It's so heartwarming to see that these places still exist, more or less, as they were. Takes you back to a better time. Thank you.

@martinez1701a

2 жыл бұрын

I live in the valley and a lot of 80's movies were shot here, those were definitely better times.

@andreatrillo4026

10 ай бұрын

I have a news reporter who will be surprised to see everything

Mate, what really made this so enjoyable, other than the joy of being guided around these iconic locations is your obvious love of being there. It's clear that it means a lot to you and you come across as a sound, likeable bloke, respectful of the places you visit. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication in producing this. Best wishes to you both and stay safe.👍

@duffeynon3092

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to say similar. Loving your passion and you a grand job on these. Top work, great edits too! Thanks man 🙂

@bestofthebest3821

2 жыл бұрын

I felf related when he said he couldnt take. Karate lessons cause their parents couldnt afforded.....

@mkavigil

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Good job man. Respect to the showing the world you love your girl too!

@erickamarie4100

2 жыл бұрын

I agree he loves this movie like I do and so many others. This is awesome.

@juckimal

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with Jaynola 100%. your excitement is what makes watching these videos so enjoyable and I know if I was there I would feel the same way. So nostalgic to be in a place in time where history was made. This was one of my favorite 80's movies as well. Keep them coming.

This movie debuted the weekend of my 13th birthday in June 1984 and for my birthday I went twice that weekend to watch it and it literally changed my life and was the beginning of my martial arts training and lifelong love for martial arts.

@martinez1701a

2 жыл бұрын

In 84 I was like 10 years old and I remember seeing this movie at the Van Nuys drive in, my dad had an old 1951 chevy panel truck and me my mom brother and sometimes cousin's would be loaded up in that thing on a friday night. Man those were good times I really miss them.

They don't make films like that anymore

@gogoyubari366

9 ай бұрын

You got that right!

@frostedgamer8484

9 ай бұрын

That and back to the future were top

@tada779

9 ай бұрын

True true

@Cjga1114

5 ай бұрын

Nothing even close

@randyhunt4535

Ай бұрын

This was the good ole days growing up during this time

What is so cool is that, in S4:E8 “Party Time” of Cobra Kai, Silver surprises Kreese by bringing him back to the original Cobra Kai dojo from the 1985 Karate Kid movie. He said “It’s been a long time since this place has been a dojo. They’re putting it up for sale. I think it was a candle shop.” 😲 I was excited and in awe when you mentioned at 11:02 that the original Cobra Kai dojo location is actually a candle shop! 😮

Its amazing how many emotions come flooding back as i watch this. I first saw Karate Kid as a 12 year old just starting my life. Now im about to turn 49, and Im past the midway point looking back on so many incredible memories. Nothing compared to being a kid in the 80s. I wouldnt trade it for anything.

@rickymartinezrubio9496

2 жыл бұрын

How are you 49 and 12 in 2010 you should be 23 right now your weird

@ffspablo8739

2 жыл бұрын

@@rickymartinezrubio9496 your a header

@sensoeirensen

2 жыл бұрын

I‘m 46y old guy from Switzerland. Even here the Hype was real in the 80s. All Kids went to Karate! Nothing was better than being a child in the 80s.

@ajzepp8976

2 жыл бұрын

@@sensoeirensen We were all so lucky. I look at the landscape today, and I think I would be absolutely miserable growing up in these times. I just pray Im always able to keep me wits about me as I get older, and these memories stay intact lol. They become more special as each year passes.

@Caraxiam

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajzepp8976 whats so miserabel about growing up these times

The Karate Kid and its 40 minutes? What a wonderful Sunday morning it just became.

@flightofthebumblebee9529

2 жыл бұрын

I helped him kill Finn McGovern to line his own pockets. I thought I was working for you!

Loving Cobra Kai. It's bringing back all the memories of this film.

@flightofthebumblebee9529

2 жыл бұрын

The show is incredible. It is a fan's proverbial wet dream.

@TheKitchenerLeslie

Жыл бұрын

But this is what made it possible... kzread.info/dash/bejne/oaCFldiamdmaZ6w.html

@wildlifewarrior2670

Жыл бұрын

I've only seen the first episode

@SlammedZero

Жыл бұрын

@@wildlifewarrior2670 You need to dive in deeper because it's absolutely cheesearifically fantastic!

@wildlifewarrior2670

Жыл бұрын

@@SlammedZero I believe you're right I really should it would bring back a lot of memories I really really miss the 80s and 90s

I saw Karate Kid in theaters back when i was in High School!!..Great Memories!!

