I always wished in this final scene, they'd show flash backs of Daniel unleashing on Johnny, his friends and The Chozen in one clip and then finally remembering all the killer moves he learned of the past and then utterly destroying Barnes. It just needed more. Climax needs to be a true Climax. There was so much they could have done. It's like Daniel forgot everything he learned. Come on Daniel! Avildsen himself said 3 is bad. He rushed it, and hated the script. It was more for the money and to get it out because it was due for a sequel.
I posted on other threads that if the actor was alive it would STILL be better for his character to be dead from a story standpoint both because its realistic (the character was older than the actor I think) and also because dealing with the loss of his mentor is a great part of Daniel's character development. If the actor was still alive then dreams, flashbacks or hallucinations etc could be used for him. Similar to how "Koba" died in the 2nd of the new Planet of the Apes movies and still appeared several times in the 3rd movie (or Obi Wan in Star Wars).
honestly i am glad that Mr. Miyagi is not a part of the Cobra Kai series. It shows that life moves on and that we suffer losses. It would be too much if an adult Daniel always runs to him for advice. He has to find his own way now.
I'd really love to see a scene where Johnny visits Miyagi's grave, thanking him for saving his life at the start of Karate Kid 2. I think its over due.
"It´s okay lose to an opponent, must not to lose to fear. You stay in focus. Daniel-san, your best karate still inside. Now time let out". Always gets me. A life lesson for us all. Mr Miyagi truly is the GOAT of this franchise. A true mentor. It was SOOO satisfying to see in CK S5 finale how Daniel went on Miyagi-mode at the end
I agree seeing that seen got me emotional because I think of my og from block that’s still grinding on my block since the 70s he always give me good advice about life him and my uncle June bug
@@joshuabn5794 so what. Daniel Laruso could beat your as anytime. Even Mike Barnes didn't stand a chance. Mr myagi Teacht him morning exercise and pretended to teach him car wash exercises, because he wanted Daniel to wash all of his oldtimers to safe some money, it still was enough to rip of the bases of Johnny, choozen and Barnes.. So at the end of day it was a full success mission completed
@@marcelpraha6421 No, that's unlikely. If such a person can defeat someone, then only in the movies and not in reality. I wonder if that actor does any kind of martial arts in real life? I would recommend that he take up training, but not in “morning exercises,” but in real, practical mixed martial arts.
I don't know how any of those 3 @$$H0L3$ can have any self esteem left? They got slaughtered in a fight by a pudgy man half their size and at least 3 decades older than them. If I was an elite martial artist and got completely dominated by someone like that my self esteem would be so low I would not even want to show my face in public again.
I do not get how Silver, Kreese or Barnes could have any self esteem left after getting destroyed almost effortlessly by a little elderly guy like that. They should have had no self esteem left after that.
Mr. Miyagi's shout is meant to yank Daniel out of despair. It made him a receptive student. The bow he gives his teacher is a thank you. Daniel does this particular kata to distract Barnes. His final position is a trap, patiently waiting for any attack. Barnes is forced to come in blindly, and Daniel simply flips him. I find this ending fits with the others. When Daniel is forced past his fears, the way to defeat his opponent becomes simple. Miyagi saying that he must not lose to fear is an understatement. The kata is really a centering technique, a gathering of all focus, energy, and willpower. They think he's crazy, but he's just calm. Great stuff.
"It's ok to lose to an opponent, you must not lose to fear!"~Mr. Miyagi What an epic line in this final fight. Man I miss the late great Pat Morita😢 This entire franchise gives me those feel good goose bumps. Mr. Miyagi was full of REAL life lessons anyone can apply in real life.
My all time *favorite* part in this scene is when Mr. Miaygi, ( sorry I spelled his name wrong ), ran to Daniel side and gave ( Daniel ) an " encouragement " speech. That part ALWAYS melted my heart. 😩😫
I'm so glad they brought this character back in Cobra Kai and Mike found his redemption I hope he comes back in the new season I like his evolution of the character
I was raised on Pat Morita as Miyagi - long long before I ever discovered he was a comic, and a comedic actor. It's such a testament to how effective he was an actor to be so believable as Miyagi over that original trilogy.
Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita really sold the father/mentor relationship. Right when Daniel & Mr. Miyagi's eyes linked, you could tell the lights were on and they were Sympatico. #WaxOnWaxOff
It was a wasted opportunity that the actor Sean Kanan did not film a series of action movies involving martial arts where he is the hero. He totally had the charisma for it.
While I agree he should've done more karate movies I think his career choice of acting in the soap operas young and the restless bold and the beautiful and general hospital was a better career choice
The best thing about this is the excitement at the end and how Daniel raised Mr. Miagi's arm to show the audience who he believed was the true champion.
Honestly, at 8:38 when the music kicks in is just perfect, it really makes it feel like Daniel was reaching a new level or changing into a different person.
After having a fight to the death with Chozen, who to me, seems way more experienced overall than Barnes, Daniel shouldn't have any fear at all at this point. If Barnes was in part 2 and Chozen was in part 3, it'd make more sense.
*Takes out shotgun and shoots Daniel in the face* "That's it, Barnes, one more time and you're disqualified! Buckshot to the face, penalty point, score is nothing-nothing."
Did 2 happen after 3? Because I find it hard to believe that he goes to Japan, fights an actual death match, and then comes back to get terrified in a normal tournament. He should have been like 'pfff at least this guy doesn't have a blade."
@@RodneyJ920 that's even crazier! I just looked it up, it's like 6 months! He fought a death match in the summer and by December he's scared of a normal tournament. It's like he forgot everything.
@@TheWereman84Even more messed up is that we get no conclusion with Kumiko. I know Daniel's relationship story isn't as important as him learning to stand up for himself and others, but at least we got proper conclusions with Ali and Jessica. As far as I can tell, Daniel was trying to cheat on Kumiko.
@@nascarfanatic2425 Yet even more messed up was that in Karate Kid Part III, Daniel's entire apartment complex was torn down . And in the first Season 1 of Cobra Kai the whole complex was rebuilt brick by brick to the way it was.
Amazing how they can make movies with everyone involved giving their best. The guy playing Barnes was sick I believe during the filming of the final fight.
It's set in 85, but I find it strange that both Barnes and Larusso are still under 18. Larusso is already a few months out of high school, and Barnes is hopping around on his own fighting in tournaments across the country and entering legally binding contracts with shady millionaires. Same with Daniel and Mr. Miyagi with the tree business. Kinda doesn't make sense. Wouldn't they both have to at least be 18 to do that?!!
So He fought Chosen to Death, in Okinawa, and then went back home, and chickened out against a guy that chosen could destroy in a heartbeat? That’s what I hated about this movie. You’d think after having fought for his life in Okinawa, against a true Karate master he’d go on the third one to take on a challenge where the stakes are higher, with a more dramatic arc, but fighting in the All Valley championship again… and with no fighting evolution after the experiences of the first 2. What a disappointment. I can’t stress enough how much I hated this movie. Pat Morita and Ralp Macchio were great, but the writing…. Absolutely lazy.
@@TheLegoJoker Especially since we never got an actual conclusion with Kumiko. The other two girls we did get a conclusion with. Ali's conclusion with Daniel might not have been good, but at least that had a conclusion as to what came out of it. Jessica ultimately friend-zoned Daniel, but again, there was a conclusion. We don't see what happened with Daniel and Kumiko. Did they just break up because he had to go back to the States? Did Chozen steal her from Daniel? Did Kumiko die? I'm not exactly the biggest guy on romance, but you need to conclude your stories, and Daniel & Kumiko made for a nice couple. One I surprisingly thought was better than Daniel & Ali.
