i remember not understanding that scene when I first saw the movie. It was the summer between sixth and seventh grade and I had not yet learned that there were concentration camps in the US during World War Two. I don't think many people understood, it was never taught in school or talked about much.
@@michaelterango3074Exactly they want to hide history. They did exactly what the Germans did to the Jews, they didn’t kill them, but they weren’t the best conditions either.
Pat Morita crying at the end telling he now belongs to a family from the whole world, man, that made me tear up 🥺🥺🥺, RIP, you're the sensei for a whole generation ❤
I really wish Miyagi would lived long enough to see what Cobra Kai has done. Literally connecting 2 generations. And he was the patriarch of the whole thing.
not jsut the 80's, us kids from the 90's as well, even the 2000's kids and beyond, this movie transcends generations. An all time classic that can be enjoyed by any age and gender, any race and religion. RIP Pat Morita.
Cobra Kai is perhaps the best thing that connected my generation with the youth. I was 13 when I saw Karate Kid. I am 50 now and my 11-year-old son and I just finished Cobra Kai season 4. But before we watched Season 1, we first watched the Karate Kid series so my boy understands cobra Kai. Genius. Pure genius. And I appreciate Mr. Miyagi even more.
I'm 28 and I love the karate kid series. They're certain movies that are literally generational. Lord of the rings, Harry Potter, karate kid, Beverly hills cop those big franchises. There's a handful and all are such comforts so awesome.
I'm 10 years younger than you and my kid is 14 but other than that, I did the exact same thing. You can't fully appreciate Cobra Kai without having seen Karate Kid 1-3.
Same here. I was an 80’s kid and it was my favourite movie. I had Billy Zabka posters all over my wall😂. My 16 and 19 yr olds love Cobra Kai. My daughter got her boyfriend hooked on Cobra Kai 2 weeks ago but made him watch first 3 movie before watching the show. She told him that it would have more meaning if he watched the movies first. He is now hooked too.
The scene when Miyagi gets drunk makes me cry now as an adult. Miyagi showed that even though he kicks ass but also had a sensitive side. I could relate because I lost a fiancée and if Miyagi can move on so can I 🥺. I’m glad they kept that scene.
Hey man, you can get through this, Its dark right now. But theres so much life to live. And that means good times will come through again. Our lives seem to have their own seasons, and with that things dont stay the same forever. We lose and we lose. But we also find new horizons. Hang in there. Its not going to be easy, but ther will be a time where you can smile again.
40 here as well. This by far is my favorite childhood movie. And out of all the reboots of T.V. shows and movies from our era we’ve seen over the past years, Cobra Kai is the only one that is being done right.
I was 16 when the movie came out, and I resonated a lot with Daniel, always bullied, always picked on. I also looked a little bit like him. I started Karate right after it and learned a lot. My Dojo didn't have a Mr. Miyagi, but close. And I also met my first love there. This movie means a lot to me.
The original ending was going be the opening scene from KK 2 but after seeing this scene with the background music they realized this had to be the ending.
@8:30 was an interesting trip down memory lane for me. In the mid 70's I had a Taekwondo instructor that said a similar thing.(not to me but other students)Belts? Belts are for holding your pants up. Your skills are not represented by what color is strapped around your gee. Not to brag, but I was his #1 student because I never questioned anything he said. I trusted him with my life. When other students were off on summer vacations, I was diligently still showing up. Often the only student he had at times. While this was not great for his business, I was thrilled to have the extra attention and time perfecting my skills. When he finally had to close the school do to lack of funds, he presented me a belt that he said might impress someone someday.(had been wearing a white belt the whole time) I told him thanks, but I was never in it for belt degrees. :) In some small aspects, I was already living the story of the Karate Kid long before it was a movie. ;)
I was born in ‘78 and karate kid is one of my favorite all time films! It’s amazing now to sit here and re-live this magical movie with my 3 kids! The movie soundtrack alone gives me goosebumps..