The high-school was also the school used in Nightmare on Elmstreet 2.

@thewickednetwork7667

2 жыл бұрын

Also for Summer School (1987).

That "grain" in the old movies that you speak of is one of many things that made the 80s films so special. They simply cant replicate it today no matter how hard they try. And karate kid is one of my favorite movies, so thanks for taking us back to all the filming locations.

@marcussmith4913

Ай бұрын

ya they cant get the grain in the film because everything is high def now. The grain was because of the shitty cameras not picking up detail.

The best part of this video was Michael saying "You get one life. Once chance to live it, and your never gonna get this chance again. So just do it." I think one of the reasons I enjoy these videos so much is a chance to see and experience things that I would never have been able to.

@marcussmith4913

Ай бұрын

ya that was a hell of a comment. It made me really think about all the time I waste sitting on a computer watching youtube videos. I should be out in the world trying to experience things before Im old and cant drag myself out of bed.

@marcussmith4913

Ай бұрын

I have a question though "experience things that I would never have been able to." why did you say this? You can experience it just travel to LA man and check it out for yourself. Why would you never be able to do that?

I’m in Sydney, Australia and was lucky enough to visit the apartment when I was there in 2019. So surreal seeing something like that up close when it’s been part of a film you adore for so long. We were able to get inside through the side gate as a young couple was exiting at the moment we got there. They let us in happily and said they get asked several times a week but they enjoy that people love it so much. Great video!

Mr. Miyagi's apartment was constructed where the first 3 parking spots are (leaving only 2, one of which Daniel's mom parks in). The entrance to Miyagi's apartment was where the white van is parked. The gated off walkway was still a walkway (although not gated) in the movie. Daniel walks down it when he is first looking for Miyagi.

@chuckfan1

3 ай бұрын

Yes, we know.... we all know

“I think it was a candle shop” - Terry Silver showing the original dojo to Kreese in season 4 of Cobra Kai

The house that the character Ali lives has not changed..wow

Whenever I see how much things have changed since the 80's, I feel extremely sad inside. It's everything, too. Last year I was doing a video tour of the day camp I went to back in the late 80s and early 90s. I actually filmed the swimming pool, and noticed that there is no more deep end. Deep ends and diving boards are a thing of the past. Girls join boy scouts now, and people txt instead of holding conversations. I find myself lost in this new modern world, and generally just surround myself with 80s and 90s pop culture. It's the only place I feel alive anymore. Good video, Mr Grimmlifecollective.

@TheKitchenerLeslie

Жыл бұрын

But have you seen this? kzread.info/dash/bejne/oaCFldiamdmaZ6w.html

@isobignugget7497

Жыл бұрын

@@TheKitchenerLeslie No, this is definitely the first time.

@TheKitchenerLeslie

Жыл бұрын

@@isobignugget7497 It's basically the blueprint for Cobra Kai!

@marcussmith4913

Ай бұрын

You said it man... our childhood was in the best of times. Before the dark times... the internet haha. The internet ruined everything.

Fantastic movie. I saw it 3 times in the theater & then signed up to a karate class. Steve McQueen's son played one of the Cobra Kai's. The blonde curly hair one.

I absolutely love when people make their dreams come true.

Another thing I like about film making in the 80s is they used both the inside and outside of buildings instead of just using the exterior and something else for the interior

@chuckfan1

3 ай бұрын

Umm not really For almost all locations that are homes, the interior is almost always a set. Typically one of the only times they will use a homes interior if it's the pilot. If the show gets picked up, they will then film all that on a set. With the set "house interior" modeled after the real life home, with slight modifications Nothings changed as far as homes And again, nothing has changed as far as buildings , schools etc. Since those locations are typically unique, to the productions requirements they will film inside , as in Karate Kid, the championship Or, with schools, a lot of times they will use the exterior of one school and the interior of another, for the same school Example of this would be Grease. And yes, I work in Locations in the biz

This is the best tour of the filming locations I've seen. I was sent this video by a friend that works on Cobra Kai (I've worked on it a little but not full time) and she knew I'd like it. Huge Karate Kid fan and I appreciate the time, research and effort you put into this video. Respect!

@AlejandroMartinez-nj7od

2 жыл бұрын

Que hace tu amiga?

