Its most definitely a fucking RUSH!!!! to think, going forth into the unknown, with only your wits and fists about you, and the terrible realization of the very air feeling heavy and suffocating as you begin to come around the fact that your chances have become immediately slim, practically none, youre looking at certain death, and just before you accept your undeniable fate regardless if you go down swinging or not, AGAIN THE AIR CHANGES but this time with the rallying war cries of YOUR FUCKING COMRADES! Its YOUR boys that storm the field of battle and their hearts are on fire and you can feel your own morale swell immeasurably. And then you just give it everything you got,
Johnny was the MVP in this scene. Remember what Leroy said to him earlier? "To seek safety, one must travel in to the heart of danger" and man did he ever!!! GO JOHNNY!!!
This movie may be old, but it still has an epicness to it, it feels like a tribute to one of those old school Beat-Em-Up games we loved so much whether it's Sega or Nintendo.
I miss beat em ups. The Warriors showed that the genre was still great if you added in counters, blocks, free roam 3rd person, environmental attacks and weapons. That game was satisfying when you blocked two punches and a kick countered a punch, pushed them against a window and delivered a high kick to temple forcing their head through the glass. That genre could still work if only they took fighting games and made them free roams.
Gungriffen The old Warriors movie also great that it represented old school beat-em-ups very well with it's setting, tone, and environment. I just wish that they make more beat-em-up now and days games or even more movies to represent it. Like the Double Dragon Neon game was good, but I felt it could have been better. Still it was a great throwback to the original.
Gungriffen I played it at my cousins house once, and at first was skeptical about the whole 3d roam environment beat-em-up, because most games in the beat-em-up style didn't work well like Final Fight Streetwise, but then I actually enjoyed it. Just like the movie, it actually took advantage of the genre. They did their research.
+Symphonia30 A lot of what made it great was blocking and countering but on top of that was contextual environmental attacks. Kicking people through glass windows, hitting them with doors, grabbing their heads and raking them down a fence, throwing them against a dumpster, slamming their heads into mirrors, pushing someone back having them trip over a fence. Then being able to use next to everything that could be held in two hands as a weapon add in the co-op attacks trading punches and kicks on a target or holding or throwing them into a team mate to be taken down. That's what set that game apart and with third person view you were free to roam solo or run and grab a knife or bat and come back without being hindered to one screen. I wish they had made another.
some Asian kids are that smart to even beat up their babysitter one Christmas year and tore open the presents but when the parents got home they gave him a good butt spanking lol
I love this scene. I still lose my sh*t every time all his students come to his rescue.... I'm not sure which part is the best, Eddie's overall epicness: "The guest list has been compiled, so that you go out in style", Johnny punching a guy and being surprised by it, or the little guy standing up for his bud. Just F-in A awesome, all of it. One of my favorite 80's movies ever. ....nigga please...
Leroy was so spiritually intune with himself and the Universe that the Universe wouldn't allow him to be harmed that's why his students had his back. This was the climax of the movie but it took the ass kicking from Sho Nuff to realize the Master is within You.
Rondreas Bates 💯Bro you made a good point! And I really believe that's the way it is with all of us! Like if we get in tune with the universe the Most High and the Universe will keep us protected and away from harm
Last I heard (a few years ago) Ernie Reyes Jr. took up Muay Thai kickboxing and started competing. That dude has been training and evolving in martial arts since he could walk; much respect to him.
I love Johnny’s arc in this movie. Simply because I can relate to him. His is jumping in the deep end and swimming when other expect him to sink. As soon as he landed that shot he became a force...
This fight paved the way for Streets of Rage and Final Fight. You got your 3 to 5 heroes fighting against every bad guy archetype: The Fat Man, The Chain Guys, The Elite Thugs, The Lowly Thugs all set against a colorful, dirty club with what sounds like Final Fights first level theme. Dope to the max
True, But Today They Wouldnt Be Allowed To Portay The "Thugs" As Black Ppl, They Would Have To Make Them White Men Wearing MAGAhats So Everybody Could Agree
This movie IS my favorite movie. This movie turned me onto WIllie Hutch. In community college I took a sign language course and the final was a song, that we had to play to the class and sign it as it played. I chose Willie Hutch's Inside you from The Last Dragon
I always thought this movie looked fun as hell to make. Every kid that learned martial arts in the 80s and 90s wanted to be like Bruce Lee. Such a nostalgic movie.
