Morita was certainly an underrated actor. While he was a comedian, he captured both a tranquility and intensity of the Miyagi character that makes you forget he was Arnold from Happy Days
Yeah : I definitely don't blame the actor who played myagi though, my gripe is that the television stations place the original karate kid films : on television disguised as general viewing programming in prime time viewing slots when they're actually suspension thrillers
Rusty Right, but before K Kid he was pretty much only known for Happy Days, there weren’t many roles for Asian-Americans beyond the stereotypical roles, he brought a depth to Miyagi
Love this scene; it teaches a fundamental lessons in life, you reap what you sew, showing compassion for those who have wronged you, and mercy for the foolish.
"you reap what you sew" Sew? Like dresses and such? I prefer to reap what I sow, like a farmer would reap the wheat produced from the seeds he had sown earlier in the season.
"You could have killed him, couldn't you?" "Hai" "Well, why didn't you then?" "Because Daniel-san, people owning cars with broken windows going to do that"
Good point, wait until he gets the call from those lawyers, as well as Mrs, Lawrence's Lawyer for attempted murder of her Son. I honestly think Myagi stopped a Homicide in this scene.
This has to be one of the best scenes in history for any follow up movie. Karate kid is my fave movie of all time- it taught me discipline, motivation, and made me learn Karate. I have no doubt this movie reached out to so many people for the better. Rest in peace Pat, a legend we never saw enough of 🙏
You could have killed him couldn't you? Hai Well why didn't you then? Because Daniel-san, too many witness first degree murder. Miyagi not want to go to jail.
+Holden308 They could've added there something like: "Daniel-san nuts? You know what to happen in prison? No wax on wax off there Miyagi tell you that."
@Justin Chand After Daniel asked Mr. Miyagi why he didn't kill John Kreese, another funny response can be "Because Daniel-San, I have a crystal ball and am able to predict the future you will have a death match with an Okinawa man named Chozen which will teach you not to murder in life to just honk noses instead."
Miyagi actually seems to maintain his composure before Kreese utilizes the verbal low-blow, "Beat it slope, or you're next." Pat Morita does a really good job with the subtle acting here: he actually looks f'ing pissed for a second. It also actually looks like Johnny is being choked to death...his face is BRIGHT red!
UnSubRocky I always found Miyagi's refusal to train Daniel for the tournament in Part III to be kind of an a-hole move. He even made light of the situation when Danie asked for the small favor being taught to "sweep." Like you said, only when Miyagi is insulted, and has to get physically involved does he finally agree to train him.
+Tommy DP It was not a d--k move. Miyagi trained Daniel to defend himself and to impart wisdom for Daniel. When the re-match came around,Miyagi felt it was pointless. Remember,he thinks you should only fight if you have to,if you have no other choice. Tournament fighting for Miyagi goes against his beliefs.
@@Metalman200xdamnit Plus at the time Muyagi didn't realise Daniel was being forced to fight. I am intrigued at how Miyagi was able to turn up at Silver's dojo just at the right time to save Daniel from a severe beating, how did Miyagi twig exactly what was going on and leap to the rescue in time?
Trivia: this scene was originally supposed to be at the end of the first movie, but they decided (rightly) that ending it right after the final fight would be better.
You know... in this scene Martin Kove really did punch through one of the car windows. It was an accident, but he went through it anyway and actually got glass shards in his fist. Now THAT is hard-core.
@@damienlovestheoutdoorsandr6110 "The tiny explosive charge did not go off in time. That's why he screamed." No, he "screamed" just BEFORE he punched; it was supposed to be a kiai (spirit shout).
Even myagi was arrested he would just play games of devils advocate and get into people's minds so even correction officers wouldn't be able to hold him Myagi was actually a criminal stalker
Mother larusso and allison were both waiting for the pair to arrive at the restaurant for a celebration party I'm pretty sure that myagi wanted some action from mother larusso Danny might even got lucky with allison as well
"You could've killed him, couldn't you?" "Hai." "Well why didn't you then?" "Jesus Christ Daniel-San. Because murder is probably a bit much, don't you think?"
Two quotes come to mind watching this scene:"An attack is proof that one is out of control. Never run away from any kind of challenge, but do not try to suppress or control an opponent unnaturally." -Morihei Ueshiba."When your temper rises lower your fist. When your fist rise lower your temper." -Choju Miyagi.Anger may give a person power, but what good is power if it ends up controlling your actions?
