the best" song is just gold
We want the next Karate Kid movie!!!!!!! And the genes of Daniel....... my god that guy isn't aging.
Of course you know the young-looking star Ralph Macchio (born 1961) from "My Cousin Vinny. (1992). And check out Elisabeth Shue (born 1963) in her starring role in the charming comedy "Adventures in Babysitting" (1987) and years later in her Oscar-nominated role in the powerful Nicolas Cage alcoholic drama "Leaving Las Vegas" (1995).
An old Crush on Elisabeth Shue🫠
A lot of us did... and do.
I started my career teaching guitar using the Karate Kid method in early 1990's. Doing chores or exercises to get the ability to play anything with freedom. Watched this first movie with my mum, dad and grandad, 11 years old at the time, grandad in his 70's, we all loved it. I have lovely memories of my grandad mimicking Mr Miyagi.
Ralph Macchio, the actor who plays Daniel actually owns that very car to this day.
THERES ALSO A MODERN KARATE KID WITH JADEN SMITH AND JACKIE CHAN MARY YOU DONT HAVE TO WATCH IT .. ITS UP TO YOU MARY.
I'm excited that you have started this trilogy...well, trilogy, plus the Kobra Kai series that is a must after this. I could go on forever about "fun facts" concerning this trilogy, but other's already are doing that. I'll just say that I love this movie, as well as the second one. The third one is somewhat iffy for me, but it's still decent. But if you plan on watching Kobra Kai, you'll have to watch all three. There's even "The Next Karate Kid," with Hillary Swank as the karate student. I don't think that references to that have shown up in Kobra Kai, though.
There might be references to it or actor or actors from it in series 6 of cobra Kai
This movie (among 2-3 more) started my OBSESSION in Martial arts as a kid…
Im 34 years old i did 11 years in Taekwondo.
Now im currently studying Karate (3 months in). Im loving every single second.
I love seeing people watch this absolute classic for the first time❤️❤️
Karate kid 1984, 1974 I was 16 & doing the same "learn balance, make kick at waves in the surf." Just ten years earlier this old Aussie knew
Elisabeth Shue (Alli with an i ), played Jennifer in Back to the Future 2 & 3. She also did a movie called Adventures in Babysitting, where she is the leading roll in the movie. It's a fun movie and worth watching.
Dont forget Stillwell on The Boys season 1
She was also in The Saint along side Val Kilmer.
Thanks for the smile that the mention of Adventures in Babysitting brought on :)
she was also in hollow man with Kevin bacon and was also in piranha 3d
After you see all three Karate Kid movies, you gotta see Cobra Kai
I always loved this movie and its so nice to see people who haven't watched it before still enjoy it years later. Great characters and a good script makes a great movie!
Loved your reaction, Mary. Looking forward to you seeing the other Karate Kid movies.
Lol I remember one Halloween I reluctantly dressed up as Mr Miyagi, and i ended up being one of the most popular costumes at the party I went too.
Interesting fact: The song that plays during the tournament (You're The Best Around) was originally written for Rocky III, but Stallone rejected it in favor for Eye of the Tiger.
Mary an excellent reaction, do not stop at Karate Kid 3 and continue in Cobra Kai, so you can see the development of the characters of Daniel and Johnny.
Thank You!
Like Rocky, this is much more than just a sports movie: Karate Kid is not just a kid learning karate, but a kid finding a father, and a man finding a son.
This movie was everything when I was a kid. Whole trilogy is perfect. Glad you dug it.
If you end up doing cobra Kai I’ll sign up on patreon for sure
Welcome aboard. Now there’s no turning back. If you’re gonna watch Cobra Kai, you’ll have to first watch Karate Kid Parts 2 and 3. The sixth season is now in production.
She may need to do 4. Not the Jaden Smith/Jackie Chan one, the one with Hilary Swank, despite fans' opinions on it
@@a-aronmusic3249 agreed.
@@nintenmetro There's rumors and speculation that Hillary Swank's character could appear in the final season. If she does show up (I hope she does), it would be beneficial for Mary to see 4 that way she knows who it is and not be lost
my grampy and I watched this all the time. One of my fondest memories.
Pat Morita was in a famous sitcom: Happy Days. He played the cook in a diner that high schoolers frequented. It starred other notables such as Ron Howard and Henry Winkler (Fonz). Fonz had this trick to lightly pound a machine and it would start. He did this with the jukebox, a car, a motorcycle. Jumping the shark is also a phrase that came from this show. The Fonz decided to pull a stunt that involved him on water ski pulled by a boat. The boat would lead him to a ramp and he would be pulled over the shark. The show went into decline after that.
I noticed you didn't mention Chuck. Lololololol!!!
Kicks to the face were illegal in the tournament, yet he won with a kick to the face. 😂😂😂
Dutch kicked Daniel in the face during the tournament montage and got a point for it. Kicking to the face is legal.
Editing is FLAWLESS (victory). Really good job 👍👍
Mary, they are all supposed to be 16-17. The majority of the actors where in their early twenties Ralph Macchio who played Daniel was 22 years old when the filmed. Elizabeth Shue who played Alli was 20. In fact the only actor who was a teenager at the time was William Lanka who played Johnny as he was 18 during filming.
Ralph Macchio and William Zabka are close friends in real life.
This movie influenced me as a youngster of 11, already 2 years into karate training, to continue learning. In August it will be 41 years of karate training for me and 25 years me teaching others.
1947 Ford Super Deluxe Convertible...best birthday gift ever!
Columbia Pictures gifted the car to Ralph Macchio after he asked producers if he could buy it.
Just watched your Rocky series and been thinking about karate kid and here we are! Excited to see you react to these classics lol.
Will you also be doing the Cobra Kai since it continues with the Karate Kid series?