One of the greatest fight scenes of all time. Which other movie has a scene where an entire martial arts school comes to the aid of its master? Super cool original ending.
How has this not been made into a video game? All the elements are here. Story mode, crazy boss fights, power ups, multiplayer... even training modes with his teacher.
I remember, at the age of 5, thinking 4:15 was the best move I had ever seen. I tried doing it, jumping from my porch, and ended up breaking my arm, lollllll
Fun fact if you didn't know already, this Ernie Reyes Jr who also played in a TV series called sidekicks, he also was inside the Donatello suit in teenage mutant ninja turtles 1st movie doing all of the action scenes, then played Keno in Teenage mutant ninja turtles 2. He did surf Ninjas with his dad and I think he had some other roles after that. But I think after while he was just a fight choreographer for martial arts movies
TheKingOfRuckus I heard it too I never realized this and isn't he the teenager who delivers pizza in teenage mutant ninja turtles:the secret of the ooze
from the time I was 6, all the way to 36, and this is still my most favorite movie scenes ever!! number 2 is deffinately the ally fight scene in "big trouble in little china".
Still one of my favorite movies to this day. One of the first dojo's I trained at had a picture of Taimak (Leroy), in the hallway leading to our main training area. We also had a side-by-side photo of one of the school's Sensei's performing an extremely high side kick w/Bill "Superfoot" Wallace. It was pretty awesome.
He's an adult in The Rundown. When he was a teen he played the pizza delivery kid who helps the turtles in TMNT II: The Secret of the Ooze. Check him out on IMDB. He's done a bunch.
Maaaan they way you can hear them screaming in the background and then see all his friends and students rushing in ready to kick ass with and for him is everything!! Golden moment in history, then the music.. Sheesh
The part where Johnny Yu expertly handles the nunchaku was outstanding. If you listen closely the background at around 4:03 you can hear a man screaming. It sounds to me like they used the screaming sound effect from the video game "Golden Axe".
Foreal they probably was playing tribute to Bruce lee just like when leroy was wearing all yellow and black just like Bruce lee in the game of death movie
This scene reminds me of Enter the Dragon final battle scene. Bruce Lee and Roper against the whole island but the odds are evened out when all the prisoners in black come out and joined. Giving Bruce a chance to chase Han. Bruce Leroys students coincidentally also in black attire came out and leveled the playing field giving Leroy a chance to chase the Eddie Arkadian
Johnny's manic behaviour is what gave him his speed and strength😅👍🏻💯 he was unbeatable when he's nuts..lol.. then little Ernie Reys jrbwas great. When Johnny was thrown to the floor i like Ernie's expression... 3:02 "that's my Best friend you hurt" 😅 great movie.
@@bw-mi9xp Yep, in more movies than most people think! most hollywood stories involve teachings from Christ. I Remember a quote in Superman, Marlon Brandon (Jourell) when he said, " they can be a great people Calel they used to be. They only lack the light to show the way, for this reason above all, their capacity for good, I have sent them you, "my only Son" Definitely a reference to Jesus.
@@GisherJohn24 yes that clearly sounds like a reference to the one known as jesus, but let us not continue to confuse or misconstrue the concept that 'christ' was not jesus' name, nor is 'christ' a man. even jesus alluded to this in matthew 22:42-46. many times throughout the book jesus is referred to as the 'son of david', yet in these verses jesus himself alludes to the people that the christ is not a man. rather it is the chi in all of us. the lifeforce in all of us. the 'teacher' in all of us. hence why the kingdom of God is within all of us as jesus stated in luke 17:21.
That guy definitely knew a thing or two about karate, you can't act those moves, some still astound me to this day, especially the ending battle scene with Mr. Nuff.
