The Karate Kid Comparison: 1984 vs 2010 HD CLIP
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What’s the movie about?
Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) is a teenager taught karate by Mr. Miyagi (Pat Morita) in order to help defend himself and compete in a tournament against his bullies, one of which is Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka).
© 1984 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
What’s the movie about?
Dre (Jaden Smith) is the new kid at school after moving from the US to China. He is bullied by a kung fu prodigy. Dre befriends maintenance man Mr Han (Jackie Chan) who happens to be a kung fu expert. Mr Han starts to teach him martial arts.
© 2010 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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In the original Johnny was just trying to teach Daniel a lesson, while in the remake Cheng was literally trying to kill Dre.
dude if i had to fight cheng i would just focus and remake john cena moves
does Johnny the one who kick him in the leg? I got confused cuz I don't watch The original one and I currently starting to watch kobra kai.
@@zouths9194 it was Bobby Brown who hit Daniel on the leg and got Disqualified.
@@zouths9194 don't watch COBRA KAI (get the name right) if you haven't watched the original karate kid trilogy. it won't be as enjoyable
@@ItaliaPonticorvo too late, I binged and enjoyed 3 seasons in less than 2 days. And yeah, I missed the name there. 😂
1984:The Karate Kid
2010:The Kung Fu Kid
Yeah, why does it say Karate?
@@AB3L30NE Your asking the real questions XD
It says it cuz Dre thought he was learning karate but at the end he knew he was learning kung fu
@@AB3L30NE It's a reboot of the the original Karate Kid, can't change the title, duh
Who cares the fights are way better
1984 bully in the movie: Wants to teach the main character a simple lesson
2010 bully in the remake movie: Wants to literally kill the main character
Umm but Johnny literally would have killed Daniel in the Halloween party even the director confirmed this quit being bias.
@@trevorphilips9065 TRUE,VERY TRUE
@@trevorphilips9065 Usually the one saying that is only watching Cobra Kai and just believe in whatever Johnny saying to Miguel like the incident between him, Daniel and Ali for example, but true Karate Kid who already watch KK1 already know, he is lying.
Copycat comment.
Imagine him teaching a karate dojo
the bully in the karate kid 2010 was really scary
LJ Parker You are so correct
Karate kid (2010) is a better movie fighting than original one but the original one got better story
The beating dre took was way more intense than daniel’s
guizera01 01 I told you this kind of karate is better than the original fight but it doesn’t matter the karate kid (1984) and cobra Kai got better stories
@@Opticify fr
I don’t care what anyone says, I think both movies are great.
Same
Same
Original better
@lalo 38th not a remake tho, just another movie.
Sucks to be you
I prefer the original but I still love Jackie Chan, he's amazing
I agree like i said both! Jaden and Ralph but not Hilary (the girl one)
Karate kid 2010 😎😎😎👌👌
Ohh common guys! The original Karate Kid (1984) has their own legacy even this saga still running with the Cobra Kai series..
The story,
Direction,
Characters arcs,
Music and BGM,
Screen play and many more..
Nobody can beat Mr. Miyagi
(The best mentor ever in the history)
as much as I love Jackie Chan, nobody compares to Pat Morita as Miyagi
Me too
What I really like is how Daniel learned Japanese Karate, Johnny learned American Karate, which was derived from Vietnam, which was derived from Korea, which probably goes further back, all Ik is that it's Tang Soo Do. While Dre learns Chinese Kung Fu. It's a good mix of 3 different martial arts.
I really don't know what you meant, about Kung Fu, there's no American or Americanized Kung Fu, all the Kung Fu sifus teaches you real Chinese Kung Fu.
@@lastsonofkrypton25 That's literally exactly what I said. I never once said anything about "American Kung Fu"
Daniel learned Okinawan Karate (Miyagi-Do Karate was inspired by Gōjū-ryū). Japanese Karate is different from traditional Okinawan Karate styles.
nothing beats the og i mean come on kreese was just terrifying and mr miagi was the greatest mentor
hellll no master li was scary as fuck..... mfka would body kreese any day
@@teekxoxo no he wouldn’t
@@teekxoxo facts bruh he slapped his own learner
@@eesa.m4 bruh he would
@@eesa.m4 yes he would
I watched 2010 ver without knowing that it was a remake and it was my fav movie in my childhood. I watched the original version recently and I loved it too, but I got a lot of memories with the 2010 ver. Plus the original version shows "karate" competition while the remake shows kung-fu, they kept the name just for nostalgia and that's why the fights are intense in the remake. Both the movies are great they can't be compared.