Sometimes the biggest battle in your life will be what you might regard as 'home territory'....thinking you have it all covered cos he was victorious once dont mean its a given he will always be victorious....this scene embodies that. In the first he battled a schoolnyard bully, in this film, he battled himself...put some respect on the movie! Peace, love and guidance always
Mr Miyagi had such honor. He knew theres always someone better and that eventually losing to someone was inevitable. But to lose to your own fear was doing yourself such a disservice.
Would have been great if Daniel had used silvers techniques in the beginning just to score the first 2 points then Barnes anticipates the next moves and starts beating on Daniel and then that’s when Mr. Miyagi steps in to motivate Daniel!! 🙌💪
"Your teacher is nothing and his karate is shit" Miyagi put you to sleep in less that a second, Mike. Then proceeded to dust the entire dojo with Kreese and Silver.
Looking back on these movies they were so corny and just weird, But I did learn from them. The greatest lesson was. Believe in yourself. You are much stronger than you realize. To thy own self be true!
Best thing Miyagi said:
It's OK to lose to Opponent
Must not lose to FEAR 💯👊
@@sneescampers that's pretty much what Miyagi said
I always wished in this final scene, they'd show flash backs of Daniel unleashing on Johnny, his friends and The Chozen in one clip and then finally remembering all the killer moves he learned of the past and then utterly destroying Barnes. It just needed more. Climax needs to be a true Climax. There was so much they could have done. It's like Daniel forgot everything he learned. Come on Daniel! Avildsen himself said 3 is bad. He rushed it, and hated the script. It was more for the money and to get it out because it was due for a sequel.
I'm agree with you. But Laruso did'nt show anything. The match could be won by Barnes . He's very agressive and prepared to face the fight
@@victorhugozamaconaugalde3872 most definitely I always thought Larusso was a wimp, but that Mr Miyagi Speech tho
I thought the turning point in the fight was after Miyagi yelled "KICK HIS ASS SEABASS!"
Mr. Miyagi & Daniel always had this special bond. Like father & son❤🔥
Terry seems to have a different relation with his students 6:50
The rubbing hands too xD
The ONLY missing element in the Cobra Kai franchise is Mr. Miyagi. Even so, the writers have done an INCREDIBLE job of honoring the character!
I posted on other threads that if the actor was alive it would STILL be better for his character to be dead from a story standpoint both because its realistic (the character was older than the actor I think) and also because dealing with the loss of his mentor is a great part of Daniel's character development. If the actor was still alive then dreams, flashbacks or hallucinations etc could be used for him. Similar to how "Koba" died in the 2nd of the new Planet of the Apes movies and still appeared several times in the 3rd movie (or Obi Wan in Star Wars).
They can always add Myagi, they just cant add Pat Morita
With today's technology they literally could add Pat Morita.
honestly i am glad that Mr. Miyagi is not a part of the Cobra Kai series. It shows that life moves on and that we suffer losses. It would be too much if an adult Daniel always runs to him for advice. He has to find his own way now.
I'd really love to see a scene where Johnny visits Miyagi's grave, thanking him for saving his life at the start of Karate Kid 2. I think its over due.
Mike takes out a hidden knife and jabs Daniel. “That’s it, Barnes, one more time and you’re disqualified!”
🤣 yeah
Rotfl 😂
I swear you guys rip on me thirteen or fourteen more times, I’m out of here
"i said bow"
*doesnt bow*
"me'h whatevs"
Daneil son you best Karate still in here!
Now take this gun and END THIS NOW!
"It´s okay lose to an opponent, must not to lose to fear. You stay in focus. Daniel-san, your best karate still inside. Now time let out".
Always gets me. A life lesson for us all. Mr Miyagi truly is the GOAT of this franchise. A true mentor. It was SOOO satisfying to see in CK S5 finale how Daniel went on Miyagi-mode at the end
I always remember this scene when im afraid to do something, and it helps
Goosebumps
Mr. Miyagi and Duke from Rocky are some of the best "teachers" one can get.
Total Yoda wisdom
Always push through fear.
When Daniel bows to Miyagi, I tear up every time.