Bruce Leroy his name is taimak in real life knew karate foreal that's how he was casted to play the part look him up on TH-cam and you can see him doing martial art in the 80s and he still practice it till this day and still looks young for his age
This movie is so sentimental to me cause my late father took me to see this movie while I visiting my late grandparents in Columbus Georgia miss u pops and thank you
3:04 I swear as a little kid I was so obsessed with this scene like the kids fight was literally impressing me as a kid because I thought no kid will do that.
All Johnny need was a little confidence! But when he got it, Johnny was unstoppable!! LOVE this scene!
True 🙂
One of my favorite parts when he lets loose with the nunchucks and Leroy shouts out YOU GOT IT JOHNNY
Who’s the master ?!
I’ve heard that the last person that the kid fought and then break dance to, was his father. Don’t know if it’s true or not.
Johnny's manic behaviour is what gave him his speed and strength😅👍🏻💯 he was unbeatable when he's nuts..lol.. great movie.
I don't care what anyone says, or what movie critics say, this movie is so damn awesome. Always loved this scene.
FACTS
Fr
Movie critics suck!
It’s a true classic
Everyone knows movie critics suck ass 🥴😫
This scene always felt like the last stage before the last boss of a video-game. 😂 I LOVED IT!
It reminds me of Streets of Rage!
@@simoliz03 I love Streets of Rage. I have all 4 games on my Xbox One.
It pretty much was!! The appetizer before the final showdown with SHOGUN!!! lol
Facts like double dragon on Nintendo
Right
Young Ernie Reyes Jr. One of the best martial artists ever.
He still is.
You see Ernie Reyes sr vs Ernie Reyes jr
@@koolbeanz902 I have, the scene from Surf Ninjas. I love them both. I appreciate getting replies to a comment I left 12 years ago.
When I was a kid I would get goosebumps when all the students ran in to save Leroy
I’m 31 and i STILL get goosebumps 😌
Its most definitely a fucking RUSH!!!! to think, going forth into the unknown, with only your wits and fists about you, and the terrible realization of the very air feeling heavy and suffocating as you begin to come around the fact that your chances have become immediately slim, practically none, youre looking at certain death, and just before you accept your undeniable fate regardless if you go down swinging or not, AGAIN THE AIR CHANGES but this time with the rallying war cries of YOUR FUCKING COMRADES! Its YOUR boys that storm the field of battle and their hearts are on fire and you can feel your own morale swell immeasurably. And then you just give it everything you got,
We were cheering!!! Let's gooooo!!!!
Pinnacle of goosebumps to when the kid got angry .
I ALWAYS cry
Johnny was fierce with the nunchuks
I was proud of johnny.. He got that level of confidence.
He turned into something else...go johnny!!!!!
Johnny was the MVP in this scene. Remember what Leroy said to him earlier? "To seek safety, one must travel in to the heart of danger" and man did he ever!!! GO JOHNNY!!!
It doesn't matter how old I get, this is still one of my favorite parts of the movie. You gotta love a rescue that evens the odds for the hero!
It also showcased an old principle of the martial arts - loyalty of one's students to one's master.
@@danielhaire6677 Well put!
this is that scene that reminds you that you're not alone, there is more love than you thought within this world
Oh yes 😀
I couldn't agree more
This movie may be old, but it still has an epicness to it, it feels like a tribute to one of those old school Beat-Em-Up games we loved so much whether it's Sega or Nintendo.
I miss beat em ups. The Warriors showed that the genre was still great if you added in counters, blocks, free roam 3rd person, environmental attacks and weapons. That game was satisfying when you blocked two punches and a kick countered a punch, pushed them against a window and delivered a high kick to temple forcing their head through the glass. That genre could still work if only they took fighting games and made them free roams.
Gungriffen The old Warriors movie also great that it represented old school beat-em-ups very well with it's setting, tone, and environment. I just wish that they make more beat-em-up now and days games or even more movies to represent it. Like the Double Dragon Neon game was good, but I felt it could have been better. Still it was a great throwback to the original.
+Symphonia30 Did you ever play The Warriors Video Game?