Yes they Can. 2010 Wins
I prefer the og karate kid because there’s something about Mr. Miyagi that carried the movie. Mr. Miyagi literally became my sensei after I finished all the karate series.
you know him irl?
@@djeyusufsufuskjs653 i dont know him irl but he became my mentor in life
@@djeyusufsufuskjs653 its used figuratively, ik because same happened to me
@@djeyusufsufuskjs653 Bruh no one knows him irl he died in 2005.
@@BogusLettuce Umm . . .Lots of people knew him in real life, lol.
Original will always be the original but why I prefer watching the 2010 ver. is because I think the fight scenes, especially Cheng's, look more brutal and intimidating. And it fits his character more, since his sensei thought him, and his friends, to be merciless against an opponent. So the protagonist had more reason to be scared to fight with them and then to overcome this fear of his. I just get impressed with Cheng's scenes. His stand and his moves were solid and strong. (so to me, it felt more realistic) Cheng was really THAT antagonist till the end of the movie and I like it.
The more brutal fight scenes is actually one of the reasons I REALLY DISLIKE this movie. It would be more acceptable if they were in their late teens like they were in the OG Karate Kid films but the main characters are literal babies. 12 year olds. It just throws me off a bit because of that
@@ludicrous23 such a L take
@@mohamedabdi801 what is that supposed to mean?
@@ludicrous23 it means ur opinion is trash
@@yehudadana7319 I'm sorry y'all can't handle the truth
I like the old one
Same
I like both of them Ralph & Jaden!
Wow you’re special
Same
I’d prefer the 1984.
@Cobra Kai Hawk Woah hawk how's it been lmao
Same
Me too
@Cobra Kai Hawk Um, I think u got ur grammar mixed up and misunderstood what he meant
m8, I've finally beat my...like count? ah nvm...
That finishing kick from the 2010 karate kid is pretty awesome.
It's bullshit. He never did it during the training, and now he's doing a backflip out of nowhere ? 😂
@@MrPOKER725 truly unrealistic lol
plus it has nothing to do with karate
It was pretty flashy
Kung Fu, not Karate. 2010 got everything right.
i grew up with the 2010 version, it holds a special place in my heart.
0:46 I felt bad for Dre here more than the original because it was harder for Dre Because He moved to another country with language he barley knows and not another state.
True. Dre is more sympathetic, IMO. Daniel is, too, of course, but Dre defo had it harder.
Cheng isn't the Johnny of this universe he really resembles chozen like how he tried to kill tre
YESSS
Johnny also tried to kill Daniel
@@trevorphilips9065 when?
@@cobrakai4life868 Halloween party
@@trevorphilips9065 no he only kicked him a few times
As legendary as the original is, I love 2010's version
Same here
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@@UA-camMagmavert M
Original stays the goat but the remake was nice with its fight scenes and overall edit
Mr. Miyagi: Daniel-San
Mr. Han: Xiao-Dre
I personally think both versions are great, but dang, the 2010 version really did deliver more with its fight scenes! Probably because it features KUNG FU instead of KARATE, but I really love the choreography more for some reason. Dre’s beating in the hands of Cheng definitely seemed way more brutal than Daniel’s beating in the hands of Johnny, IMO. Plus, hot take, but I prefer the tournament fights in this version. IDK, as great as the original’s tournament fights were, they felt a tad rushed to me, whereas this version takes its time, showing us many styles of kung fu and building up suspense if whether or not Dre can actually beat Cheng. And the payoff is more satisfying to me. Seeing Dre imitate the snake lady’s move is cooler than Daniel imitating the pelican kick, to me.
I think people still do not know that 2010 had more reviews and good critics than 1984, I love both, I grew up watching both but I have to say that I caught the 2010 one I would definitely choose that one to see it always.. there is only people who do not mature and say that "it is bad" just because they are childish since it is a "remake💀” in itself and has better movements, the plot and the performances of the protagonists are incredible. Period. ✌️
Correct logic.
Ok I agree with most of that but final hit looked like he was flying
1984 for sure, I mean come on now we are talking about Daniel vs Johnny, the best fights everrrr
i mean the fight lasted prob 2 mins soo...