Me too 😢
The best thing about this scene is the father/mentor like relationship Mr. myagi and Daniel has. That is really powerful
I agree seeing that seen got me emotional because I think of my og from block that’s still grinding on my block since the 70s he always give me good advice about life him and my uncle June bug
The old samurai didn't educate him anything - they only did morning exercises))) 😆
@@joshuabn5794 so what. Daniel Laruso could beat your as anytime. Even Mike Barnes didn't stand a chance. Mr myagi
Teacht him morning exercise and pretended to teach him car wash exercises, because he wanted Daniel to wash all of his oldtimers to safe some money, it still was enough to rip of the bases of Johnny, choozen and Barnes.. So at the end of day it was a full success mission completed
@@marcelpraha6421 No, that's unlikely. If such a person can defeat someone, then only in the movies and not in reality. I wonder if that actor does any kind of martial arts in real life? I would recommend that he take up training, but not in “morning exercises,” but in real, practical mixed martial arts.
@@joshuabn5794 but what about kyokushinkai karate... It's not from Okinawa, the birth place of karate. Created by maso oyama.. Check it out
There will never be another Pat Morita
What about Jackie Chan?...
@@PigeonPluckerMr Miyagi is better than Mr Han.
Bruce Lee?
@@PigeonPlucker Jackie Chan? Are you serious????
@@PigeonPlucker You must be joking.
It's funny when Barnes starts insulting Miyagi's karate after Miyagi previously took him out in a few seconds at the Cobra Kai dojo.
On to musí dát 3:11
Daniel's reaction to it all was perfect. The shock and motivation he needed to leap over his hurdle
Along with Silver & Kreese
I don't know how any of those 3 @$$H0L3$ can have any self esteem left? They got slaughtered in a fight by a pudgy man half their size and at least 3 decades older than them.
If I was an elite martial artist and got completely dominated by someone like that my self esteem would be so low I would not even want to show my face in public again.
I do not get how Silver, Kreese or Barnes could have any self esteem left after getting destroyed almost effortlessly by a little elderly guy like that. They should have had no self esteem left after that.
I LIKE HOW DANIELS FOCUS CHANGED AND HIS KATA WAS SPOT ON IN THIS SCENE
Much like the cocky turned "oh shit" expression on Silver's face.
@@synthsolutionmusic Lol, yeah, that was awesome. He knew that Barnes might be in trouble, due to his overconfidence.
Mr. Miyagi's shout is meant to yank Daniel out of despair. It made him a receptive student. The bow he gives his teacher is a thank you. Daniel does this particular kata to distract Barnes. His final position is a trap, patiently waiting for any attack. Barnes is forced to come in blindly, and Daniel simply flips him. I find this ending fits with the others. When Daniel is forced past his fears, the way to defeat his opponent becomes simple. Miyagi saying that he must not lose to fear is an understatement. The kata is really a centering technique, a gathering of all focus, energy, and willpower. They think he's crazy, but he's just calm. Great stuff.
When barnes crony says "get the point his hallucinating" always makes me laugh 🤣
@shgarli45hahahahaha GET EM IN A BODY BAG…..hyack hyack hyack hyack hyack hyack hyack
"It's ok to lose to an opponent, you must not lose to fear!"~Mr. Miyagi
What an epic line in this final fight. Man I miss the late great Pat Morita😢 This entire franchise gives me those feel good goose bumps.
Mr. Miyagi was full of REAL life lessons anyone can apply in real life.
Mr Miyagi fought in WW2. Karate trained. He knows his shit.
this is why Daniel became a successful man while Johnny Lawrence a failure, the teaching of their respective senseis
Anyone else exited for cobra Kai season 6? I still watch these old movies but I like how cobra Kai shows how Kreese and Silver are attached.
If we all had mentors and friends like Miyagi, none of us would go in the wrong direction in life.
My all time *favorite* part in this scene is when Mr. Miaygi, ( sorry I spelled his name wrong ), ran to Daniel side and gave ( Daniel ) an " encouragement " speech.