The way this movie was executed is great with all there talent. Ralph an Pats chemistry, directed very well an Conti's musical genius! Very grateful that Cobra kai is such a success to the newer generation an they can see the originals. 🥋
My nephew was being bullied at school so we showed him the karate kid and he decided he wanted to take karate lessons. One day. He said him and his bully were now friends. Apparently they had a face off and my nephew was able to handle him and when he could’ve hurt him, he showed him mercy and that turned the tide. He helped the bully from the floor and they’ve been friends ever since
17:23 It's touching how both Pat Morita and Ralph give great credit for the crane kick to Billy Zabka. It's like they're trying to do justice to Cobra Kai's blond boy. Pat wanted a Karate Kid 5 with Billy along with Miyagi and Daniel, it's as if in Cobra Kai this wish was finally granted.
It’s amazing how something that has come from a classic movie of the 80’s has brought new generations to love it, for example Back to the Future musical off the back of the movie and now Cobra Kai off the back of the Karate Kid movies.
Its just the thing, continuation works and very nostalgic for people my age who grew up in the 80s, while having a touch of today's time. Not like those they ramake with iconic 80s and 90s film, and the remake sucks because it does not capture the magic of the original, cheap nostalig feels doesnt work
One of the most important films in my life. It inspired me to start practicing martial arts. And that decision changed many things in my life for the better. Great film, great characters, it was the first movie doing it correctly and no one ever done anything like that with the same soul again. Just perfect
My Favorite Movie of all time, I've watched 1000s of times and love it the same way everytime and hits me just the same way everytime. I miss the 80's....
The Karate Kid is just a masterpiece of film. It's magic the entire way through... The chemistry between actors, especially Ralph and Pat, is second to none..... In any movie....ever.
The karate kid was the reason I started studying martial arts at a young age and the movies always connect me to a child hood and youth I would never replace !! Rip MR. M !! Miss these days often 💯💯🙏🙏
Miyagi, is the ideal trainer/sensai of karate, he may talk in riddles at times, but he gets results, he also had some magic no other instructor has ever had.
Even seagal would struggle with the styles he taught in comparison to Miyagi do Katate. Wing chun, is an amazing art but Miyagi could leave your body numb during combat!! As shown by his father, who taught Miyagi, And Sato. Daniel was taught this technique by Sato's finest student, and he used it whilst fighting Kreese. It will be a very interesting battle this coming season of Cobra Kai. Can't wait!!
It helped shape the movie into the classic it is today thats why most 80s and 90s movies stand the test of time not only were the movies fantastic but the musical score helped transcend you into the universe of the movie and felt like you were on a magical journey.Most of todays films miss out on that important staple today i find.
Pat said this movie brought him a family.. to me this movie has brought something in me that i can't explain it even today that i am 46! I want to thank deeply from my heart all the people that made this movie..
As a kid watching this in the 80's we all related and pretty much agreed that Johnny was the bully but with never questioning why. As a 45 year old man watching this YT, this is the very first time my eyes were opened to Kreese's corruption of his students when he told Johnny to "sweep the leg" and you can see Johnny shifting his eyes around trying to process the evil that he's just been told to perform. What a nuance that totally passed me by all these years.
Being in my mid 40s and looking back at school, this film blended in like an almost mixed reality, people started taking karate lessons, showing off moves on the playground. It's like the film became an entity of its self in life
Definitely a classic, the 80s were special, just a beautiful movie 🎬 will always watch it from time to time just gotta, brings me back to better days in America 🇺🇸
This classic movie 🎥 of the karate kid 1984 well for me is a true story because I was bullied very badly 😳 and martial arts save me i appreciate this 🎥 movie
I loved this movie in the 80s and I still love it. It peaked my interest in Karate. I am close to my level 6 in Krav Maga, and Krav Maga is a lot like Cobra Kai. It's hardcore fighting that is about devastating attacks more than defense. In fact, the motto in our class is 'There is no defense without an offensive attack.'