@@Damian37342 2 minutes of quality fighting/acting. You want 15 minutes of bullshit choreography and sensless fighting?
@@ocean7849 true
@@chanoey-k6x thanks mate. It's the same with star wars. The fights in the og trilogy lasted for 4 minutes max.
@@ocean7849 I haven't seen star wars lmao 😂
I don’t care what anyone says. I like both The Karate Kid 1984 & 2010. Although I will say that the 2010 one is slightly better cause the og one is about karate and the remake is about kung fu. Plus kung fu is just more fluid. And Jaden Smith just played that role really great.
🤝
@@mahangshleshin7061 i must say though,i would rather kung fu over karate,not saying remake better,im just saying cheng style is wayy more brutal
then it should have been kung fu kid, not karate kid
karate kid 2010 ws actually such a good remake
They could've used a different title
@@Daniel-nm4gk not really, as it’s a remake...
@@ItaliaPonticorvo They use different titles for remakes all the time
@@Daniel-nm4gk name some
Pointless debate, they call it karate kid because it’s a direct remake, but they correctly identify their fighting as kung-fu in the movie. No name change required
1:07 the face Johnny makes is priceless 👌🤣
The last move from 2010 Was more spectacular than the one from 1984
The karate Kid sequels were not as good as the original so I'm glad 2010 didn't get one
@Xzy26Lx Cobra Kai is just nostalgia bait it's nowhere near the original
@Xzy26Lx and? Still nostalgia bait if it did the same with 2010 I would say the same thing an unnecessary sequel
@@MikeXeno365 it isnt lol, grow up already
@@klaus7354 we went from just karate to gang wars and your generic teenager drama it is not that deep 💀
Just recently watched the OG Trilogy and now I know why people love Ralph and Pat Morita. I grew up watching the 2010 but I like both versions equally.
It’s been ten years since karate 2010
11?
@@rAndomBoIY The comment was from 1 month ago
In 2020
2010 the best, better hand to hand combat, better relations from character to character, the story was amazing, setting in China was on point, just that martial arts movie for ya. Not some choppy hand to hand combat.
I prefer 2010: the philosophy is better, I think; fight scene staging is more dynamic and exciting; Cheng looks more convincingly as an antagonist, while Johnny Lawrence is more of an antihero (I’m not saying this is bad, but Johnny is much more badass in Cobra Kai rather than in Karate Kid); and, though I love Miyagi character very much, come on, it’s Jackie Chan)))
exactly 😂
I respect your opinion but continuously disagree
@@wildpidgey8578 same, imo nobody compares to mr. miyagi, even if its jackie chan and im a huge jackie fan
I understand Jackie chan is amazing as character of karate sensei but nothing compared to Pat Morita. Pat Morita brought tears to our eyes in part 2. I guess he was best karate sensei. Probably even better than Daniel and Johnny combined(spoiler alert for Cobra kai)
@@gaurangsathe50 I love Pat Morita’s acting, but if we take the first film only and not the franchise (because than Mr. Miyagi will certainly be inferior) I give my preference to Jackie and Mr. Han. I mean, the quality of his fight scenes (including the one that was deleted by some goddamn people) and Chan’s passion when his character talks about Kung-fu or teaches it to his student give him advantages in this comparison. It’s because Chan was studying Kung-fu for his entire lifetime, he loves it and understands its philosophy. No doubt, Pat Morita is an awesome actor, but he brilliantly portrays a master while Chan doesn’t simply need to do it because he IS a master.
I think both films have their own charm, the original film brought this amazing franchise and it's very iconic.
And the 2009 version does a pretty good job in adapting the film into modern times (without mentioning the awesome fight coreographies)
2010
I saw the 2010 movie in the cinema when it came out, and it was really good in theatre. I will always prefer the 1984 version, but the 2010 one has a really cool vibe to it and some interesting plot stuff that the older one doesn’t have.
2010 one is definitely a good remake
Nah
@@jeremygeorge8187 he said remake lmao
@@jeremygeorge8187 u are also here not respecting people opinions,who ever raised u,idk who did,but they did a horrible job cuz u dont respect people at all
no
Yeah
Jackie Chan bring the good vibes
Praise the original!!! This is the real Karate Kid, not Karate Kid but the movie fighting style is about Kung Fu.
Regardless of the style its still a good movie.