That part ALWAYS melted my heart. 😩😫
I'm so glad they brought this character back in Cobra Kai and Mike found his redemption I hope he comes back in the new season I like his evolution of the character
Miyagi thinking: “Heh. I killed a guy at one of these things.”
I was raised on Pat Morita as Miyagi - long long before I ever discovered he was a comic, and a comedic actor. It's such a testament to how effective he was an actor to be so believable as Miyagi over that original trilogy.
Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita really sold the father/mentor relationship. Right when Daniel & Mr. Miyagi's eyes linked, you could tell the lights were on and they were Sympatico. #WaxOnWaxOff
I wonder if Daniel is wearing the same belt that Ali stole right before the first tournament. 🤣
Technically, Mr. Miyagi "stole" it but he said Buddha provided. #WaxOnWaxOff
@@boilerboy thinking back, you are correct. He took it and snuck it to Ali, so she was his accomplice. 🤣
It was miagi do were a bunch of un honorable theives. They should really look to embrace cobra kai and Terry silvers values and philosophies.
Wouldn't surprise me at all if it's the same one.
Nope he's wearing the one from JCPenney 3.19 you like
Cant believe I was 4 when this came out when I use to watch all 3 Karate kid movies everyday as a kid. Now me and my son Watch Cobra Kai
I was 15 and in high school when it came out
Nobody embodied honesty, compassion, and fair play more than Terry Silver.
😂😂
Not unless they changed the definitions of Honesty, Compassion, and Fair Play.
@@michaelmaston4702 Yeah if they changed it to dishonesty, prejudice and inhumanity. 😂😂
Tom
Don't be taken by Mr. Silver's words
That's funny...
Back when movies truly made you feel.
To be fair, today's movies also make me feel... like vomiting...
Enormous and interesting to watch on TV.
I only can give u one like!!!
Met Mike Barnes at a bar in Studio City back in 2007. Was super cool. We talked martial arts and women for awhile lol
8:41 that beginning stance gave me chills as a kid and still does now. so good
Ref was savage. Daniel just takes an absolute beat down.. “On your line LaRusso!”.
Best motivational speech in movie history. Miyagi, best mentor in movie history.
He was also in Happy Days.
RIP Pat.....your the man sir
It was a wasted opportunity that the actor Sean Kanan did not film a series of action movies involving martial arts where he is the hero. He totally had the charisma for it.
Idk about being the hero. Maybe the @sshole who gets wrecked.🤣 he just plays the douche too well.
He did Y&R instead
While I agree he should've done more karate movies I think his career choice of acting in the soap operas young and the restless bold and the beautiful and general hospital was a better career choice
The best thing about this is the excitement at the end and how Daniel raised Mr. Miagi's arm to show the audience who he believed was the true champion.
I like how Barnes is that unhinged
Years later he becomes a strict drill sergeant for Miyagi-Fang, both Miyagi-Do and Eagle Fang dojos
Just remember that it's most likely that Terry was high on cocaine during this scene.
Honestly, at 8:38 when the music kicks in is just perfect, it really makes it feel like Daniel was reaching a new level or changing into a different person.
Goose bumps!!! When the music drops, everybody on the planet uttered “aawweee shit!!!”
"Get"em Mike, he's Hallucinating," cracks me up every time
Butt kicked through the whole movie just to win with a dance move
🤣 Qrazy
Mr. Miyagi always had the straight right answer to what the situation was
“The best karate is kept inside…now it’s time to let out!” Whew! -Mr. Miyagi 💪🏽🙌🏽❤️
LOVE PAT AND RALPH. Great chemistry.
After having a fight to the death with Chozen, who to me, seems way more experienced overall than Barnes, Daniel shouldn't have any fear at all at this point. If Barnes was in part 2 and Chozen was in part 3, it'd make more sense.
