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Daniel is a joke thinking he is a teacher or even thinking he deserves that black belt he wheres

I love ralph hes my moms girlfriends brother in law

Justice for Johnny.

No I feel it showed that Mr Miyagi was fighting his own battles and I feel that it humanized him and also strengthened the bond between Daniel and miyagi

I watched that movie many times

Omg get this crew to teach HBO's directors how to shoot day for night, please!

Pat was Mr Miyagi to all of us kids at that time 💕

Ralph Macchio hasnt aged a day.

Flor❤

Wade Robson ruined this movie for me

RIP Chad McQueen!

"cause you don´t learn it in school". - Thank you.

How do you make-up for 28 years in no time? y'all really wanna know? you can't!🤥 Good Luck.👋

Best movie EVER!

Daniel San

That scene made me cry. Glad they didn't cut it,

So glad they didn't cut out the drunk Miaggi scene. Such and important and meaningful arc

I always wondered why Ali kicked the soccer ball away so angrily, like she was mad at him for something.

Morita was such a California dude.... but what he did with that character was astonishing.

Anyone else slightly disappointed this story never really happened even knowing it was a movie

This is the best movie that has ever captured the true essence of karate and to do it all without a green screen that it's an amazing journey!

Cobra….who 😮😮😮😮😮🤯🤯🤯‼️‼️‼️

Noriyuki «Pat» Morita (Sacramento, 28 de junio de 1932-Las Vegas, 24 de noviembre de 2005)​ fue un actor estadounidense de ascendencia japonesa. Es conocido principalmente por su papel como el maestro Nariyoshi Miyagi en la saga cinematográfica The Karate Kid. 73 AÑOS.

Ralph George Macchio Jr. (Huntington, Nueva York, 04 de noviembre de 1961) es un actor y productor estadounidense. Estudió en la Half Hollow Hills Central School District y a los dieciséis años comenzó a actuar en comerciales. Su debut se produjo en 1980, año en que obtuvo el papel de Jeremy Andretti en la serie de la ABC Eight Is Enough. Al mismo tiempo, realizó su primer trabajo cinematográfico cuando interpretó a Chooch Babalazi en la comedia Up the Academy. 62 AÑOS. (63)

Ralph George Macchio Jr. (Huntington, Nueva York, 04 de noviembre de 1961) es un actor y productor estadounidense. Estudió en la Half Hollow Hills Central School District y a los dieciséis años comenzó a actuar en comerciales. Su debut se produjo en 1980, año en que obtuvo el papel de Jeremy Andretti en la serie de la ABC Eight Is Enough. Al mismo tiempo, realizó su primer trabajo cinematográfico cuando interpretó a Chooch Babalazi en la comedia Up the Academy. 62 AÑOS. (63)

Noriyuki «Pat» Morita (Sacramento, 28 de junio de 1932-Las Vegas, 24 de noviembre de 2005)​ fue un actor estadounidense de ascendencia japonesa. Es conocido principalmente por su papel como el maestro Nariyoshi Miyagi en la saga cinematográfica The Karate Kid. 73 AÑOS.

I was 19 in 1984.... I loved this movie

Macchio should have play as Dick Grayson/Robin in Batman after the Karate Kid

Proof positive that noses continue to grow throughout life. Thanks for that.

Ralph seems like a very nice guy also he's Italian

Brings happy tears to my eyes watching this great movie ,great messages ,great actors

Great seeing this thank you for sharing I really enjoyed this

That was a very nice featurette. I have the Karate Kid series on DVD and blue ray but I don’t think I have ever seen this video. Thanks to whoever posted it.

Watching Cobra Kai a lot lately, and then hearing Pat do Miyagi here was like wow. You never know how much you miss somebody until their gone.

Kudos to Pat Morita RIP. Great creation!

This is the best documentary I've watched about "The Karate Kid", EVER!!! Amazing film. Thank you for it.

This is Golden

I could watch ten hours of this, and never get bored.

Johnny was the bully and villain though in the movie.

I remember seeing this in theaters as a young kid with my father. I’m so glad they have this behind the scenes editors cut. I can’t believe they had 1.3 million clips taken to make this movie. That is absolutely insane…. The amount of detail put into this was amazing. This has to go down as one of the greatest films of all time. They broke down individual plays from the real games and recreated them with 10 hockey players on the ice moving around at 20mph… that’s no easy feat. Incredible to see the behind the scenes and all the work they put in. All the hits, shots, goals, saves, everything was done to perfection and just draws you into every single play. The music was great as well. I hope they continue to make movies like this.

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Dog toy

Behind the scenes

Snow pants

We need more dogs

My nephew was being bullied at school so we showed him the karate kid and he decided he wanted to take karate lessons. One day. He said him and his bully were now friends. Apparently they had a face off and my nephew was able to handle him and when he could’ve hurt him, he showed him mercy and that turned the tide. He helped the bully from the floor and they’ve been friends ever since

Ralph is such a good actor. He was great in Crossroads, a film that doesn't get as much attention, but still just as good.

It is my belief that Pat Morita took on the persona of his stuntman late Sensei Fumio Demura.

Would love to have asked Johnny when Daniel was doing the one legged crane thing, what move where you going for there? The don't throw a kick or punch sprint forward with your chin up move?