I knew he wasn’t heartless by removing a sin for pat moritas performance. The part where he reminisces about his wife and child while drunk is the most heartbreaking part of this movie

@learningguitarforchicks

Жыл бұрын

I had a strong feeling he would

@fiskecahill7471

Жыл бұрын

@@learningguitarforchicks I totally forgot that scene existed.

@miketobias1821

Жыл бұрын

As im reading your post, it was playing on my screen. Crazy

@Khaotic_Reign

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that’s truly an incredible and iconic performance by the great Pat Morita!👏🏻

@diallo1347

Жыл бұрын

That scene what got Pat nominated for the Oscar

Actually, I wasn't surprised Ally knew the rules of a Karate Tournament considering she dated Johnny for years.

@Brodiezalt

7 ай бұрын

With an I.

Oh man, I miss Pat Morita! He was the heart and soul of this movie. Just like Christopher Reeve as Superman, there will never be anyone better. RIP, Miyagi-San.

My favorite line: "GET HIM A BODY BAG, YEAH!" Tommy is just the best part of this movie.

@freya8133

Жыл бұрын

But then on Cobra Kai, they got Tommy a body bag 😁

@Mythraen

Жыл бұрын

@@freya8133 That was literally the actor's last performance before he died.

@_jokester_8537

Жыл бұрын

@@freya8133 you know he died

@chokomaru5465

Жыл бұрын

"YOU'RE A CREAMPUFF JOHNNY" is better imo

@freya8133

Жыл бұрын

@@_jokester_8537 Of course I know.

I occasionally forget how many movies in the 80's have the characters commit straight up felonies.

@hollyperrin7353

Жыл бұрын

And the roving band of bullies.

@brettbaratheon9776

Жыл бұрын

It was an amazing time to grow up.

@hyperdragon2846

Жыл бұрын

Forget the sensleve attempt of child murder in the secule

@vijayanand6650

Жыл бұрын

It's really emphasized in the CollegeHumor video about pranks from 80s movies.

@thrackerzodthefandomnerd4267

Жыл бұрын

"It was a magical place, called..'the 80's!'"

The “out of context audio theater” portion was the funniest thing you’ve done in a while.

@AbsoluteFilthMedia

Жыл бұрын

Personally I'm a big fan of "Somehow, this is eggs"

@hollyperrin7353

Жыл бұрын

I agree and I hope that it becomes a regular thing. If you got a kick out of that, watch unnecessary censorship in Disney movies. It killed me! "Do you want to *bleep* a snowman?"

@jimmym3352

Жыл бұрын

@@AbsoluteFilthMedia She should have child protected services called on her for serving whatever that was.

@notoriousmigz2427

Жыл бұрын

I was dying at that part 🤣

@devaughnsalter6264

Жыл бұрын

As a fan of Th3 Birdman, even I agree that was comedic gold.

Lucille was supposed to have a job at Rocket Computers (It's up and coming) but they folded during the time it took her and Daniel to drive across the country. Her waitressing job was a fall back. As clearly stated in the movie.

@mrdonigan

Жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@Durwood71

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, the dude doesn't always pay close attention to the movies he's sinning.

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

fire the subtitle guy too, at one point Daniel is referred to as "Caruso" and Kreese is spelled "Krese". i mean if we wanna nitpick fine Cinemasins i'll sweep that leg all day.

@GhostDrummer

Жыл бұрын

I had this happen to me. Had the job, they knew I was coming, but between leaving one state and arriving in another, the company folded. I left on a Friday morning and got a call early Monday morning that there wasn’t a job offer anymore. I ended up taking a per diem job at a hospital walking guests/patients to locations in the hospital as well as running errands for all departments. I lost a lost of money, but I eventually got a full time job in surgery and made it all back and then some. Really creepy part was the reason the first job fell through. The guy who hired me got caught beating and r@ping his wife. I had met him before the move and there wasn’t any signs he was a psycho (there usually aren’t with the super creepy ones). He ended up killing himself before his trial. He was out on bail and drank a bunch of mercury before hanging himself in his garage.

@joecope9935

Жыл бұрын

@@GhostDrummer I knew a guy who decided to give up on America and move to Portugal where he could continue working his job virtually and live much better on his income. He sold his house & most of his belongings and boarded his flight in Portland, Oregon. By the time he landed in New York to catch his connecting flight, Portugal had shut down their boarders due to COVID.

The mom unpacking a box before bringing them all in sin (and then further expansion about living with sealed boxes for a year until you take them to storage and never touch them again) was a such a perfect, spot on observation of human nature.