He was fighting for the girl too though. Added strength
I think it’s cos silver is so manipulative
Ha!! Barnes lost to Daniel-San because he walked like an Egyptian 😅
I think the music plays a big part in scenes...the built up instramental really makes the scene👌 excellent
And finally the hug Daniel has wanted the whole time lol
“Look over @ the slope.” Dialogue used in the 80’s you’ll never hear in movies again.
These grown men took a high school tournament too seriously. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how Daniel had a fight to death in okinawa and cant beat this dude
*Takes out shotgun and shoots Daniel in the face*
"That's it, Barnes, one more time and you're disqualified! Buckshot to the face, penalty point, score is nothing-nothing."
When Terry Silver was in KK 3 - he was an old adult and Daniel was a boy. Now in Cobra Kai they are both Old Adults. Such magic.
Did 2 happen after 3? Because I find it hard to believe that he goes to Japan, fights an actual death match, and then comes back to get terrified in a normal tournament. He should have been like 'pfff at least this guy doesn't have a blade."
That's the crazy part of the story. If you actually look at the timeline of the Karate Kid.....its all one year.
@@RodneyJ920 that's even crazier! I just looked it up, it's like 6 months! He fought a death match in the summer and by December he's scared of a normal tournament. It's like he forgot everything.
@@TheWereman84Even more messed up is that we get no conclusion with Kumiko. I know Daniel's relationship story isn't as important as him learning to stand up for himself and others, but at least we got proper conclusions with Ali and Jessica. As far as I can tell, Daniel was trying to cheat on Kumiko.
@@nascarfanatic2425 Yet even more messed up was that in Karate Kid Part III, Daniel's entire apartment complex was torn down . And in the first Season 1 of Cobra Kai the whole complex was rebuilt brick by brick to the way it was.
All these comments are so funny 😂
The last laughing roar out of Daniel at the end is the beating heart of New Jersey.
Imagine performing a kata during a kumite match. 😀
Funny how the tables turned, Terry ends up sending Kreese to prison and Barnes helps Daniel with his dojo.
Amazing how they can make movies with everyone involved giving their best. The guy playing Barnes was sick I believe during the filming of the final fight.
Excellent movie excellent scene
1984 it was the All Valley under 18 championship 5 years later they are still under 18! gotta love the 80s
Its funny how the entire Karate Kid series takes place within a year.
Karate kid 3 is set in 1985
It's set in 85, but I find it strange that both Barnes and Larusso are still under 18. Larusso is already a few months out of high school, and Barnes is hopping around on his own fighting in tournaments across the country and entering legally binding contracts with shady millionaires. Same with Daniel and Mr. Miyagi with the tree business. Kinda doesn't make sense. Wouldn't they both have to at least be 18 to do that?!!
So He fought Chosen to Death, in Okinawa, and then went back home, and chickened out against a guy that chosen could destroy in a heartbeat? That’s what I hated about this movie. You’d think after having fought for his life in Okinawa, against a true Karate master he’d go on the third one to take on a challenge where the stakes are higher, with a more dramatic arc, but fighting in the All Valley championship again… and with no fighting evolution after the experiences of the first 2. What a disappointment. I can’t stress enough how much I hated this movie. Pat Morita and Ralp Macchio were great, but the writing…. Absolutely lazy.
No one cares what you think
9 people do in internet land so far
Dude mike destroys chozen
Definitely would have made more sense if part three came before part 2.
@@TheLegoJoker Especially since we never got an actual conclusion with Kumiko. The other two girls we did get a conclusion with. Ali's conclusion with Daniel might not have been good, but at least that had a conclusion as to what came out of it. Jessica ultimately friend-zoned Daniel, but again, there was a conclusion. We don't see what happened with Daniel and Kumiko. Did they just break up because he had to go back to the States? Did Chozen steal her from Daniel? Did Kumiko die? I'm not exactly the biggest guy on romance, but you need to conclude your stories, and Daniel & Kumiko made for a nice couple. One I surprisingly thought was better than Daniel & Ali.