Dre parker had the cooler kick but Daniel larusso had the legandary kick
Actually, I was more impressed with Daniel's defense (blocks and movement) than with his kicks, even the famous last kick.
@@Elurin Dre defense and offense was way better than Daniel he look like captain America (mcu) when he fought Bucky
I grew up with the 2010 BUT I WATVHED THE 1980S KARATE KID FEW YEARS BACK NOTHING BEATS IT
@Chill no it doesnt
@Chill nothing beats Mr Miyagi.
@@DragoeditsIsBack yes it does
@@blackxmayne8852 No lmao. There is no comparision. It's like comparing a god to an ant 🐜
@@DragoeditsIsBack true
Dre suffered more than Daniel, he moved to another country with another language and Daniel in the same country and with the same language, Dre really had his leg broken for several seconds, Daniel was just kicked in the first fight With his bully he was charged and thrown while Daniel tripped over his bully's foot, but what makes me like the 2010 one more is the kick, while Dre does a spinning kick in the air including Daniel He does a straight, emotionless kick, apart from the fact that they don't put on exciting background music.
You're a good thinker. People don't factor in the things that make 2010 so great. They just want to fit in with the cringy 80s bs that just made no sense to martial arts or acting in general.
@@CaptainFALKEN Wdym. Their acting was phenomenal. Both were great. What's bs is how triggered people can be just because the original was better.
@@moseslalmuanpuia8988the original wasn’t better it was corny
It’s ironic that people who like the 2010 version more say that those who like the 1984 version more are blinded by nostalgia when that’s exactly what they are
@@tomlinson1710 the movie is 13 years old compared to that other ancient movie so it doesn’t apply. All the 80s karate kid fans are nostalgia babies
Well it was clear that Dre was the good fuy in the 2010 one but for the old one it's not very clear whether Daniel is good or not kinda seem like he was bad from a certain perspective
You were definitely born after the 80s lol. Back then it was 100% clear that Daniel LaRusso was the protagonist.
Nobody doubted that.
You been manipulated by UA-cam satire and Cobra Kai.
Even in Cobra Kai its depicted that Johnny was the bad guy. Only the character Johnny doesnt feel like it.
Those were just UA-cam comedy, you got fooled my friend
He did act mischievous once at washroom but from overall perspective Daniel was clearly the good guy
This is exactly why I find Daniel to be such a fascinating character! he is a hothead who does impulsive and somethimes stupid things. His journey is that he learns to control himself and think more before acting on his impulses. with Kreese as a mentor he could have gone a completely different route. haven't seen the remake yet but it would be interesting to see if these elements are carried over. from your comment, I would suspect they aren't.
he wasn't a bad character, just misunderstood and overly emotional
The way I can tell who has watched Kobra Kai in this comment section. Daniel's still clearly the good guy.
Never seen the 2010 version-IMO I don’t like remakes and don’t watch them-I want to leave karate kid on how I remember it one of the best movies I have seen in the ‘80’s. ‘80’s was the best
Agreed and I was born in 2007 lol
The 2010 remake is actually one of the few remakes that are good. Take my word for it.
2010 was better in every way. Real acting, real feels, real martial arts settings, real Kung Fu, real everything.
The 84 karate kid was just a decent idea.
i honestly enjoyed the remake more
It wasn't meant to replace the original.
bruh I was just randomly thinking about karate kid and look it up . And this vid just happened to be posted a day ago 😂
What an astonishing coincidence
the 2010 fight scenes are superior in every way
The Karate Kid Trilogy + Cobra Kai Series Vs The Kartate Kid Remake??? You gotta be kidding bro!!!
True man
I watched the original first and it was boring and cringy as hell. Probably the worst acting and martial arts that I ever seen. It was extremely unrealistic and 0 style and 0 form.
2010 got everything right with forms, setting, actors, music, passion, genuine feels and awesome fight scenes. I still watch it today all the time. It's a perfectly made movie.
@@CaptainFALKEN
Believe that the original core story gonna live forever.
The Karate Kid (1984)
This is a classic coming of age story. A story about a boy who has to face his fears and moving to a new environment.
The Karate lessons and fighting sequences in this film are incredible. I love the attitude that this movie brings to everyone, that fighting is the last option for any situation, whether it is verbal or physical.
The greatest part is the acting. You simply can't take away from either of the two leads, the chemistry between them is just perfect. Winning the tournament against the bullies is secondary, but the personal development is what comes first.