I think one of the things that also helped this movie is the popularity of Star Wars. Return of the Jedi had come out the year before and well at the time what kid didn't like Star Wars and the mysticism of the force. Suddenly here comes a movie that makes karate seem almost like magic and Daniel's training took us back to Luke Skywalker's training starting with Obi Wan then Yoda (who like Miyagi also speaks in riddles). But the Karate Kid made martial arts look and feel much like the force in Star Wars. Mr. Miyagi was like a realistic life like Yoda instead of a rubber puppet who methods and philosophy applied more to our world than some galaxy far far away. Karate was a real thing and every kid wanted to be a Jedi, well what is the next best thing? Being a Karate master.
Excellent that was cool great documentary great reliving this great movie fantastic hearing stories from the actors and writer director RIP Pat Morita aka Mr Miyagi without him it wouldn't of been the same much respect and gratitude 🙏
For me, this beautifully written story is timeless as it hits on real human emotions of hope, admiration, conflict, discipline, trust, and above all, friendship and love. ☯️
That was a very nice featurette. I have the Karate Kid series on DVD and blue ray but I don’t think I have ever seen this video. Thanks to whoever posted it.
i can't believe the gag about billy being booed from how i met your mother had some basis reality that he actually got booed on set thats got me in stitches
I watched Karate Kid 1, 2 and 3 back in the day in the cinemas. When Miyago slapped his hands to fix Daniels leg.. so loud in the cinema! I still have the movie ticket for #3
Kids told me about Cobra Kai series, i was like..i know what that is. We sat and watched KK 1-3, My daughter said "they hust dont make movies like this anymore dad" Made me think back to seeing these in the theaters. What a time to grow up! Connecting these generations of family through a few short episodes. Genius.
Can you imagine all that was shot and actually captured in total, and then that editor and composer wielding the film down to those last critical parts, finishing touches, to end with that last product of a film?
RIP --Pat Morita . .. . what an awesome Human Being, I'm 45 now, I watched the Karate Kid as a Teen, Bruce Lee is the Reason I got into Martial Arts----But Karate Kid ---I Feel kept me in it. It Inspired me. I felt like that at those Karate tournaments in the 90's Nervous, scared, excited, etc. It Really brings back wonderful memories for me. Then growing up and Teaching Kids and adults Karate and Martial arts was a Blessing. I Loved this Movie and Series too, Cobra Kai-- An awesome come back and continuation of the saga and introducing it to all the Millennials too is pretty awesome. My 13 year old son Loves it too. 😊 An AWESOME 80'S FILM a CLASSIC that will go down in History!!!!
19:05 I feel like Johnny should have said that to Dan in Cobra Kai when Dan is drunk and at Johnny's place after Silver beat him up: "In case you don't remember, I handed you the trophy when you won that day. I always thought you were the better man. Be the better man now."
I LOVE these movies...hard stop. And Kobra Kai on Netflix is AMAZING!!! You get a whole other take on things. It is SUCH a great show! Wish Pat could be arould to have see it.
Yes Mr Miyagi lives on forever! Played by Mr Pat Morita, Especially with this generation! But it’s also a reminder of being a young preteen in the 80’s.
I am a Practising karate student and grew up with karate kid, Now 48 and my kids have seen all 3 karate kid movies and are hooked on Kobra kai. It's unique a True Classic. 👊 Osu!
I first knowed Miyagi, but then I appreciated the real Noriyuke Morita and all his sayings and motivation advices. A part within him was a real Miyagi. Thank you Nori🙏🛡️🕯️
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PART 1 for those who missed: th-cam.com/video/Nx3ZudNDZqQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you.
The miyagi drunk scene was definitely needed. It humanizes him and for once made him seem vulnerable.
That scene earned him an oscar nomination.
i remember not understanding that scene when I first saw the movie. It was the summer between sixth and seventh grade and I had not yet learned that there were concentration camps in the US during World War Two. I don't think many people understood, it was never taught in school or talked about much.