I can't believe that Ralph Macchio was 22 when filming the first movie. In fact, his love interest in the third film was quickly written out due to the awkward age gap between 26 year old Macchio and 16 year old Robin Lively.

@someguy7629

Жыл бұрын

In some country's the age of consent can be 16, but yeah, would be quite strange.

@theBabyDead

Жыл бұрын

Is that true though? According to what I've read, Macchio himself stated the movie shouldn't be about another love interest again because it would be more of the same and make Daniel seem like he wasn't growing up. Eh, maybe both can be true.

@reecewinston3465

Жыл бұрын

@Commenter Guy that was the perfect reply bruh 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@MarcyTrivette

Жыл бұрын

How was she written out? They were love interests in that movie. Sorta. 🥴

@theBabyDead

Жыл бұрын

@@MarcyTrivette no, they were just friends

The bit about why the karate master would hang a picture of them with machine gun made me laugh. Come on man it was the 80s. Didn't you know all karate people of that time were either ninjas or navy seals.

@jimbrown5091

Жыл бұрын

No, they were ninjas AND navy seals 😁

@brianerickson6775

Жыл бұрын

@@jimbrown5091 😂🤣And looked like Rambo. 👍👍👍

@TheJadedSkeptic

Жыл бұрын

@@jimbrown5091 no, they were all Chuck Norris clones

@jeffnettleton3858

Жыл бұрын

Green Berets, but civilians can't tell the difference. That was the point of the picture, though, as Green Beret instantly meant badass and had-to-hand combat skills. It also suggests his attitude about winning being a byproduct of his experiences, in Vietnam.

@zachmoore9974

Жыл бұрын

Oooo!! Great idea: everything wrong with… Navy Seals!

As a long time practicer of Goju Ryu karate (the style miyagi do is based on) a few fun facts: 1. Goju means hard and soft referring to the change in speed and impact of the many different techniques. this is also shown in the movie since he gets trached both hard and soft techniques (kicks/pinches and flowing moves like wax on wax off) 2. The trainings methods like wax on wax off and paint the fence are actually based around an existing kata called tensho 3. during cobrai kai when they are training on the pond they perform a kata that is actually a real one called seiunchin. 4. When the history of 'miyagi do' is shown with pictures of the old masters one of them is actually a founder and grandmaster in goju ryu Quite a long comment but hope you find it intresting if you came this far 😀

@mariahdibben4066

Жыл бұрын

That's really cool. Thank you for sharing this information!

@lilith4961

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate it!

@Eskimop16

Жыл бұрын

Yeah in Cobra Kai Season 5 it's revealed cobra Kai was inspired by the teachings of Tang Soo Do, which I thought was cool

@tsan3796

Жыл бұрын

Fumio Demura was the double on the stumps crane kick scenes Pat Johnson was fight choreographer and center referee for tournament along with Steve sanders all real MA competitors

@awasym.l9556

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this information ❤

"You're alright larusso." Continues to hate larusso for the next 30 years

@bobapjok4241

Жыл бұрын

This was the biggest "plot hole" i saw when i started watching Cobra Kai. Im glad i wasnt the only one who thought about this.

@oriolefan8859

Жыл бұрын

Probably Johnny started resenting Daniel again once he became rich and owned a car dealership, and Johnny is a down on his luck handyman.

@jayzee7538

Жыл бұрын

That's the one part that Cobra Kai Series Retcons. In Karate Kid Movie Johnny was rich yet took Karate lessons from a dojo in the ghetto. As the tournament goes on Johnny notices how messed up his sensai is and by end of fight with La Russo he has a new heart and has the "You're alright La Russo" moment. Add in the parking lot scene at start of Karate Kid 2 and Johnny leaves Cobra Kai to his rich life and a better quality life leaving the Cobra Kai evil teachings behind. It's then time for Cobra Kai series, and at start of first episode we see after Johnny gets crane kicked he stays laying facedown on ground (compared to movie where he scoots to side of ring then gets up ready to hand La Russo the trophy). In Cobra Kai opening he also stays laying on the ground until he wakes up in that position 33 years later in his bed. Result is he's poor and down on his luck, miserable in life, and still hating on La Russo over the Fight.

@theoneandonly6431

Жыл бұрын

Never bought his complete turnaround in attitude that fast either. Going from " You're dead!" to " You're alright LaRusso!" in about 5 minutes.

@zzBaBzz

Жыл бұрын

@@bobapjok4241 Not a plothole. He realized he was an idiot and the teacher is a dick. Then, the guy almost fucking kills him, calling him a loser. Then he sees the other guy's teacher pwn his own in like 3 seconds. He's without a teacher, friends, and even his girl left him for that guy. THAT is how he starts resenting him.