I’m a 17 year old boy who’s been a BIG FAN of the karate kid movie since I was 5 years old,fun fact the day the movie released in theaters in 1984,the day was June 22nd and that’s the date number of my BIRTHDAY 😱😱😱I was born on June 22nd 2004,and also I ALWAYS wanted to visit the locations they filmed at for the movie,I’m glad u made this video bro 🙏👊🏻🥋

@davidm3maniac201

2 жыл бұрын

@Frank Silvers well obviously it did. If he like it that much its been implanted in his mind and probably watched the film more times as he got older.

@jessesantiago9829

2 жыл бұрын

@Frank Silvers actually I don’t remember seeing the whole movie when I was 5,I had glimpses and flashbacks of certain scenes and remembering I watched it at a different house at a different time,and there’s also a picture taken from my mom of me watching the movie,taken July 7 2009.

I felt like you did the first two years after I moved to California in 1994. I see your enthusiasm, and it makes me smile. It shows you how they barely change the apartments and houses in LA. It's bittersweet for me. I find things a bit run down, but in this scenario, it's cool they didn't.

I really like your mood and energy in this video. I don't have anyone like Jessica to gush over, and sometimes it's hard, but your comments about doing what you can with your one life really hit home. From one goth to another, thank you.

@grimmlifecollective

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you and I’m glad we were able to touch something for you. Stay Grimm and healthy

@st.michaelofcigarillo2845

2 жыл бұрын

You know why there are so many bars on everything now right?

@thatsright4194

9 ай бұрын

​@@grimmlifecollectivewhat? No shots of Harrison NJ from the opening scene?

Many years ago when I was still living with my folks, we took a family vacation to Cali. We were just cruising down the street and I saw Golf N Stuff and recognized it from the movie. So I told my dad to pull over so I could take some pics. This was just a few years after it was released. And the water slide was still there. It's so weird to be traveling and then all of a sudden realize that you are amongst the scenery of a classic movie without even intentionally trying to be there. We were driving through Astoria, Oregon one time years back and I didnt at the time know that much of the Goonies was filmed in Astoria. So I was looking around, and I began to recognize the area. I was thinking, "this place looks really familiar". And then I realized that I was right there in the "Goondocks". Now that was surreal. :)

@marcussmith4913

Ай бұрын

Thats pretty cool to stumble on those places by accident. Usually places like that people usually plan to be there.

That was filmed down the street where I lived in Reseda California, I watched the fighting sence in the field next to the apartment

@kingdingaling2469

2 жыл бұрын

Nice 👍

@codymolenaar2358

2 жыл бұрын

Dude thats insane! How old were you?!

@stevehall2764

2 жыл бұрын

I'm 53 years old

@stevehall2764

2 жыл бұрын

Reseda has changed so much since I was there in 1990

@stevehall2764

2 жыл бұрын

You remember the show different strokes well Dana Plato lived right down the street from me

Michael, you and I couldn’t be more different on paper. You’re goth and Im preppy, sporty guy but we have the same taste in 80’s movies and nostalgia! My gf and I are enjoying y’alls channel. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

You’ve just unlocked my childhood. Ty for making this video. I loved the series so much. I stumbled on your video though reloading KZread. If I ever get to Cali again, I’m taking both of my wives on a tour and this video is our tour guide. Not that it matters since you have 228k subs, but you gained one out of me. Once again, Thank you for this video, for just a short 38 minutes, I went to Ali’s house and to the beach and the dojo seen was epic. Best tour video I’ve seen in years.

Thank you guys so much for filming these locations bc the karate kid is one of my all time favorite movies. It would be so awesome to meet you two, maybe one day I will get to. Keep up the good work guys. Cheers from Albany Kentucky.

Wow, those houses weren't there when I watched that scene where they where fighting in the field, I was sitting in the hallway next to miagies door to his maintenance room

I grew up in the valley and took these shooting locations for granted. Now you have inspired me to go check them out, especially he Karate Kid. I didn’t even realize, I was driving by what was the Cobra Kai dojo, all the time. Also there’s some good food in the NoHo Arts District area.

I swear y'all have looked up all of my favorite movies from my childhood. My all time favorite that I watched every Friday night in the 80s was Back to the Future. I believe that was all made at a studio lot though, so not too many locations to visit. Loved this video! Thank you :)

Show me wax on, wax off! Show me sand da floor! Show me paint da fence! *_AAAAAHHHHYYYYAAAAAAHHHH!!!!_*

This is super cool. I remember going to the theater to watch this movie when it first came out. You two are so fortunate to be living there and be able to look up and go to these sites.

I really appreciate the way take the time to edit your videos lining up shots which brings us right back to when we watched these classic movies. I was born in 1977 so the 80s was everything to me. Nice work dude

The 80,s....❤

Passionnant 👌 80's pour toujours ❤️

Jessica deserves a golden globe for her part in this video.