Gungriffen I played it at my cousins house once, and at first was skeptical about the whole 3d roam environment beat-em-up, because most games in the beat-em-up style didn't work well like Final Fight Streetwise, but then I actually enjoyed it. Just like the movie, it actually took advantage of the genre. They did their research.
+Symphonia30 A lot of what made it great was blocking and countering but on top of that was contextual environmental attacks. Kicking people through glass windows, hitting them with doors, grabbing their heads and raking them down a fence, throwing them against a dumpster, slamming their heads into mirrors, pushing someone back having them trip over a fence. Then being able to use next to everything that could be held in two hands as a weapon add in the co-op attacks trading punches and kicks on a target or holding or throwing them into a team mate to be taken down. That's what set that game apart and with third person view you were free to roam solo or run and grab a knife or bat and come back without being hindered to one screen. I wish they had made another.
Geez Ernie Reyes Jr. in all his kid glory.
some Asian kids are that smart to even beat up their babysitter one Christmas year and tore open the presents but when the parents got home they gave him a good butt spanking lol
Little known fact, the minion that Ernie Reyes Jr. Is fighting is actually his dad. Haha
Well, fighting towards the end.... should've specified, sorry. Lol
Way before surf ninjas
It always makes me laugh the way Richie get's out of being tied up. It's like he's poplocking.
that was pretty cool
+Danny Molina He WAS poplockin', lol, it was awesome.
I love this scene. I still lose my sh*t every time all his students come to his rescue.... I'm not sure which part is the best, Eddie's overall epicness: "The guest list has been compiled, so that you go out in style", Johnny punching a guy and being surprised by it, or the little guy standing up for his bud. Just F-in A awesome, all of it. One of my favorite 80's movies ever. ....nigga please...
+Billy T ditto
BaronNate Hahaha yeah that what I thought when I watched it as a kid,", little homey be poplockin'😁
Leroy was so spiritually intune with himself and the Universe that the Universe wouldn't allow him to be harmed that's why his students had his back. This was the climax of the movie but it took the ass kicking from Sho Nuff to realize the Master is within You.
Rondreas Bates it's just a movie fool
Militantreturns Fuck you. This is when movies were made from the heart and art, no political agenda or transgender bullshit.
Rondreas Bates 💯Bro you made a good point! And I really believe that's the way it is with all of us! Like if we get in tune with the universe the Most High and the Universe will keep us protected and away from harm
@@IceColdProfessional yeah but I love movies like this its just as I got older alot of it went downhill hobo with a shotgun was awesome
He had everything he needed the entire time
Last I heard (a few years ago) Ernie Reyes Jr. took up Muay Thai kickboxing and started competing. That dude has been training and evolving in martial arts since he could walk; much respect to him.
I love how Johnny come in there screaming like some Bruce Lee wannabe lol
I love Johnny’s arc in this movie. Simply because I can relate to him. His is jumping in the deep end and swimming when other expect him to sink. As soon as he landed that shot he became a force...
Every kid in Harlem wanted to be Bruce Lee those years
Right
Nah...I think Bruce Lee was a "Johnny" wannabe.
2:32 Johnny scared the crap outta him. Dude didn't know WHAT to do when he stepped back up to him 🤣🤣
Right lol😂😂
This fight paved the way for Streets of Rage and Final Fight. You got your 3 to 5 heroes fighting against every bad guy archetype: The Fat Man, The Chain Guys, The Elite Thugs, The Lowly Thugs all set against a colorful, dirty club with what sounds like Final Fights first level theme. Dope to the max
Right alongside the 1st TMNT live-action fights as they get swarmed.
Streets of Rage 2 stage (7-2 the elevator level) vibes.
True, But Today They Wouldnt Be Allowed To Portay The "Thugs" As Black Ppl, They Would Have To Make Them White Men Wearing MAGAhats So Everybody Could Agree
Can't forget Double Dragon and most of all, SUPER SMASH BROS.!!!
lmao! @ Richie dancing out of the ropes at 4:55........Rest In Peace man
Favorite movie of all time right here!!