Yes, it showed that as much as Daniel needed Miyagi, Mr. Miyagi needed Daniel, too.
@@michaelterango3074Exactly they want to hide history. They did exactly what the Germans did to the Jews, they didn’t kill them, but they weren’t the best conditions either.
Exactly 💯 even the wise and noble Mr Miyagi has his own demons or moments of weakness
Pat Morita crying at the end telling he now belongs to a family from the whole world, man, that made me tear up 🥺🥺🥺, RIP, you're the sensei for a whole generation ❤
I really wish Miyagi would lived long enough to see what Cobra Kai has done. Literally connecting 2 generations. And he was the patriarch of the whole thing.
Could've replaced him with another actor or use CGI model that looks like miyagi
@@RaanuAli47
You can't replace Noriyuki "Pat" Morita aka Mr. Miyagi. He's 1 of 1.
im glad hes not around to see kobra kai. embarassment of a series
Cobra Kai, Even tho I have it all. Has destroyed its legacy. Daniel's become the Bully.
@@KINGAMIIAMKING Absolutely Right.
He was in A Van Dam Film. And that is in my top 5 parts he's ever played.
Craziest thing to me is that the entire Daniel trilogy in the movies was all one damn year in his life lol
I know right. When he and Mr. Miyagi went to Okinawa. It was only six months. And in part 3 there was another six months.
@carltaylor5251 Daniel gained alot of weight after pt 1
Miyagi sensei lives forever in the heart of every kid of the 80s.
He really was great 💯%
I miss him
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not jsut the 80's, us kids from the 90's as well, even the 2000's kids and beyond, this movie transcends generations. An all time classic that can be enjoyed by any age and gender, any race and religion. RIP Pat Morita.
true
Zabka sold that kick to the head like an absolute champ. The head snap, the way he shuffled across the ground. Guy looked to be in serious pain.
Facts my friend. Zabka no doubt sold the hell out of the kick.
@@quadirbrown3800funny
I love how William Zabka gets his time to shine in the Cobra Kai series. What an amazing sequel to an amazing trilogy.
I so agree we need season 6 to hurry the he’ll up.
@@matthewkiggin5456we need pts 2 and 3 to hurry up
Cobra Kai is perhaps the best thing that connected my generation with the youth. I was 13 when I saw Karate Kid. I am 50 now and my 11-year-old son and I just finished Cobra Kai season 4. But before we watched Season 1, we first watched the Karate Kid series so my boy understands cobra Kai.
Genius. Pure genius.
And I appreciate Mr. Miyagi even more.
I'm 28 and I love the karate kid series. They're certain movies that are literally generational. Lord of the rings, Harry Potter, karate kid, Beverly hills cop those big franchises. There's a handful and all are such comforts so awesome.
I'm 10 years younger than you and my kid is 14 but other than that, I did the exact same thing.
You can't fully appreciate Cobra Kai without having seen Karate Kid 1-3.
did you watch the 4th movie with the girl karate kid too?
@@JoeyArnold7 nah
Same here. I was an 80’s kid and it was my favourite movie. I had Billy Zabka posters all over my wall😂. My 16 and 19 yr olds love Cobra Kai. My daughter got her boyfriend hooked on Cobra Kai 2 weeks ago but made him watch first 3 movie before watching the show. She told him that it would have more meaning if he watched the movies first. He is now hooked too.
The scene when Miyagi gets drunk makes me cry now as an adult. Miyagi showed that even though he kicks ass but also had a sensitive side. I could relate because I lost a fiancée and if Miyagi can move on so can I 🥺. I’m glad they kept that scene.
Hey man, you can get through this, Its dark right now. But theres so much life to live. And that means good times will come through again. Our lives seem to have their own seasons, and with that things dont stay the same forever. We lose and we lose. But we also find new horizons. Hang in there. Its not going to be easy, but ther will be a time where you can smile again.