Joshua, if you liked those, I'd suggest reading Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War', an excellent treatise on the tactics and strategies of warfare. The lessons in it however do not just concern war. The knowledge in it can be applied to many aspects of life, aspects of business, gaming, maybe even relationships; it has been said 'Love is a Battlefield'. :D It's an excellent, thought provoking read which will leave you a much wiser man! :D
I remember seeing this in the theatre in 1986 and thinking Kreese was so strong because he could destroy Johnny's trophy, not knowing that the figurehead was probably plastic and it was a breakaway prop designed to be easy to wreck.
I was going by the fact that in this movie, he says he had left Okinawa at age 18, and that this was 45 years later, which would make him 63 years old.
Bad enough this 35 yr old man has anger management and maturity issues taking it out on a teen-but he makes the SAME window error within seconds? Ridiculous.
+Mike G Although most publications (including those online) say that Chad McQueen played Dutch in this scene, rumours persist that it wasn't actually McQueen. They say this is why they had him on the other side of the car, cap down over his eyes and then having his back turned while Kreese is attacking Johnny.
I'm pretty sure it's the same actor Chad McQueen from the first one. It's in his biographies on the net. I reckon that that's the way Dutch would react in such a situation rather than they are trying to hide him because it's a different actor. I'd say it was just classic Dutch!! Whoever wrote that part for him did a fantastic job
Creese says johnny is off the team because he finished second. Well, he might as well throw everybody else off the team because they finished even lower than johnny. Creese said second place is no place. If your a fan of the trilogy you can see in beginning of part 3 that the cobra Kai dojo shut down due to poor revenue. Creese did it to himself lol!
I think I read somewhere where there was a deleted scene or a scene they were gonna shoot but didn't where all of the Cobra Kai students turned in their headbands en masse to Kreese and resigned from his school because of the incident with Johnny in the parking lot or because of the fact that they knew their sensei had told his students to cheat in order to defeat Daniel.
Metalman200xdamnit Nah, it would be better if they all turned in their headbands to Kreese and then went over to be Mr. Miyagi's students! He whipped Kreese, remember?
Hallie Harker What I meant was,Kreese would take his students turning in their gear poorly and whip his students for their betrayal. Look what he did to Johnny for coming in second. Think what he would do if his students turned in their gear.
It's amazing how much height the actor who played Kreese has lost. He was quite a bit taller than Johnny back then, but today (35 years later), Johnny's taller than him. It's not surprising considering the actor is in his 70's now and has lost quite a bit of height.
I agree. Mr. Han nearly lost control in his (alternate ending) fight with Chinese Kreese (I forgot the guys name) until Dre told him not too. But Mr. Miyagi just used Kresse's own "lessons" against him and maintained himself
Anthony Zabala a critic is just another man/woman with an opinion. Mr. Miyagi is always in control because no.1 martial arts is a discipline of mind and body and master Miyagi has that.
I like Mr. Han and all, he is awesome... But Mr. Miyagi seemed to have a much more controlled personality which makes me like him better. Plus, Miyagi won without throwing a single punch, he is so skilled it's almost like he's OP
Daniel: You could have killed him, couldn't you? Miyagi: Hai Daniel:well why didn't you? Miyagi; Because Daniel-san, Miyagi know what goes on in prison showers.
Miyagi would go to prison although I don't think he would have to worry so much about getting raped at his age. At best, he'll just be cooking meals or doing everyone's laundry. Maybe even work as a prison librarian.
To save Johnny Lawrence from being choked to death is the greatest definitive of Mr. Miyagi and who he really WAS in his lifetime. Any other Adversaries of Cobra Kai would say "Fuck it, leave them alone", not Mr. Miyagi! After Miyagi pulled Johnny away from the stranglehold His Evil Sensei John Kreese had him in, then he taught Kreese an unforgettable lesson after avoiding two attempted punches thrown at him by Kreese.
did he really say that????? wait ,,, now i have to review the film again…. give me a moment. LOL… you got me on that one. LOL that would have been a good outtake though. good one! * * * * *. liked it!
this was the original ending for the karate kid, and martin kove injured his hand in this scene, with the second punch he really broke the window because the gunpowder charge in the door who was supposed to blow up the glass didnt work, and the scene where hes taking his hand off the car was shot the next day, with fake blood and all that
kgunitkeese17 men, this scene was shot in 1985, maybe 1984, 31 or 32 years ago, I really dont know if sugar glass technology was available at that time
I have no idea how Johnny can work with Kreese again in the new series after Kreese tried to kill him. (Something he admits to Daniel in the new series!) You would think Johnny would remember that Kreese tried to kill him, and that it was Myagi who saved his life. Whatever Daniel's faults may be in the new series, I would sooner go to Daniel's dojo than Johnny's.