The whole “bad guy/team plays blatantly unfair and brutal but doesn’t even get a frown from referee” trope is another typical 80s thing.

@martinwakefield8138

Жыл бұрын

Of course it is, Ric Flair made a shit ton of money off of it

@Radnick0024

Жыл бұрын

Definitely not wrong, stuff like Back To The Future, The Outsiders, Stand By Me, Neverending Story, and The Goonies come to mind. Stranger Things too if throwbacks count, haha

@Ben_Buchholz

Жыл бұрын

Johnny could have pulled a glock out of his gi and shot Daniel in the kneecap and the judges would have given him a point. That's how the rules work for bad guys in movies.

I'd take off 10 sins for the Japanese internment camp scene, that shit was dark and only something you grasp when you rewatch this again as an adult.

@dsholt

Жыл бұрын

I've watched the movie a handful of times, but somehow never deciphered Miyagi's line "Land of the Free. Home of the Brave. But no doctor come." That scene hits even harder now.

@dankdio2887

Жыл бұрын

@@dsholt as someone who only understands it on a very shallow level, could you please explain?

@leffew2000

Жыл бұрын

@@dankdio2887 Mr. Miyagi's wife and child died due to complications of childbirth, as did many American citizens of Japanese ancestry. "Land of free, home of brave. No doctor come" was in reference to the fact that MANY Japanese-Americans joined the U.S. Army during the war, but hostilities back home were so heated that medical personnel refused to offer aid to anyone in the internment camps due to prejudice. So basically while these soldiers were fighting and dying for their country, their country was allowing their loved ones to suffer and die also. Oddly enough, the Medal of Honor was awarded to 21 Japanese American soldiers of the 100th Infantry Battalion and the 442nd Regimental Combat Team alone.

@jeffnettleton3858

Жыл бұрын

Ahem...some of us knew about Manzanar before 1984. It had even been somewhat visualized in the 1976 film Midway, as a subplot revolved around a Nissei love interest who has been interred, along with her parents.

@jeffnettleton3858

Жыл бұрын

@@leffew2000 On June 21, 2000. More than 50 years after the war. Only Sadao Munemori was awarded the Medal of Honor, posthumously, in 1946, during or at the conclusion of the war. They were the most decorated unit in the US Army, but, minorities were often put up for lesser awards, where white soldiers would be put up for much higher awards for lesser acts of bravery and valor. That is the shame of it.

Kicks to the face don’t count for points, except for earlier when Dutch kicks Daniel in the face for a point. Fun fact - Darryl Vidal was a first degree black belt at the time and now is a 10th degree, plus he did some stunt stand-ins during the film. So, yes, he actually was the best around.

@TheJadedSkeptic

Жыл бұрын

#facts

@joepermenter7228

Жыл бұрын

Johnny gets a double tap kick to the face point in an earlier fight too. So unless he got in that kick as a free after the fight blow, he too got a face contact point.

@kessel12

Жыл бұрын

@@joepermenter7228 That’s right. I thought there was another one besides Dutch’s but couldn’t remember.

@residentrump3271

Жыл бұрын

But can he throw a hadoken?

@alexpaul4144

Жыл бұрын

@@residentrump3271 underrated comment lmao

Jokes aside, for me the scene where Miyagi reveals all those chores were training his defensive reflexes is one of the most spine tingling scenes I've ever seen. Movie magic.

@B.Piercesports

Жыл бұрын

Bro man that scene still brings up good memories as a kid cause we all watching it were like Mr. Miyagi was using him until him saying show me. Wow great great scene.

@davidtaylor142

Жыл бұрын

This whole movie holds up incredibly well

@dethmaul

Жыл бұрын

@@B.Piercesports I LOVE it when you're a kid and so simple that good reveals in movies are like life-changing mind-blowing affairs that you never forget rofl

@_WillCAD_

Жыл бұрын

SHOW!

@B.Piercesports

Жыл бұрын

@@dethmaul lol man kk is so high on my list I remember my uncle explaining it to me in real time. I miss him cause he was my miyagi.

I love how Daniel and Miyagi developed a parental relationship throughout the movie. They're both grieving for their deceased loved ones, but manage to find kinship in each other.

@MaddSteppa

Жыл бұрын

Johnny better

@richardm.667

Жыл бұрын

It's a story about pederasty, he groomed Daniel well.