@jragon9215

2 жыл бұрын

U deserve a Binky

I like that you respect not "trespassing" in areas you feel you shouldnt. Its very very respectful (especially at Mr. Miagi's house. MOST DEFINITELY people live there. I can imagine how many requests homeowner/landowners must get to to "see movie locations". If i were one of them. I would certainly get annoyed after a while

"You're the best..Around!" Very cool video, guys. You line the shots up great.😎👍

I loved Karate Kid, I went to the theater over and over to watch it. You did a great job of filming these locations and narrating them too.

What a great job, tracking all those sites down. And I love how much you’re into it. I was a big fan of karate kid in the 80s. Can’t believe so many of the locations are still there, right down to the detail of signs and lockers. It’s so cool to see. Shame about mr miyagi’s house though. Why would anybody change that place 😩 gotta rewatch the movie tonight 👍🏼

I'm from California , I moved to Kingman Az 20 years ago. I miss the ocean and the 80's as well. I love your channel. You guys make great videos.

Golf n Stuff must've received tons of steady business over the years since Karate Kid. Great promotion from such an iconic movie. No wonder it's still around.

I wish to thank you for the time and patience that you put into this video. You gave us viewers the time to absorb the locations you visited by taking your time. This patience along with your insightful narration (calm and not rushed through) made the whole experience fulfilling imo. Thanks again.

Its crazy how me being 20 years old have the same feelings you're having about that movie and looking at those places, I also grew up with karate kid, but in the 2000's, so thanks for this video, btw you guys are so cute I hope I find someone to love like that :)

I'm not even sure how I stumbled across this video, but I'm glad I did. It's so cool to see that some of the locations are still very recognizable so many years later. The coolest thing though is you. I love, not only your enthusiasm, but your gratitude for being there and mostly for the love you have for Jessica. Great words at 29:35!

Thanks for taking us down memory lane. I've watched a few of your vids and I like your guys' humble and insightful delivery.

This is much more detailed and precise than some of the earlier "where they filmed..." Awesome stuff here brutha!! I loved your filming location for Halloween 2018-- that was really cool too!

Being a HUGE KK fan, I loved this video. Jessica sounds like a keeper. All the best to you!

The movie of my childhood. I was 8. The beach hasnt changed, wow. Fascinating. Thanks to both of you. 😊

I remember ditching school to go on a date to Golf n' stuff (when the water slide was still there), and I remember geeking out because it felt like I was in the movie! It was soo expensive to play in that arcade, but it was definitely worth visiting. I always wanted to ride the water slide but it was closed each time I went. I guess that's a good thing though, I heard that there were a lot of accidents and a few fatalities on that slide, which is probably why they had to take it down. I did get to go on the bumper boats eventually and that was AMAZING! I appreciate your appreciation of all the locations you visit, thanks for doing what you do. It is so enjoyable to watch.

@marcussmith4913

Ай бұрын

lol a couple Fatalities? Rofl.. man trust me if someone dies on a ride of any kind they do not keep letting people on it, in order for there to be a couple fatalities. Its one and done and thats it.

Great video, once again!! Love this movie and your video, you two!! You're right - so much has, naturally, changed since 1984, but the way you two have interspersed actual movie scenes really helps establish how the shots looked from then to today!! Just awesome and so much fun to have these nostalgic trips down memory lane!! Thanks again for sharing!!!

Miyagi didn't live in the apartment building. He just had his workshop there, since he was the super. But his house was where the dojo was. Also, the entry to the workshop wasn't the side entrance to the building, that is clear in the images, the entrance to the building is still visible in the movie and is even used during the filming.

@marcussmith4913

Ай бұрын

I always thought he might be cooking meth back there and selling it to the highschool kids. Thats why he had Danniel sign up for that Karate tourney. Miyaga was selling product at all these Karate tournaments. It wasn't very clear in the script but I think this is a very likely sub plot to the movie.

This is such a classic and one of my all time favorite movies! I show these movies to all of my kids when they're old enough to appreciate it and they all loved it! You have to pass on what you love, to the people you love.

Great video, I've always wondered where some of these spots are, and thankfully they're all close enough to see them in a day. Thanks for this, your enthusiasm in infectious, man.