I'm glad too. So sorry for your loss.🙏
Sorry for your loss mate , I hope
Your still staying strong
I am 40 years old. I just watched this movie again yesterday for the 1000th time. I could watch it again right now. NEVER GETS OLD
43 here same! More than a movie gives me chills.
40 here as well. This by far is my favorite childhood movie. And out of all the reboots of T.V. shows and movies from our era we’ve seen over the past years, Cobra Kai is the only one that is being done right.
47 here. Yea about 1123 times for me. 1000 of them were on VHS
Perfect film
@@OutsideTheRopes 4th season of Cobra Kai is great!
I was 16 when the movie came out, and I resonated a lot with Daniel, always bullied, always picked on. I also looked a little bit like him. I started Karate right after it and learned a lot. My Dojo didn't have a Mr. Miyagi, but close. And I also met my first love there. This movie means a lot to me.
18:55 I always loved this shot of Mr. Miyagi smiling... So proud of his student, Daniel.
C'mon that 19:16 was a bit better 😉
The original ending was going be the opening scene from KK 2 but after seeing this scene with the background music they realized this had to be the ending.
Mr Miyagi rubbing his hands together still gives me goosebumps
That bit when Daniel said " your the best friend I've ever had" that part was so organic and sweet.
Would’ve been better.. you’re like a father I’ve never had
@@perrythedog831 that would have been kinda disrespectful,daniel had a dad but he died when daniel was 8 from stomach cancer
Yes, because he just got given a new car
I am so proud to be an 80s kid and having this treasure❤️❤️❤️❤️
@8:30 was an interesting trip down memory lane for me. In the mid 70's I had a Taekwondo instructor that said a similar thing.(not to me but other students)Belts? Belts are for holding your pants up. Your skills are not represented by what color is strapped around your gee. Not to brag, but I was his #1 student because I never questioned anything he said. I trusted him with my life. When other students were off on summer vacations, I was diligently still showing up. Often the only student he had at times. While this was not great for his business, I was thrilled to have the extra attention and time perfecting my skills. When he finally had to close the school do to lack of funds, he presented me a belt that he said might impress someone someday.(had been wearing a white belt the whole time) I told him thanks, but I was never in it for belt degrees. :) In some small aspects, I was already living the story of the Karate Kid long before it was a movie. ;)
I was born in ‘78 and karate kid is one of my favorite all time films! It’s amazing now to sit here and re-live this magical movie with my 3 kids! The movie soundtrack alone gives me goosebumps..
I was born in 78 too!. December
Daniel :you the best friend I ever had
Miyagi : you pretty ok too
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂🤣 miyagi had the classic liners !
Daniel : Hey, what kind of belt do you have?
Miyagi : Canvas. JC Penney, $3.98.
🤣
That was funny
Yes, that's what they said all right.
I still cry when I see this movie. Long live the 80's! ♥️
Wonderful farewell from Pat at the end there! You are missed, sir 🙏🏻
This was pat Morita last interview before he passed away
:(
He had clearly lost weight here.
Before he passed away he was doing mulan 2
KK1 one of the best movies ever made. It's one of those movies I've seen hundreds of times and whenever I see it on TV, I watch it again.
All three karate kid movies are still unforgetable till this day
The way this movie was executed is great with all there talent. Ralph an Pats chemistry, directed very well an Conti's musical genius! Very grateful that Cobra kai is such a success to the newer generation an they can see the originals. 🥋
My nephew was being bullied at school so we showed him the karate kid and he decided he wanted to take karate lessons. One day. He said him and his bully were now friends. Apparently they had a face off and my nephew was able to handle him and when he could’ve hurt him, he showed him mercy and that turned the tide. He helped the bully from the floor and they’ve been friends ever since
17:23 It's touching how both Pat Morita and Ralph give great credit for the crane kick to Billy Zabka. It's like they're trying to do justice to Cobra Kai's blond boy. Pat wanted a Karate Kid 5 with Billy along with Miyagi and Daniel, it's as if in Cobra Kai this wish was finally granted.