@traeg5752

Жыл бұрын

Bro this vid was posted 30 min ago and you commented 26 min ago… You didn’t even watch the whole vid before commenting. Now I know how people end up getting the most likes with the simplest of comments. I guess you just have to literally comment right after the video is posted so everyone can see it!

@PsychokoreUndergroundRap

Жыл бұрын

@@traeg5752 You cracked the code 😄😹

@hapwn

Жыл бұрын

Wax on wax off, best ship 💪

Yo this one had me cracking up the whole time. " is he drinking milk!" 😆

I absolutely LOST IT at "I once chopped my stick with my fly, does that count?" Jeremy's delivery was the best

@dylansandoval2902

9 күн бұрын

Hilarious 😂😂

The end. 😂😂 “but I was going to the Toshi station to pick up some power converters!” I’m glad that I’m not the only one who thought he resembled Luke Skywalker a whole lot.

@GoodBoyGoneDad

Жыл бұрын

It's the hair. 😂

@kom8465

Жыл бұрын

@@GoodBoyGoneDad the short reaction of kreese after that makes it for me 😂

This is, like, the fifth time in the past month I’ve been thinking “how haven’t they sinned this one yet?”

@Tik-TokNoRelation

Жыл бұрын

15 hours ago?👀😳

@davidnixon6271

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you didn't say first

@COEYRN

Жыл бұрын

I agree this should be fun

@elianhg2144

Жыл бұрын

@@Tik-TokNoRelation op probably is a patreon supported or a member or a friend of someone in the cinemasins team and they got early access to the video

@PhoneDestroyer1997

Жыл бұрын

@@Tik-TokNoRelation yeah that's really weird

"That's not bullying. That's attempted murder!" LOLLLLL

In Karate Kid Tournament World, kicks to the face always score points. It happens at least a few times in the "Best Around" montage, including once to Daniel. The misnomer comes in from KK3 where Daniel tells Silver during lesson 3 of the Quick Silver method "Yeah, but that's face contact, I'd be disqualified." Thing is, they're talking about a closed fist to the face, not a kick. In the KK1 final, Johnny punches Daniel in the face right before the elbow to the knee and the ref calls "No Point" before the restart. TLDR, Kicks to face okay, punches to face illegal.

@RaphaelRavenwing

Жыл бұрын

You'd think it'd be the other way around given legs tend to be stronger than arms.

@joepermenter7228

Жыл бұрын

@@RaphaelRavenwing That jump front snap kick aka crane kick literally breaks noses.

13 year old me saw this in the movie theater, and I assure you: I did not see the menial tasks being secret training methods. The payoff was so gratifying, that Miyagi was actually a good guy all along. And that final fight? Best in-ring moment since Rocky. 50 sins removed.

@mrwog82

Жыл бұрын

I know right? This is literally the movie that created the trope.

@krisblunt6293

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I think we were ALL surprised at Miyagi's motive. We just take it for granted, today.

@JustJustin.

Жыл бұрын

@@krisblunt6293 Still doesn't explain WHY he taught Daniel that way instead of just teaching him upfront. We're not taking it for granted, we're just confused by it.

@krisblunt6293

Жыл бұрын

@@JustJustin. I'd like to think Miyagi was measuring his dedication and ability to take orders. However, it was never said in the movie, so that explanation can't go on record.

@KidFresh71

Жыл бұрын

@@JustJustin. By assigning the menial tasks, perhaps Mr. Miyagi was testing Daniel's loyalty and devotion, while admittedly getting some chores accomplished. The repetitive nature of the actions would create muscle memory for his student. But then again, so would straightforward training. Let's just be honest and call it a clever screenwriting twist. My objection is to Cinema Sins' insistence that viewers saw this twist coming from a mile away. I (and many others) did not. The emotional payoff of the final fight was also tremendously downplayed (although to great comic effect). Peace!

Bobby does look a lot like Luke Skywalker and that dubbed line at the end was golden 🤣

Damn right you take sin off for Pat Morita. Man had some serious theatrical acting chops outside of this movie.

@markcadieux3445

Жыл бұрын

Arnold on Happy Days!

@sunnyjohnson992

Жыл бұрын

@@markcadieux3445 I wish he stayed on Happy Days too!

What love about the line where Miyagi tells Daniel he never asked about him knowing karate is it makes it funnier when you remember what Pat Morita said in an interview. He said once he speaks very bad Japanese as well as the only karate he knows is what he learned for the movies. I can't wait for season 5 of Cobra Kai.