You are making me feel so nostalgic. I was in Morningside Elementary when the school front steps were used for Carrie (the orignal - I'm old) and all us kids got to sit out front on the grass and watch filming. Maybe you can do a segment on Carrie locations, even the location for a Carrie knock off filmed in NC if you get to NC 😀 I'll seve as tour guide for you and Jessica 😀

Wow I was literally binge watching Cobra Kai all day yesterday! I will be watching more today! Thanks so much guys, one of my faves! 👍🖤🎃

I cannot thank you guys enough for such an enjoyable video. As a child of the 80s myself I also have such fond memories of The Karate Kid. Great job guys!

From what I can see the level of the sea actually diminished since the 80’s. They say that global warming made the sea level grew immensely. Great video!!

I’m glad u got too see all different places and take us with u I really liked karate kid too

Hey Michael and Jessica you do a great job on your "filming location" videos. I love the way you line up the shots in illustrating to me, the viewer, a then and now perspective. Also, your video clips from the original movies have a good picture quality, I like it. And Michael I think it is great that you love your wife, Jessica, and enjoy being with her on your adventures. Great Channel!!! Thanks!

I'm glad you got to see these locations, and thank you for taking us along! Another really fun video and thank for showing the location, showing the scene and then showing the location again. Really let's you absorb the view. Great job as always Kurt!

This was awesome! Looking forward to checking out your other stuff. Thanks for putting this together and sharing it.

Fantastic work! Appreciate your dedication towards making this video.

I love the karate kid. I remember going to the movies and seeing it with my boyfriend. It was our second date. Anyway I love how you found all the filming locations for the movie. Well done. You did an excellent job

@grimmlifecollective

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mary Ann

@maryannwheeler6116

3 жыл бұрын

@@grimmlifecollective very welcome 😊

@hmpz36911

3 жыл бұрын

Was he the best around?

@kylereese4822

3 жыл бұрын

​@@grimmlifecollective We need more Karate Kid type movies made into tv shows like Cobra Kai , imagine a Back To The Future tv show (Sam -Marty`s grand daughter and Demetri related to Doc`s European relatives) from Cobra Kai as the lead roles or Ghostbusters(that could be based on The Real Ghostbusters)........

Thanks for sharing this Guys its been a great watch, I was born in 84 but spent the early 90s watching all the classic 80s films and still bloody love them

I really enjoyed your video and thank you for your time and effort you put into this video. You looked liked you had a blast putting the video together. Shout out to your better half for her support, understanding and patience during and making of this video.

My situation was the opposite from yours when I was a teen: I DIDN'T WANT to study karate, but my parents INSISTED that I do so, because the high school I was about to enter was a very bad one, in a bad neighborhood.

Thank you both for this 😊❤ Karate Kid is awesome, still one of my favorite movies 😊❤ Thanks for takin me back to my childhood in the 80s 😊👍❤

this was sooooo cool. thank you. growing up with The Karate Kid .. this was a blast from the past. Very nostalgic and you did an amazing job lining all the shots up from the movie. thank you

Great work guys, I love your videos, Jessica and yourself have such a cool and genuine vibe! I am so happy I found your channel! Sending love and positive vibes from your friend in Australia ❤

RIP MIYAGI

@chiranjitchatterjee4816

2 жыл бұрын

Rip

@RandyOliverVlogs2

2 жыл бұрын

RIP Mr Miyagi

Wow!! That was awesome I loved it! Brings back memories from this era and watching Karate Kid. Everything is so in-depth, details & match up shots etc, you really can see your passion doing this👍 Thanks for the video and tour👍🙏

One of my favorite types of videos on YT are the movie location videos. I've seen the Rocky, Die Hard, True Grit, and multiple westerns filmed at Old Tombstone. This video is AWESOME, not ONLY because the location shots are so good, but also because of YOUR own excitement of being there. BRAVO!

@grimmlifecollective

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dennis.

That beach/rock shot is beautiful

Nice work. Love the Karate Kid. It's sweet how affectionate you are towards your partner. Nice to see. Keep up the good vids. Always wanted to go where they shot this, thanks for doing it for me.

Great job! Heading out to visit these spots tomorrow! Thanks.

Awesome. The detail you show in the comparisons are huge, it was one of my favorite movies, and for you to break it down at this length is gold. I'm hooked.

This was awesome... Thanku for the massive effort to take us on this trip down memory lane!

That was awesome. As a kid from the 80’s, I loved this tour and can’t wait to see you guys come back to golf n’ stuff when it opens up again. Can’t wait to share this with my son. He too loves Karate Kid and Cobra Kai.