It’s amazing how something that has come from a classic movie of the 80’s has brought new generations to love it, for example Back to the Future musical off the back of the movie and now Cobra Kai off the back of the Karate Kid movies.
Its just the thing, continuation works and very nostalgic for people my age who grew up in the 80s, while having a touch of today's time. Not like those they ramake with iconic 80s and 90s film, and the remake sucks because it does not capture the magic of the original, cheap nostalig feels doesnt work
One of the most important films in my life. It inspired me to start practicing martial arts. And that decision changed many things in my life for the better. Great film, great characters, it was the first movie doing it correctly and no one ever done anything like that with the same soul again. Just perfect
My Favorite Movie of all time, I've watched 1000s of times and love it the same way everytime and hits me just the same way everytime. I miss the 80's....
R.I.P Pat Morita and Rob Garrison.
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@@mattdrago4660 yeah and also he directed rocky1 and rocky 5
@@bumblebeeb1276 yes, I know
One of the movies from my youth that left a huge impression on me, even into adulthood.
THE MOMENT DANIEL SEES THE MEDAL OF HONOR WAS THE MOMENT OF THE MOST RESPECT HE LEARNED FOR HIS TEACHER VERY POWERFUL
The Karate Kid is just a masterpiece of film. It's magic the entire way through... The chemistry between actors, especially Ralph and Pat, is second to none..... In any movie....ever.
Who knows how many times I’ve watched the karate kid! Hundreds of times!
Yo tambien soy de la generaciòn de los 80's disfrutamos y crecimos con Karate Kid y q bonito se siente ver la serie Cobra kai con mis hijos. 😄
The karate kid was the reason I started studying martial arts at a young age and the movies always connect me to a child hood and youth I would never replace !! Rip MR. M !! Miss these days often 💯💯🙏🙏
My heart broke the day we lost Pat Morita...😭😭
Heaven had its best place reserved just for him...🙏
The way Cobra Kai has continued The Karate Kid story makes me proud to be Gen X and and I will forever love and miss the 80s and 90s
Miyagi, is the ideal trainer/sensai of karate, he may talk in riddles at times, but he gets results, he also had some magic no other instructor has ever had.
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You mean Sensei
@@cwrichardson3 yes, of course.
Even seagal would struggle with the styles he taught in comparison to Miyagi do Katate.
Wing chun, is an amazing art but Miyagi could leave your body numb during combat!! As shown by his father, who taught Miyagi, And Sato.
Daniel was taught this technique by Sato's finest student, and he used it whilst fighting Kreese. It will be a very interesting battle this coming season of Cobra Kai. Can't wait!!
Watching this on The Day that Cobra Kai Season 4 was Released.
edgy
No one could've played Mr. Miyagi better than Noriyuki "Pat" Morita.
That last part of Pat saying this brought him family meant alot to him, as he felt as an outsider in the film industry.
This is the best movie that has ever captured the true essence of karate and to do it all without a green screen that it's an amazing journey!
Amazing score for this film.
It helped shape the movie into the classic it is today thats why most 80s and 90s movies stand the test of time not only were the movies fantastic but the musical score helped transcend you into the universe of the movie and felt like you were on a magical journey.Most of todays films miss out on that important staple today i find.
The score is insane
The best, along with rocky
@@stevenicol1 no doubt.
Thank you guys for These great Films, i often cry in the special moments, especial if i see Mr Miyagi, cause he looks like my father. 🙏🧎♂️
Pat said this movie brought him a family.. to me this movie has brought something in me that i can't explain it even today that i am 46!
I want to thank deeply from my heart all the people that made this movie..