@calebsawyer0719

Жыл бұрын

No lie, and this is no joke: Another one of the greatest films back to date in the 80s! Totally freaking awesome!😀

I have been a fan of this channel for years, and it still blows my mind that there's videos being done of movies that weren't covered already!

Little fact Pat Morita got an Academy Award nomination for the film in 1985, losing against Haing S. Ngor for The Killing Fields

Daniel’s mom had a job at Rocket Computers. He mentions it to Freddie in the beginning. But the job falls through, hence the waitressing job.

0:55 I say: Absolutely yes! It helps develop the character of Daniel by showing us a glimpse of where he grew up, and how popular he was with his peers there.

The moving job for a job one hurt. We moved at least 30 times when I was a little kid, 80s to mid 90s, and it was usually for a job as simple as waitressing or working at a store. It had to do with low rent, among other rather not talked about problems being poor came with during those times. Neighborhood issues, safety issues, etc. So, that sin was the first I've ever felt attacked lol.

@Alex-ve1og

Жыл бұрын

But did you move to the literal other end of the country?

@PureBlackDragon

Жыл бұрын

@@Alex-ve1og yes, through 10 states at least, four times actually from one end to the other(to memory, could be more, might be one or two less, memory is weird like that). It's where she knew someone via phone that could guarantee a job or found a cheap place away from current troubles so they wouldn't follow(so we were told, seemed to be true). That's as much as I'd like to talk on it online, to be fair.

@Dargonhuman

Жыл бұрын

@@PureBlackDragon Relatable - my mom and stepdad moved my sister and I from Connecticut to California to get away from some trouble with our father. We lived with a friend of my mom's for about a year before my parents found jobs and saved enough to rent our own place. That was 31 years ago almost to the day as I write this.

@Deipnosophist_the_Gastronomer

Жыл бұрын

I feel that. 12 years of schooling, 18 schools attended. 😅

@knurlgnar24

Жыл бұрын

Not lol. Families who are struggling tend to move a lot for reasons many others cannot or choose not to understand. There is no shame in working to improve your family's life and often times the road isn't easy.

I hadn't seen it in so many years, was happy to put on a little marathon this week! Had Totally forgot about what happened to Myagis family, I remember it was a big scene in the Jackie Chan one, but was a Wow moment seeing in this again. Daniel is the son he never got to pass on his teachings to. Very cool. ❤

@princessazulaofthefirenati5870

Жыл бұрын

Miyagi

@paladin181

Жыл бұрын

Funny thing is in traditional Japanese, Daniel would refer to Miyagi as Miyagi San, or Miyagi Sensei. It is unlikely that Miyagi would refer to Daniel as Daniel san.

In HS baseball as a catcher, a runner at home plate did my knee just like "sweep the leg". I never played baseball again. 15 minutes later I was still in shock from watching my leg hyperextend

@projektkobra2247

Жыл бұрын

Why the catcher just can't have his foot on the plate as the first baseman does for the out I have no idea...then at second and third, you ALSO have to tag the runner. Baseball is so weird.

@danielmoore8695

Жыл бұрын

@@projektkobra2247 The catcher can have his foot on the plate for a force out if there's bases loaded. You should learn the force rules for baseball

@projektkobra2247

Жыл бұрын

@@danielmoore8695 -I know the rules for baseball...The Old man was a Triple AAA manager.....Im talking about crashing into the catcher and breaking legs, or other unnecessary idiot injuries that occur...ALL throws to the plate should be "touch base only" instead of tags.

18:19 Aside from being a huge This Works sin, my biggest problem with this crane kick is that he was able to land on his injured leg. He should have collapsed the moment that left foot hit the ground. Would have made way more sense for him to jump off his right leg and whip his injured leg into Johnny's head. It would hurt like hell but at least he wouldn't be resting HIS ENTIRE BODY WEIGHT on a broken leg.

@MisterE80

Жыл бұрын

It wasn't broken, but badly injured.

When I first watched this classic it so got me into wanting to do martial arts in my younger years. That never happened at the time, but, after a few beatings, one that put me in hospital with a serious head injuryand, nearly killed me. Also had to learn how to speak again. Plus a few more encounters after recovering. I decided to take it upon myself, now I was older. I'm now a qualified instructor and love teaching it. 4th Dan in wado ryu and 3rd Dan in Kickboxing. My wife took the ride with me and also my 3 girls. One had to drop out because of school, hoping that she rejoins in a few years. Hopefully our 4th will take part when she's old enough :)

Good timing, for cobra Kai season 5. 😏 But this movie has no sin. Ok jersey deserves it. 😆

@gamewiz720

Жыл бұрын

It's almost liked they planned it 😉

@KenRising1996

Жыл бұрын

Watched Season 5 last night It was good

I always though Bobby Brown sounded like a young Luke Skywalker lol. So glad you snuck that in at the very end 😂😂

"I CAN'T HEAR YOU!" "He can" Had me laughing out loud for a while.