I've lost count how many times I've watched that wonderful movie. I like it because shows the true side of Karate. Yes it is a form of defence but the true side is sprite and only useing it when you have too. I'll have to look through my subs and there's a channel that teaches self defence or you can look though my subs and find it. I've had 14 yrs Judo/Karate, & 26 yrs in the Army. It was funny when I had to go do the self defence course in basic training. There was a Drill Sargent with an attitude 😃😂😁 I let him throw me a few times & I acted 'stupid' duh....Of course Drill 'boy' screamed at me even after I told him not too, he kept doing it so I wiped the floor with him, not bragging, I did it in a way to teach him a lesson. Of course he didn't take the hint & when he came with his stick thingie I broke it in half and said to never yell at me again. He never did, neighter did the other Drills. If they did I didn't shoot & hit anything. I was a Drill Sargent for 7 years and NEVER screamed or yelled at my troopies, and I treated them with respect, which in turn I got back, and it always paid off. No body messed with them or they messed with me and I loved everyone of them. They knew self defence after they got out of basic but they knew the sprite side of it too. Thank you for the video. You showed the sprite side of Karate. Only use it if there is no other way to go. 🤘👻💖

@lindadubberly2458

3 жыл бұрын

I love your story ! How wonderful !!!

@corydjajich3819

2 жыл бұрын

Hey bud. Im juat curious. When u said "the sprite" did u really mean spirit? Otherwise. What do u mean by sprite?

@davidm3maniac201

2 жыл бұрын

@@corydjajich3819 He means sprite. To not hurt or offend anyone

The 90’s & early 2000’s were my rockabilly years. Cool video.

I recently found your channel, and I am enjoying ALL your videos..!..you have been to many places I have yet to see, and you now make me want to visit them more..You 2 are an awesome couple..🙂👍👍

You two are awesome. You guys really bring a smile to my face. Welcome to California.🤘 if y'all are ever in the Sacramento area, look us up

Thanks a lot for this awesome video!!

This was so well put together, and not in an offensive 'know it all' kind of way. I saw Karate kid as a teenager (49 now) and it was great to see so many recognisable spots from the movie, with your assistance of course. You are both such fun and genuinley likable people it was so lovely spending this time with you both. And that is just what it felt like, hanging out with friends. On another note, my god are you two couples goals or what!?!?! Spectacular work all round. New subscriber from South Australia. 😉 (My brother wanted to be one of the skeletons for years as well)

The Karate Kid wallpapered my walls as a teen!! Love Ralph Macchio!! Thanks Grimm🖤💜

31:32 In the 2018/2020 "Kobra Kai" seasons, the Metadome is exactly the same inside, only the mats for the new tournaments went from the old red to blue, via the committee in the series opting for them....

Bro I really enjoyed this content blessings to y’all keep shining peace and love ✌🏾✌🏾

My buddies and I lived walking distance from the South Seas apts there on Saticoy St in Reseda, and the field next to it where Johnny and his crew are beating Daniel up in the skeleton costumes, and Miyagi saves him. We watched them film all of it from Saticoy St. We used to play around on our own bikes and motor bikes in that field countless times.

That was really an awesome video thank you. Great details with lineup shots. It brought back so many memories. Your woman Jessica is definitely a keeper willing to go and participate in the video. I wish you both great adventures and happiness.

You guys are KILLING It! You have great taste.

Follow your dreams that's so true! Great content again folks! Karate kid I grow up with it! Wax on, wax off!! Daniel- san!! I even had my own Mr.Myagi in my life who teached me a lot of things. Some dreams will come true.. work hard for it, so you can say that you gave all you could to make your dreams come true!

Great video! Loved the guided tour all around town. Takes me back to a time when I was in high school. Thanks for posting!

What an awesome review! First video of your channel I watch. Definitely a good explanation and what a couple you are. I'm a big fan of the movie too. Hopefully, someday I can visit all those places. Thanks for the vid.

I have a feeling Lost Boys locations are coming soon

@RonD84

3 жыл бұрын

I hope so its another of my favourites 👍🏻

@kingdingaling2469

2 жыл бұрын

Both and The Goonies , Back To The Future. All Time Greats. Lost Boyz is The Joint

@davidm3maniac201

2 жыл бұрын

Yes just watched it. Lol

Everybody was karate kid fighting awesome video

My mom and me went to see the second one at the theater in our town before it was shut down for good. Since we liked the sequel she rented the first KK. I also went with my grandma to watch ghost busters. Good child hood memories. Wish I could relive some of that.

Great video. It’s cool the way you are lining up the old scenes from the movie. 🎥