Terrell Jones wait, he's dead!
Will ALWAYS be one of the BEST movies, EVER!!! I wish that version of "Inside You" was on the soundtrack 😁
Fr man, this version was so awesome. Hopefully it gets released one day
This movie IS my favorite movie. This movie turned me onto WIllie Hutch. In community college I took a sign language course and the final was a song, that we had to play to the class and sign it as it played. I chose Willie Hutch's Inside you from The Last Dragon
I agree it’s awesome!!! I wonder if they’ll ever release it!!
@@MrLavellGriffin I really hope so someday!!!
Is is on number 10....inside you......but in the movie is sped up more
2:15 THE SCENE THAT GIVES YOU CHILLS.
R.I.P Vanity!!! You will be missed :-(
The guy who played as Shonuff too.
yes julius gary did too with richie and vanity
Leo O'Brien R.I.P
Elrique Suave .
I always thought this movie looked fun as hell to make. Every kid that learned martial arts in the 80s and 90s wanted to be like Bruce Lee. Such a nostalgic movie.
YOU GOT IT JOHNNY!!! 😂😂 My favorite part
Mine too that's when Johnny start going off with the nunchucks he found his confidence
My most favorite movie scene ever! I love when leroys students rush in.
One of the greatest fight scenes of all time.
Which other movie has a scene where an entire martial arts school comes to the aid of its master? Super cool original ending.
i can watch this movie everyday, and 2:15 will never fail to give me chills😭
when the team comes in to help...Goosebumps!!!!!!!!!!
When Johnny accidentally punches that one guy…and finds out his Kung Fool worked, that was hilarious!
I just recently watched this movie for the first time and this has to be one of the best fighting scenes I ever seen hands down !
How has this not been made into a video game? All the elements are here. Story mode, crazy boss fights, power ups, multiplayer... even training modes with his teacher.
Its all fun and games till 'White' Mr T shows up!
LOL
The real Mr. T. would’ve like it at all.
🤣
I remember, at the age of 5, thinking 4:15 was the best move I had ever seen. I tried doing it, jumping from my porch, and ended up breaking my arm, lollllll
😭😭
I did think the young guy was tough when I was younger lol
it was the best 80s film
Fun fact if you didn't know already, this Ernie Reyes Jr who also played in a TV series called sidekicks, he also was inside the Donatello suit in teenage mutant ninja turtles 1st movie doing all of the action scenes, then played Keno in Teenage mutant ninja turtles 2. He did surf Ninjas with his dad and I think he had some other roles after that. But I think after while he was just a fight choreographer for martial arts movies
@@hellrella.k.a.durielhall4907 his dad Ernie Reyes Sr. is in this scene here...the man Jr. fights last.
young Reyes...Go Johnny....dude was and still is a beast
lol, when Ernie Reyes Jr. turns his after Johnny gets knocked down, you hear "Ohhhh shit"
3:03
+TheKingOfRuckus LMAO! Good ear!
+TheKingOfRuckus In all my years of watching this I've never heard that line!!
+TheKingOfRuckus That's supposed to be Johnny saying that, right? You would think after getting whooped by one of Sho Nuff's henchmen.
Lol YEP I heard it Too!!!
TheKingOfRuckus I heard it too I never realized this and isn't he the teenager who delivers pizza in teenage mutant ninja turtles:the secret of the ooze
0:23 *BEST SCENE IN THE ENTIRE MOVIE!!!* Been looking for this thanks!!!!!!
It’s the break dancing out of the ropes for me🤣🤣🤣🤣
Johnny picked up them nunchuks and the unleashed the secrets of his people.
Rest in peace to Denise Katherine Matthews (aka Vanity), Julius Carry and Leo O'Brien.
Johnny reminds me so much of my dude Bruce 😁👏👏
I’m 39 and this was one of my favorite movies as a kid
Got guys in suits, ninjas, crocodile hunters, I love this movie.
1:29 Leroy dodging possible gunfire is hilarious but legit.