NEVERS GETS OLD !!!
Great movies
"You stay focused!!" Iconic
Bruh at this 8:40 mark is GOD LEVEL synchronization between emotion and melody
Honesty, compassion…. & fair play
Mr. Miyagi was the best, wasn't he? We miss Pat Morita.
He should have used the drum technique LOL
5:31 clean 😂😄
Miyagi made this movie special but in the end, those moves to beat his fear was a classic
I'm pretty sure at 3:21, Barnes pal says "Fu** him up Mike, fight him!" Possibly the only F bomb in the Karate kid trilogy.
The guy in the ice breaking bar in karate kid 2 says the F word.
Best Karate fights ever!!
The content is a cut above the rest. Keep setting the bar high!
A teacher is quiet in a test Daniel shows that he is the best and the rest drop like a fly❤❤❤😂
Barnes just walks right into defeat 😂
2:48 - Those suede shouldered suit jackets are BOSS.
My boi started pop lockin’ & whoop that A55!
Mike Barnes was a good guy, when Danny was about to quit Mike gave him the pep talk he needed to continue. Cobra Kai was always about fair play.
Reporter: Terry, why are you interested in watching two guys?
Terry: 6:50
Proof that Daniel would get destroyed in a streetfight by Barnes
Not anymore if you watched the Cobra Kai series, last season.
@@pauldesigncomics2625 cobra Kai is gay
@@JC500 ur dadda
Cobra Kai is ok, but definitely watered down
which makes no sense after beating Chozen in a fight to the death.
So talented Daniel 😅
Mike Barnes hair is insane, his side and back head hair is like 4 times longer than his top hair
何度見ても素晴らしい。
Sometimes the biggest battle in your life will be what you might regard as 'home territory'....thinking you have it all covered cos he was victorious once dont mean its a given he will always be victorious....this scene embodies that. In the first he battled a schoolnyard bully, in this film, he battled himself...put some respect on the movie! Peace, love and guidance always
Segal looks pretty fit here.
"I have gotten so much from karate." Not enough to remove your shoes before stepping on the mat though.
Daniels, the worlds most epic wimp saved by plot armour once again.
The music just gets you...
thankyou sharing.
strength, trust, courage and hope is everything to the individual.
Mr Miyagi had such honor. He knew theres always someone better and that eventually losing to someone was inevitable. But to lose to your own fear was doing yourself such a disservice.
Would have been great if Daniel had used silvers techniques in the beginning just to score the first 2 points then Barnes anticipates the next moves and starts beating on Daniel and then that’s when Mr. Miyagi steps in to motivate Daniel!! 🙌💪
That would of been great
"Your teacher is nothing and his karate is shit"
Miyagi put you to sleep in less that a second, Mike. Then proceeded to dust the entire dojo with Kreese and Silver.
Damn! This film is over 35 years old, and I just now recognize the announcer at 2:48 is Rick Hurst. Deputy Cletus Hogg from "The Dukes of Hazzard."
Today...
Mike Barnes has a Doberman named Daniel and he works at KFC.
I think Pat Morita was the real karate kid.
I can't believe I bought a car from this kid...
Was it a rice burner?
Did he chop the price for you?
Looking back on these movies they were so corny and just weird, But I did learn from them. The greatest lesson was. Believe in yourself. You are much stronger than you realize. To thy own self be true!
Miyagi. Is awesome. You the best student,now time let out!!
Hard to believe this film came out the same year as Teenage mutant ninja turtles and Ghostbusters
Wrong. TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES THE MOVIE Was Released In 1990.
I don't see why Daniel feared Mike when he faced Chosen who tried to kill him.
It's like Daniel Larusso forgot he fought an Okinawan death match like a year ago.
can’t wait to see kreece see mike barnes
At 7:09---listen closely---someone says "LETS GO DANNY---YA GOTTA TURN IT AROUND!"-----wake up call!!!
Get him a bodybag Yaaaaaaaaaaaa!!
Rip Rob Garrison