I don't remember the last time i laughed this much watching a cinemasins. Nice one guys.

This movie, even if it's not the best, is honestly one of my favorite. It's the first movie that got me into watching movies when I was younger

@calebsawyer0719

Жыл бұрын

That, Ghostbusters, Terminator, Back to the Future, Rocky, and Star Wars are honestly, six of the best movie franchises back to date in the 70s, and 80s.

It seems like you genuinely had fun with this video, Jeremy. There wasn’t much harshness or pedantic nitpicking-just good natured joshing and it was all funny and entertaining.

You didn’t have a sin/sin off for “put him in a body bag Johnny”!!??? That line had me CACKLING when I rewatched

@PlumbPitiful

Жыл бұрын

That line was improvised by the actor on the spot!

Anyone who was brought up on traditional karate and TKD and switched over to more MMA style not even a thought in the 80s REALLY appreciates this video. Cheesy as it is I sentimentally can't help but watch the Cobra Kai with great nostalgia

Who would’ve thought Thirty plus years later Cobra Kai would follow.

In my recent re-binging of CinemaSins, I had been looking for a Karate Kid version. This is awesome.

Well done, Cinemasins. Your best videos are almost always the ones where you sin the hell out of great movies. Kudos.

How was there not a single sin given to Ali's 'friend' who's entire presence in the movie to make snide remarks at Daniel.

When she trips the skeletons, there's a bones clacking together sound that I always thought was a weird choice to include in the movie.

Mr. Miyagi is the perfect karate trainer. Everything he made Daniel do had a purpose. Even if all of us watching thought everything he made Daniel do was pointless. He knew what he was doing. Don't disrespect Mr. Miyagi cinemasins! 😂

@jameshampton5774

Жыл бұрын

I agree! Take more sins off for karate kid being a brilliant 80s film! And don’t disrespect Johnny at the end when he says “you’re alright LaRuso”. The realisation from Johnny that Danial beat him fair and square despite Johnny cheating and giving him that little bit of respect was a great ending

@tristin3507

Жыл бұрын

@@jameshampton5774 it was an illegal crane kick

@Scroolewse

Жыл бұрын

The sin he gave about Mr Miyagi not actually watching him for form is a good one. Just doing "side to side" is not necessarily gonna learn you anything if you aren't doing it the right way, and Mr Miyagi never checks to make sure.

@irvinalexanderflores

Жыл бұрын

@@tristin3507 what makes it illegal? Face kicks happen multiple times in the tournament and points are scored every time.

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

@@tristin3507 Dutch kicked a guy in the face twice to win a match. he even kicked Daniel in the face and got a point.

16:06 Yeah he did that in every fricking movie. My brothers and I binged all these movies one time and every time there was a kiss scene we'd turn away and almost throw tf up

I was laughing so hard at the out of context cinema that my children (under ten) became concerned because I stopped breathing for a couple of seconds.

The Luke Skywalker joke was the perfect end, thanks for the laughs

Manual transmission are superior to automatic ones. Especially in the 80s, it wasn't until the 2000s before they weren't utter crap compared to even a bad driver.

@Yogurt_Fingers

Жыл бұрын

Now we shift with a fucking knob that puts me in neutral when I try to turn the music down..

@missolympiabinewski

Жыл бұрын

Truth. Back in the day automatic transmissions came with guaranteed automatic transmission repair bills.

@LadyOnikara

Жыл бұрын

It seems to me like every manual transmission has a different personality. My 1966 Bug is laid back and forgiving of slight mistakes, the 1994 Jeep Wrangler we had DID NOT like me at all.

@missolympiabinewski

Жыл бұрын

@@LadyOnikara Totally. You had to get a feel of the car like it was a horse.

@MrQuicheProductions

Жыл бұрын

Yeah they were superior but americans for like a big part are driving autos and pretty sure that they were a major part too in the 80's, i'm pretty sure it's an auto but in the french dub the mother actually says to daniel's girlfriend if she knows how to switch gears and talks about the clutch so idk

You forgot that Miyagi used his dog tags as a keychain for the keys for the car that Daniel chose and they were already in the ignition. Did he have all the keys with dog tags or did he know that Daniel would choose that car? That either deserves a sin added or removed depending how you look at it.