It remains a beloved nostalgia classic to this day, the career-defining roles for both Macchio and Morita, who received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his performance. The score for The Karate Kid was by Bill Conti.
KARATE KID (2010)
Its a remake film of an original american film and doesn't hold up to the originals. With that being said you will never get any sequels of this remake movie. This movie gets crapped on a lot for not being as good as the original.
KARATE KID TRILOGY & Cobra Kai's a great series and live forever in our heart.
It's also hard to ignore that THERE'S NO KARATE. I can’t really get over the fact that they called Karate Kid (2010) a movie about Kung Fu. He learns Kung-Fu from Han.
Are we even going to pretend like the 2010 Karate Kid is anywhere near as good as the Originals or as intense as Cobra Kai?
And yeah i agree with you that the fight scenes in this new movie frankly blow the original ones out of the water. The fighters are faster, more intense and have much more dynamic choreography. May be you got plenty of fightgasms from the remake movie.
Cobra Kai series ia the legacy of Karate Kid Trilogy. A dumb chinese remake film is nothing in front of these greatest storyline.
@@CaptainFALKEN Wtf? The 2010 fuckin copied the original, watch Cobra kai first
The remake is Kung-Fu, the original is Karate. I love usually the remake. But I love them both because to see how similar they look from scenes
the original and the remake was equally great!!
Nah the original was so much better
Yeah
Thr orginal is better
@@jeremygeorge8187 debatable
It Should be up, as it was a Great Film
The way jaden says hiya makes me laugh
I'd go with the 2010 remake.
Og is better
@@do4e849 og for the win!
1984 was 💩
@@CaptainFALKEN buncha gen z…
@@CaptainFALKEN bro I can’t watch the 2010 remake
The og is the best without a doubt
You gotta admit Jaden Smiths ending kick was pretty cool
Naw. It was plain stupid
@@ludicrous23 how? lmao
@@fwightsplug It was very unrealistic and WAY TOO over the top, especially compared to the original's crane technique. At least with a little practice everyone could pull it off, but it's straight up Hollywood magic that made Dre do that flying flip kick. It's dumb
@@ludicrous23 you're trying to hard lol keep crying
@@ludicrous23 why u hating
The original was so much better
Yep
I agree
In terms of acting and choreography, definitely not. But it’s more iconic cause it came first.
I still really enjoy the 2010 version, just because of Jackie Chan lol
Yep
1984 was karate. 2010 was Kung Fu.
The first one was great in 1984.
Original I only liked it cause of miyagi and Johnny but the remake I loved it for the fights and the tournament but the fighters were also great charcters along with the CGI it was just perfect and my childhood for me
5:33 this is the reason why i prefer the 84' than the 10s. Han is like "wtf is that form?"(Don't hate Jackie chan tho) and miyagi is just like "go f*cking do it kid even it's illegal".
What han wasnt like that stupid
Han knew what he was dozing
I think you didn’t watch the 10s carefully. Han said to Dre that it’s really hard and need a long time to learn that type of martial arts. Despite knowing it, Dre did that form. It’s the reason why Han act like that.
Han didn’t teach Dre how to do that form =)))))
Mr. Han was shocked because he knew exactly what it was and didn't know Dre was going to use it in competition. 2010 is actual Kung Fu and arts and 1984 had nothing to do with martial arts or good acting.
Team karate kid 1984
👇
Yep
1980 trilogy is better. Cobra Kai is the icing on the cake.
Look im gonna say it like this.
My heart is tellin me OG but my Brain is tellin me the 2010 version.
I just like the acting and fight mich more in 2010 (yeah i know it was 1984 and they didnt have stuff to make it better)
I also was born in 2002 and never heard about the OG one so i grew up first watching the 2010
Same
I was born close to that but I first watched the OG and still like it more
I also watched the remake first but the OG is definitely a lot better
@@theshamrockdolls9909 yes, i still think the remake is an okay movie, just not better than the og.
Good choice then. I watched the original first and it was boring and cringy as hell. Probably the worst acting and martial arts that I ever seen. It was extremely unrealistic and 0 style and 0 form.
2010 got everything right with forms, setting, actors, music, passion, genuine feels and awesome fight scenes. I still watch it today all the time. It's a perfectly made movie.