The Most Epic thing to come outta the 80's
#reachtheupperlevel
4:15 The third greatest kick in kung fu cinema history
(Behind only Bruce Lee in "Enter The Dragon" & Michael Jai White in "Blood and Bone")
You got it Johnny is the best part he mastered fighting with now knowing how to fight.
The music score was perfect for this fight. Goosebumps still
from the time I was 6, all the way to 36, and this is still my most favorite movie scenes ever!! number 2 is deffinately the ally fight scene in "big trouble in little china".
WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA!!! MAAAAANNNN THAT WAS MY ISH!!!! kurt russell fighting Lo Pan! lol
3:10 is the reason why I started my journey in martial arts.
Coldest kung fu intro ever.
Ernie Reyes Sr is in here too.
Hes the one that picks up Ernie Reyes Jr on the stage.
but Ernie jr is a bad ass
mikem909 im sure u already k this but he was in the rundown w the rock
mikem909 I didn't notice that until like 4 yrs ago watching this movie high
He’s also the one that kicks him square in the face
Leo O'Brien trying to pop lock out them ropes 😂! R.I.P
Pretty much so. One of the greatest 80's movies of all time.
Still one of my favorite movies to this day. One of the first dojo's I trained at had a picture of Taimak (Leroy), in the hallway leading to our main training area. We also had a side-by-side photo of one of the school's Sensei's performing an extremely high side kick w/Bill "Superfoot" Wallace. It was pretty awesome.
He's an adult in The Rundown. When he was a teen he played the pizza delivery kid who helps the turtles in TMNT II: The Secret of the Ooze. Check him out on IMDB. He's done a bunch.
Yezzir
When Johnny’s little friend kicked ass 😂😂😂🤣 the best ever!
God I loved this movie as a kid. As an adult I now realize how fucking ridiculous this is but boy does it bring back memories.
I watched this movie hundreds of times in the summer of 88. Classic joint!
What do you think was ridiculous about it 🤔. Just curious.
@@28musicangel The costumes, the choreography, the acting, the plot, and the characters for starters.
One line from this scene that still sticks to mind. "Way to go Goliath!"
I SURE AS HELL MISS THE 80'S!!!!;-(
I kid you not..l watch this dvd every month...it just brings back so much good memories, especially the soundtrack and having a good laugh.
''you see, i practice the art of fighting......without knowing how to fight''
Kids kicking the shit out of adult villains was awesome
Being 43 now watching this now still gives me goosebumps when i hear the calvary screaming going save Leroy,ever since then i was a fighter 😂😂
4:33 and 4:55 It would've been REALLY funny if that kid kept dancing the entire movie but couldn't get out of those ropes.
Lmao somebody need to make that a tiktok dance challenge
This was the most hype scene in history
I love the albino Mr. T.
This movie a classic, a real good movie, no matter how old it gets it's still will be a great one. Good movies are not made like this anymore
SO MUCH FEELINGS!!! CANT HANDLE THIS!!
I cry to this scene
The kid was total badass here. Loved this scene!!
Dude Ernie Reyes Jr. is pretty well known for his legendary skills so Im sure people know who he is :P
Maaaan they way you can hear them screaming in the background and then see all his friends and students rushing in ready to kick ass with and for him is everything!! Golden moment in history, then the music.. Sheesh
This is the funniest shit ever tbh my mans pop locked out of his ropes 😩🤣🤣🤣
I grew up with this Masterpiece of a movie watched it a million times and I'll watch it a million more proud 80s baby
Did you know…Keisha Knight Pulliam, William H. Macy & Chazz Palminteri (as Hood #2)
are in this 1985 cult classic?
The part where Johnny Yu expertly handles the nunchaku was outstanding. If you listen closely the background at around 4:03 you can hear a man screaming. It sounds to me like they used the screaming sound effect from the video game "Golden Axe".
While all my friends had crushes on Bruce Leroy, I was the lone girl who had a huge crush on Johnny! ♡
me too! I had a crush on Johnny when I was a kid
They use video game screams a lot
Loved The Little Chang Boy When He Won That Fight, This Was A Fun movie
2:15 - This fight scene is similar to Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon.