@moderusprime

Жыл бұрын

He knew Daniel would choose that car.

it feels weird it took them this long to finally cover this one but in any case, this film is a classic & there is nothing you can say or do to change that

Did u see how he was rolling that joint !?!? That's at least 170 sins

As a former karate practitioner, everyone at my school loved Karate Kid. It got most of us into the sport, or at least was a major influence. It's also incredibly corny. The "chores as training" is supposed to represent the old school style of training that we hear in stories.

I almost fell out of my chair laughing at the "Out of context audio theater".

As someone who lived in Newark, New Jersey many years ago, I can tell you that the city in the opening shot looks almost nothing like Newark, New Jersey. The row houses could have been Newark, but the wide shot showing the hills and trees in the distance is not even close.

@JohnSmith-yd5wq

Жыл бұрын

Yeah there is no mountains or country near Newark. There is just more city

That “out of context, audio theater” was absolutely brilliant…

FINALLY! I'VE BEEN ASKING FOR THIS FOR AT LEAST 7 YEARS NOW! Thank you, and it's about damn time!

That scene where he gets pushed off the bike was filmed just above our subdivision. I remember the night the road was closed for that filming. We used to pee on those foundations so that when people moved in, we could say: “I peed on your floor”. I guess we were the bad kids. Erin Brockovich later moved into one of those. 2 sins off for historic backstory

OMG, that "Out of Context Theater" segment had me laughing so hard. :)

I first watched this movie when I was 6. It inspired me to learn Karate. I watched it again at 14 as a Black Belt... and wished I had not for now I can feel nothing but pain... I am now 24.

12:40 tbf, I think the point of the training was to show that you can learn Karate as a way of life without committing to aggression. Proving that Karate can be instilled through peace, for a kid who was wanting to learn specifically to defend himself from violent bullies, was essential for the spirit of Miyagi-Do to set in.

Lastly,it may seem obvious 40 years later, but I wish you could rewind to the week this movie first came out in theaters. The audience had no clue what was going on with the chores. That’s why it was so cool.

107 - The reason Daniel gets up to leave in the first place is because he suddenly remembers his mom is expecting him, but he forgets all about that as soon as he gets in the car. Makes me wonder if during that whole next scene with Allie his mom is at home sitting at the table, wearing a party hat and looking at her watch.

Nothing's wrong with Karate Kid. It's the best... around. Nothing's gonna ever keep it down.

This is some of yiur best work Jeremy. I legitimately laughed my ass off, and at the end with the bonus "you can't handle the truth" I almost pissed my pants.

I genuinely look forward to your videos every week. Seriously hilarious, every time.

“IS HE DRINKING MILK?!” I almost choked

I never laughed so hard as i did at this cinemasins!!! I love this channel!

I love this movie, but what always bothered me was how it just happens to work out in the Karate tournament that Daniel and Johnny end up facing off in the finals. There could have been dozens of outcomes for the finals. What are the odds? lol

@G360LIVE

Жыл бұрын

Really? That's what bothered you? Not the fact that Daniel was the bully and Johnny was the victim?

@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy

Жыл бұрын

@@G360LIVE Yeh that too, lol.

@shawnstrife5527

Жыл бұрын

@@G360LIVE facts not in evidence. daniel was a smart mouth sure, but calling the one who factually committed attempted murder "the victim" is hardly factual.

@libradawg9

Жыл бұрын

@@G360LIVE Yes, it's a legitimate gripe. It's one thing to meet a good WC team in the World Series rather than the team with the asshole manager, but this would be like every team making the playoffs and still getting the main villain in the end.

Omg it’s been so long since I’ve watched a CinemaSins video, and this one was so good..I especially like that last comment about Daniel losing the point and Johnny winning, that really got me!😂

I haven't seen the movie in decades, but that bit at the end where Lawrence says:"You're all right Larusso," seems to suggest that they're no longer enemies. So why are they still enemies at the start of season 1 of cobra kai? It's like that last scene of karate kid never happened...

13:12 This comes up in hand-to-hand combat films often. Supposedly, if you know how to read eye-line and eye movement, you know what moves are coming. (True?) In this case, looking eye will warn you peripheral fist. If you look fist, you miss the warning about next move.

@fredhughes4115

Жыл бұрын

The only training that I ever got on this point was to not focus my gaze on anything specific, so as to see everything. I'm kind of with peripheral guy on this one.

Okay, kick to the face aside, Daniel couldn't STAND on his left leg, then he jumps up and LANDS on it, and doesn't collapse into a whimpering heap. That also should earn a sin.