1984 Karate Kid will always be the best
2010 better
@@liltree8382 the best for beginners. 1984 rules
Stop saying the 2010 karate kid is a remake if it was it wouldn’t be a “cobra Kai” show. Nice day!
1984 I prefer but 2010 he does a sicker move at the end
2010 all fights look better 1984 look like they not even fighting fr this video proves it
@@bmgdann1023 1984 is a classic the reboot is mediocre…
I watched the original first and it was boring and cringy as hell. Probably the worst acting and martial arts that I ever seen. It was extremely unrealistic and 0 style and 0 form.
2010 got everything right with forms, setting, actors, music, passion, genuine feels and awesome fight scenes. I still watch it today all the time. It's a perfectly made movie.
@@CaptainFALKEN broo thank u 😂 i dnt even fight like them n could tell 1984 was fake asf
@@CaptainFALKEN exactly the fights were corny
1984: karate kid
2010: kung fu kid
They skipped the part where Mr. Han plucked a tooth paste cap at Dre's neck
Also skipped where Mr. Han Caught a fly with a chopstick. That was my favorite scene in the movie.
Nothing beats the original Karate Kid.
original is garbo watchu smokin
@Chill Definitely not
@Chill mr miyagi is the goat.
@@DragoeditsIsBackwho? Jackie Chan is the goat
I enjoyed both movies, but you can't compare them, One is Japanese, (or Okinawan), styles, while the other is all Chinese Kung Fu.
Im crying tears of anger, sadness, frustration, and disappointment while reading all the comments praising the 2010 version 😭
1984 is inferior
2010 is the best "FOR ME" ❤️❤️
Same here
Imagine if the story of 2010 continues in 2044 34 years later
In 2010 they didn’t to Karate they did Wushu
The music and heart of the original brats the crap out of the remake
🧢
Both are good but i like the original better
how the original looks so cheesy and boring
@@musiclife-zr1os ur mom
2010 movie doesn’t deserves the hate it gets.
Jaden Looks Horrible Right Now
I can't believe I missed this in the original.
When Johnny goes over to Daniel and asks if he's had enough, and Daniel sucker punches him, I never caught Johnny saying "no mercy" and shaking his head. That's kind of significant.
Like, he could've really beaten up Daniel, but he didn't, just enough to let him know he'd get his ass kicked. Then Daniel sucker punches him, and Johnny is like shaking his head, angry with himself for not really finishing the fight to begin with. It's a good subtle moment, and a great lead into what the dojo was all about.
Ah yes. The karate kid where they don't know the difference between karate and kung fu
If they called it ‘The Kung Fu Kid’ then people would just say the title is a ‘cheap copy’ of the original
@@cinemaclips6074 which it already is
Omar
If it weren’t for your nostalgia glasses then you could see how great the reboot is
@@cinemaclips6074 exactly
@@cinemaclips6074 Well I actually watched the reboot before the original. I gotta say that the reason why the original is better is because it has better characters. Mr Miyagi>Mr Han. Daniel>Dre Parker. Johnny>Cheng. Kreese>Li. Well this is just my opinion, but I believe the original just has more going for it. Not saying the reboot is bad, just not as great.
In the remake they training kungfu and the movie is called The Karate Kid 😂😂😂😂
The main difference between these two movies is the bully’s motivation. In 1984 movie, Johnny wanted to teach Daniel a simple lesson. In 2010 version, Cheng straight-up wanted to kill Dre.
Jhonny tried to kill Daniel in the halloween night xd
for me 1984 it has great fights and a bit of comedy while 2010 is a bit more serious so i love both movies UwU
2010 definitely better in many ways man
I wish they can make a karate kid movie project with both the karate kids working together
if you're nostalgic, you'll probably going to prefer the original one.
But if we're talking about actually being a good movie, I think the remake was better.
I agree I watched both one after another and I think overall the remake is better
I think I saw the remake before the original but the original is way more memorable in my opinion.
nah the 2010 is just unrealistic and ridiculous
@@zanjisu actually rewatching the og the tournament really kinda underwhelming. Mostly all the matches ended with a single kick until the semi finals
@@duplexpanda5038 yeah i know right, that's why i respect the remake, overall they really went into detail every fight but it's just the final kick that i find ridiculous.. the remake was epic tho!
1984 is still Legend
2010 karate kid has better choreographs and fighting technique while the og is just more nostalgic and iconic
For me 1984
Watch the Karate kid (2010 version). I am 100% sure u never heard karate. It's always Kung Fu. Just name it the Kung Fu kid
It sounds kinda silly.