Foreal they probably was playing tribute to Bruce lee just like when leroy was wearing all yellow and black just like Bruce lee in the game of death movie
whoooo I always had such a huge crush on Johnny. Especially when he does the nunchaku aaaha, it still gets me excited lol.
Oh you like the medium sized Oriental eh🤣🤣
@@volklupo5133 haha yeah, even tho I'm not Jewish😂
used to pull fortunes out of the cookies so I could open a fortune cookie without a fortune! #1 movie of my childhood.
R.i.p Vanity. Leo o Brien and
Julius peppers rest in peace
You mean Julius J Carry III
it's like they were all having so much fun..... just kicking ass
Yay my favorite movie! I still get goosebumps when the students make the save for Leeroy!
Dude hit Johnny in the back hard 😆 He recovered well though.
Man. That kid was my idol when I first saw this.
This scene reminds me of Enter the Dragon final battle scene. Bruce Lee and Roper against the whole island but the odds are evened out when all the prisoners in black come out and joined. Giving Bruce a chance to chase Han.
Bruce Leroys students coincidentally also in black attire came out and leveled the playing field giving Leroy a chance to chase the Eddie Arkadian
"Go, Johnny!"
Johnny's manic behaviour is what gave him his speed and strength😅👍🏻💯 he was unbeatable when he's nuts..lol.. then little Ernie Reys jrbwas great. When Johnny was thrown to the floor i like Ernie's expression... 3:02 "that's my Best friend you hurt" 😅 great movie.
I used to watch this wwaayyy back in the day, i LOVEEEDDDD this movie ;D
thanks for posting
Richie poplocking out the ropes.....Please tell me who wrote that in there hahahaha
Eddie Arkadian was a funny little man.
Probably my favorite 80's movie of all time...
how fitting is it a movie about finding inner strength, inner peace, the light/glow within since that is what you (jesus) taught.
@@bw-mi9xp Yep, in more movies than most people think! most hollywood stories involve teachings from Christ. I Remember a quote in Superman, Marlon Brandon (Jourell) when he said, " they can be a great people Calel they used to be. They only lack the light to show the way, for this reason above all, their capacity for good, I have sent them you, "my only Son" Definitely a reference to Jesus.
@@GisherJohn24 yes that clearly sounds like a reference to the one known as jesus, but let us not continue to confuse or misconstrue the concept that 'christ' was not jesus' name, nor is 'christ' a man. even jesus alluded to this in matthew 22:42-46. many times throughout the book jesus is referred to as the 'son of david', yet in these verses jesus himself alludes to the people that the christ is not a man. rather it is the chi in all of us. the lifeforce in all of us. the 'teacher' in all of us. hence why the kingdom of God is within all of us as jesus stated in luke 17:21.
One of the greatest movies in the 80’s
Dude when I was a kid the nunchuck moment was my favorite part of the whole movie 😃🤣
How can this movie be so underrated!!!
Taimak oh my goodness 😍😘
That guy definitely knew a thing or two about karate, you can't act those moves, some still astound me to this day, especially the ending battle scene with Mr. Nuff.
Most excellent 👌
Bruce Leroy his name is taimak in real life knew karate foreal that's how he was casted to play the part look him up on TH-cam and you can see him doing martial art in the 80s and he still practice it till this day and still looks young for his age
Sometimes u just gotta dance out your ropes to accomplish greatness
This is one of my favorite movies from the old days. Ernie Reyes Jr. is a bad ass.
This movie is so sentimental to me cause my late father took me to see this movie while I visiting my late grandparents in Columbus Georgia miss u pops and thank you
when i was a kid i use to think i could beat up adults thanks to ernie reyes lol
Loved this film! Many moons ago, cross between martial arts and motown! Hope the Reyes family are still into martial arts.
He grew up. Being a cute little kid who knew martial arts was his gimmick. Also, the ninja/kungfu craze died.
3:04 I swear as a little kid I was so obsessed with this scene like the kids fight was literally impressing me as a kid because I thought no kid will do that.
3:15 - 5:10