As a kid watching this in the 80's we all related and pretty much agreed that Johnny was the bully but with never questioning why. As a 45 year old man watching this YT, this is the very first time my eyes were opened to Kreese's corruption of his students when he told Johnny to "sweep the leg" and you can see Johnny shifting his eyes around trying to process the evil that he's just been told to perform. What a nuance that totally passed me by all these years.
God I still remember when I first saw this film thanks to all of you guys.
英語が分からずで残念ですが、このシリーズを何十回も見てる大ファンです🎵 私の先祖が沖縄人なのでミスター・ミヤギは私の師匠と思って日々過ごしてます😀
Being in my mid 40s and looking back at school, this film blended in like an almost mixed reality, people started taking karate lessons, showing off moves on the playground.
It's like the film became an entity of its self in life
This Movie made so many Core memories for so many people and will do for generations to come! Amazing people all round x
To me this movie is timeless even though parts of it are iconically 80s
Definitely a classic, the 80s were special, just a beautiful movie 🎬 will always watch it from time to time just gotta, brings me back to better days in America 🇺🇸
Sheesh… What an ending. Tears.
Amazing movie, amazing acting...wonderful lessons. So many leadership lessons; how to be human taught here. Thank you Mr. Morita (R.I.P.), et al.
This is Priceless! Brings me Tears of joy. At 42. This was my Childhood Nestalgia.
Thank you!
- hELLA HUNG
This classic movie 🎥 of the karate kid 1984 well for me is a true story because I was bullied very badly 😳 and martial arts save me i appreciate this 🎥 movie
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@@themakingofyourfavs5066 you are welcome 😊 🙏 ☺
I hope you are doing ok now. Bullying shouldn’t have happened to you.
@@kristywilliams7840 Amen 🙏 yes you are so right ✅ 👏 🙌 Kristy
@@kristywilliams7840 and I am doing great 👍
Cobra Kai season 4 brought me here. Badass is all i gotta say
I loved this movie in the 80s and I still love it. It peaked my interest in Karate. I am close to my level 6 in Krav Maga, and Krav Maga is a lot like Cobra Kai. It's hardcore fighting that is about devastating attacks more than defense. In fact, the motto in our class is 'There is no defense without an offensive attack.'
Bill Conti is a goddamn genius the way he manipulated emotions thru music.
Yes! A wonderful composer indeed.
I think one of the things that also helped this movie is the popularity of Star Wars. Return of the Jedi had come out the year before and well at the time what kid didn't like Star Wars and the mysticism of the force. Suddenly here comes a movie that makes karate seem almost like magic and Daniel's training took us back to Luke Skywalker's training starting with Obi Wan then Yoda (who like Miyagi also speaks in riddles). But the Karate Kid made martial arts look and feel much like the force in Star Wars. Mr. Miyagi was like a realistic life like Yoda instead of a rubber puppet who methods and philosophy applied more to our world than some galaxy far far away. Karate was a real thing and every kid wanted to be a Jedi, well what is the next best thing? Being a Karate master.
Wow, excellent point!
This is spot on
This film brings back my martial arts days this is a classic and always will be this is one movie they should have never re-made
Excellent that was cool great documentary great reliving this great movie fantastic hearing stories from the actors and writer director RIP Pat Morita aka Mr Miyagi without him it wouldn't of been the same much respect and gratitude 🙏
Brings happy tears to my eyes watching this great movie ,great messages ,great actors
For me, this beautifully written story is timeless as it hits on real human emotions of hope, admiration, conflict, discipline, trust, and above all, friendship and love. ☯️
That was a very nice featurette. I have the Karate Kid series on DVD and blue ray but I don’t think I have ever seen this video. Thanks to whoever posted it.
Kudos to Pat Morita RIP. Great creation!
i can't believe the gag about billy being booed from how i met your mother had some basis reality that he actually got booed on set thats got me in stitches
Thank you very much my friend 😀
I watched Karate Kid 1, 2 and 3 back in the day in the cinemas. When Miyago slapped his hands to fix Daniels leg.. so loud in the cinema! I still have the movie ticket for #3
One big thanks from italy for this film that remind me when I was fifteen WONDERFUL ,GREAT
Go find your balance. So many sayings that hit your core. Now my children are experiencing this wonderful movie.