1984 film was even sillier. It was all silly nonsense
In the 2010 karate movie they were learning kung fu so why was the movie called karate kid?
I like that they call daniel, daniel san in the og one and they call Dre, xiao Dre Ik the movies are full of parallels but I like that little detail
Og 10/10 Remake 10/10
Nope OG will always be the best
OG is so great, it’s life changing after hearing Mr. Miyagi’s words
@@thejza9910 KID RESPECT PEOPLE OPINIONS your parents obviously gave you bad house training
@@Ticklebootyscratcher tf is houss training?
I love both films. But Mr. Miyagi holds a place deep in my heart. His ability to inspire wisdom with so few words touches the soul. I'll always prefer the original for that.
😆 Jaden's final move you could see his cheesy little wirework kick. To a basic real front kick.
@lalo 38th i think jaden smith didnt even need to learn wushu for this,ralph maccho didnt even learn karate he just had to extreme flexibilty training
@lalo 38th i think jaden smith didnt even need to learn wushu for this,ralph maccho didnt even learn karate he just had to extreme flexibilty training
So we going to act like all the amazing fight sequences before that kick wasn't all Jaden.
There is no comparison when it comes to the fight choreography.. Jaden was better.
@lalo 38thlol.. you big mad huh? well let me tell you something.. anybody with a IQ above room temperature does when they see a fight movie.
@lalo 38th I also want to address your incorrect statement. I never claim anything I said was all based on facts, But that of evidence. "we" as in everyone else with the IQ above room temperature saw Jaden do all his own fight sequences.
if you're saying jaden didn't do those... that's a lie.
So he didn't do that amazing high kick? Or that windmill sweep? That standing takedown? And not to mention that awesome training montage he does with Jackie Chan.
All the kicks and punches thrown by Dre in the movie were all Jaden.
Now tell me where (other than that flying kick at the end) In any other fight sequence Jaden is on strings.
reasons why i love the 2010 version way better...
1. that was the first one i watched
2. jackie chan
3. the cast,the bully in the old one just looks big and like a helpless american school bully with daddy issues,but the bully in the 2010 version looks more intimidating evem tho is is short and looks like he likes violence and same goes with the sensei of the bully,in 2010,he just looks scary af
4. the fight scenes are more brutal and realisitc
That unfair attack on Dre hurt more than daniels
1984 Karate Kid and 2010 Karate Kid are like the Same Thing with all the Parts of the Film!
Simply no comparison, original karate kid is way better. Showed the way of the teenage life in the 80s. I am a late 80s/ 90s kid and can completely relate to it. The new karate kid (2010) tried to follow the footsteps but no way could match it. Yeah its a decent enough movie.
Es muy estúpido el chico adolescente sin ofender
In the western version, where he is challenged by his enemy, he shows his arrogant attitude, while in the Asian version, when he is challenged by his enemy, he shows his worried attitude...
When you put the music from the from in 1984 karate kid into the 2010 karate kid at the ending when Dre did that back flip and kicked the kick in mid air it would have sounded better
1984 :Copy my homework but don't make it too obvious. 2010: ok :
The remake is 100% so much better than the original. It’s a good movie, and even if it wasn’t, compared to the original, it would still be a greater movie. For one, the first one isn’t even based in China - it’s based in California. And the ONE Asian person happens to know karate?? Like seriously? The remake has so much more emotion and suspense. How can anyone like the original at all
Old is Gold
Daniel’s crane kick was realistic, Dre’s was just ridiculous and a move Cheng would’ve easily dodged.
Dre’s wasn’t ridiculous he looks more skilled
@@thegaminggoblin1730 it’s not skilled doing a move which doesn’t exist
Original could be easily dodged......
@@fwightsplug it couldn’t. Daniel performed it less than a second away from Johnny. Dre did his with like 3 seconds to spare.
@@evanpoole7829 Suck a move very much exists.
The truth is, there is no two karate Kids, ok, so there is no comparison, that would be stupid, the 1984 feature is a pop culture classic that generated 3 seasons on the netflix series of the covra kai series, the other feature of 2010 should have the name of Kung Fu Kid but the intention was only long would be just to make money by appropriating the name of a classic movie for unseen people to watch, just a copy to be forgotten and thrown in the trash.