I don't know if that's what it's supposed to be but I've had tactile massage and it was a bit strange at first. I could feel the heat from the hands even though they were at least an inch or two from my skin. But it actually helped.

I would actually love to see more of this series

Pat Morita's performance as mr miyagi was ICONIC!!!!

8:05 while Pat Morita was indeed AWESOME and a national treasure, most of his fighting in these movies was doubled by Fumio Demura, especially this scene, which Fumio Demura was famous for (the staged situation) during his seminar demos many years ago and before the first Karate Kid.

2:10 love the "Lucy explaining" joke. Subtle, yet genius. 🤣

That was the funniest one I've seen yet. Thanks for the laughs

I was 8 yrs old I went and saw Karate Kid when it came out in theatre’s. Afterwards I wanted to be Ralph Macciho in mimicking the swan crane kick over and over in my backyard. Man 38 yrs sure did go quickly, what happened? Karate Kid is a good movie, but imo “The Goonies” was the best kid movie of its time.

@rabbidcow2135

Жыл бұрын

I was a poor kid from the stix. One day I got to visit my uncle's. Saw KK The Thriller vid and go roller skating. I met the 80s that day. Cool guy. Often wonder what went wrong with him.

@B.Piercesports

Жыл бұрын

I was 10 and I still watch this movie like I just seen it. My top 3 scenes that will always make me tear up 1. Terminator 2 when he lowered himself in the hot plasma and John tells him not to. 2. When Daniel receives the yellow car from mr Miyagi and says your my best friend 3. New karate kid I couldn't believe it . When Jackie Chan tells the story of his kid being killed and wife by a drunk driver

@lezatron8785

Жыл бұрын

Yes sir the years have sure flown by my friend ✌️

5:00 Apparently there's a deleted scene where she explains to Daniel that the place she moved them there to work at went out of business and she basically lucked into the waitress job 5 minutes later. But I'm sure deleted scenes don't matter.

Long time fan, of YOUR channel. I love the Karate Kid and I love every film you breakdown. I can’t stop laughing, at your delivery.

another weird thing that happens during the spaghetti incident scene is how absolutely everyone in that restaurant just stops and laughs at him. It has adults and elders in there, and they all think a kid covered in pasta is hilarious? No one even checks if he's ok :D

Also, geography. Supposedly Ali lives in Encino, but Danny lives in Reseda (which indicates he's poor and she's not). Then they are at the beach, which would be like 20 miles from Reseda at best, yet he's on his bike. I guess that's not impossible, but why do they all go to the same school? Is there only one high school in the Valley?

@perryegolson833

Жыл бұрын

You know Ali would go to some fancy academy.

@intorainbowzOG

Жыл бұрын

And Golf N Stuff is out in Downey.

@75aces97

Жыл бұрын

I wondered that too when I saw the movie more recently. As a kid the names Reseda and Encino meant nothing to me, and I know nothing about Los Angeles school district mapping, but would those 2 neighborhoods be assigned to the same high school?

side note: years later I worked with the then kid that screams "Get him a body bag" during the last match. He showed us his Kobra Kai Gi from the movie.

@WarpChaos

Жыл бұрын

Too bad he died recently.

@williamhess180

Жыл бұрын

@@WarpChaos yea it was maybe 10 years ago. I honestly barely knew him. I just met him at a training class for work. I'm not sure how or really if at all he stayed at that job. Unlike his character he was a real nice guy. Unfortunate that he passed away. It was pretty cool that they basically got the gang back together in the show. Pat Morita was a huge loss. I was pretty young but i still remember him on Happy Days.

@WarpChaos

Жыл бұрын

@@williamhess180 Yeah, it sucks some of them passed away.

I always love the audio dub-overs at the end of a CinemaSins video but these in particular got me good

THANK YOU! That final outtake! As a kid (born in 93, saw this in the mid 2000s), I always thought that actor looked and sounded like Mark Hamill/Luke Skywalker!

11:58 Thank you for ruining this scene for me for the rest of time XD

I like how Johnny nearly commits murder by knocking Daniel off the side of the rode while on a bike.

@andrewbrown7976

Жыл бұрын

Happened often in the 1980s. Even to Thanos.

The best line in this video is: "...it's a Willy Wonka prison of sadness." 😂🤣

I love the 80’s. So many great tropes were born.

R.I.P Pat Morita.

I loved the karate kid a classic

Ok, not taking a sin off for the crane kick, possibly one of the top 10 most iconic moments of media ever is irredemable.

@CinemaSins I have watched many many videos and this may be your best work ever. Stitches the whole way through.