Kids told me about Cobra Kai series, i was like..i know what that is.
We sat and watched KK 1-3, My daughter said "they hust dont make movies like this anymore dad"
Made me think back to seeing these in the theaters.
What a time to grow up!
Connecting these generations of family through a few short episodes.
Genius.
Can you imagine all that was shot and actually captured in total, and then that editor and composer wielding the film down to those last critical parts, finishing touches, to end with that last product of a film?
RIP --Pat Morita . .. . what an awesome Human Being, I'm 45 now, I watched the Karate Kid as a Teen, Bruce Lee is the Reason I got into Martial Arts----But Karate Kid ---I Feel kept me in it. It Inspired me. I felt like that at those Karate tournaments in the 90's Nervous, scared, excited, etc. It Really brings back wonderful memories for me. Then growing up and Teaching Kids and adults Karate and Martial arts was a Blessing. I Loved this Movie and Series too, Cobra Kai-- An awesome come back and continuation of the saga and introducing it to all the Millennials too is pretty awesome. My 13 year old son Loves it too. 😊 An AWESOME 80'S FILM a CLASSIC that will go down in History!!!!
i loved all 5 movies
Miyagi Forever ♥
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Just realized the "give him a body bag" kid, ends up in a body bag in kobra kai, funny little call-back.
I remember when I found out Mr miyagi could not do karate in real life now I'm finding out he has an American accent in real life also
Yep, had the same feeling first time I've realized that on his interviews.
This clip from Pat Morita's stand-up comedy routine should shock you further - th-cam.com/video/rMrVk4anT6w/w-d-xo.html
wesley cornelius
That's what acting is all about
Michael K
Good link! Only gripe, you have nothing to do with, is the time stamp right in his face
Billy was such a natural in martial arts. If he continued training he would be really good.
19:05
I feel like Johnny should have said that to Dan in Cobra Kai when Dan is drunk and at Johnny's place after Silver beat him up: "In case you don't remember, I handed you the trophy when you won that day. I always thought you were the better man. Be the better man now."
drunk miyagi is the most hilarious moment in the film.
RIP Pat Morita!! A soul too beautiful for this earth 💜🙏🏼
I LOVE these movies...hard stop. And Kobra Kai on Netflix is AMAZING!!! You get a whole other take on things. It is SUCH a great show! Wish Pat could be arould to have see it.
All the 80s gathered in one movie.... masterpiece . and the nostalgia really hits harder than Johnys illegal elbows
Breath taking.I'm speachless 🙏😑 thank you from New Zealand ✌😎
That music is phenomenal!
11:47 min the true hero, Pat Jhonson , the true karate guy!
R.I.P. Pat Morita
Miss karate kid part 1 to 4 . Yes! Godbless
Watch Cobra Kai
20:17 This ending. Wow. RIP Pat Morita.😢
This is freakin beautiful what a epic movie.
Who here cried like a bitch, seeing Mr Miyagi flashback on the 1st season of Cobra Kai. 39yo btw.
Yes Mr Miyagi lives on forever! Played by Mr Pat Morita, Especially with this generation! But it’s also a reminder of being a young preteen in the 80’s.
I am a Practising karate student and grew up with karate kid, Now 48 and my kids have seen all 3 karate kid movies and are hooked on Kobra kai. It's unique a True Classic. 👊 Osu!
The rawness...💯
@20:46 when Pat said "Earth people" it really hits different. R. I. P. Mr. Miyagi!!!
Wnderful movie.
Magic❤
I first knowed Miyagi, but then I appreciated the real Noriyuke Morita and all his sayings and motivation advices. A part within him was a real Miyagi. Thank you Nori🙏🛡️🕯️