I think the makers of Star Wars Episode 2 & 3 should've modelled Yoda's fighting style after Miyagi... slow, thoughtful, deliberate with strong knock out blows as needed. Not jumping and flying around like he was speedy gonzalas!
I've always scratched my head at the dialogue here, "You could have killed him couldn't you? Aye. Well why didn't you then? (Answer: some wise-sounding 9th grade poetry nonsense about living with no forgiveness being worse than dying). OK, Mr. Miyagi, I think your answer to Daniel's asinine question of "why didn't you then" should have been "Ah, Daniel san, sometimes Miyagi think you just too stupid to live. Miyagi kill Kriese, witnesses all over place, at least one call police and Miyagi stand trial for murder. Miyagi no want to spend rest of life in San Quentin."
Daniels a psychopath. He just doesn't morally understand why it's wrong to kill people that wrong you. He probably would have gladly killed Johnny for that trophy is he had to.
The little bald, green, big-eared guy from the Star Wars franchise. First watch Episode I The Phantom Menace. That's where he originates from along with Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Gotta love Mr Miyagi. Kreese, Mike Barnes, Terry Silver, and Dutch seem like the real D-bags. Dutch didn't try to help Johnny at all. He didn't even seem to care that he was being choked. Bobby tried to help him, and so did Tommy. The other guy Jimmy seemed to be upset too. At least he seemed to care.
Yes, a true man of class will shake the winners hand after he loses, or say good game, and be genuine. A loser will get upset and bitter after losing, that's the definition of a true born loser.
@@SwiitKALEL I think he'll Join Kreese bc Now Kreese Stole Cobra Kai From Johnny but I think Kreese Will Reveal that Dutch Speedy was His Real Favorite Student
Kreese was damn lucky that Johnny's dad wasn't about THE EQUALIZER or he might have done a number on Kreese ha ha. Eddie would have crippled him for attacking Scott or Johnny as he is now calling himself.
GhostGrind I always thought Dutch was the douchiest of the Kais. Like Johnny is just aggresive, Bobby is a little bit more level headed and Dutch just wants to be an asshole for the sake of it.
"... like he could care less..." * "COULDN'T care less." It mean he doesn't care one bit, because nothing is less than zero. If he COULD care less, it would mean he DOES care, at least a little...the opposite of what the expression means.
Haha if only phones existed back then, someone would have video recorded Kreese head locking Johnny, report it to the police, and then have him locked up in jail.
It is sad that people still think that martial arts is "who can beat who up" it's not. If you do Martial Arts, it just means you are super fit, in the best shape anyone can ever be, and have a weapon hidden away for situations you hopefully will never have to face. I also can't stand people who are like "MMA fighter would kick your ass" err, firstly it is called MIXED martial arts, where do you think the techniques came from in order to mix it up in the first place? Some people are so stupid it hurts. Do what you enjoy and fuck everybody else!
"If you do Martial Arts, it just means you are super fit, in the best shape anyone can ever be, and have a weapon hidden away..." Many martial artists are NOT in super fit nor in particularly great shape, especially as we grow older. And most of us don't carry weapons outside the dojo, other than our brains. (But perhaps that is what you meant when you spoke of the weapon you have hidden away.)
I've taken several forms of martial arts. I'm good but far from great. All the fights I got into outside of class, my skills meant dick. There's no time to use them. If anyone says they used what they learned, they're full of shit.
- Kreese taught his students to show no mercy or compassion; Miyagi taught Daniel to show discipline & respect. I think we know who was the better Karate instructor at the end. :-)
Musashi always iterates to use the terrain to your advantage if possible. In the martial arts, one must try meet every opponent with the least amount of force...unless your life or someone else's life is at stake. Miyagi also knows the psychology of fighting, and turned his opponent's anger in on himself.
It would have been cool to see Johnny , Bobby and the other cobra's in number 3 and even help back Daniel up.Johnny really learned to respect Daniel at the end of number 1 and he was probably grateful to Miyagi for helping him here.
Started watching Cobra Kai on Netflix a few weeks ago - it's actually much better than I expected. Lots of the original actors return to reprise their roles, along with a number of complex new characters played by some very talented young actors. Johnny is a main character with a far more sympathetic backstory than you might expect. If you liked the movies, I can recommend the Netflix series.
Dutch is suppose to be Johnny's best friend, but as soon as Kreese has Johnny in that choke hold, Dutch ends up turning around and act like nothing is going on.
"The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." Sun Tzu 'The Art Of War.' It takes a REAL master of the martial arts to use the art of fighting without fighting.
Mr. Miyagi comes from an honor culture. Honor means more than laws. So he rightly gave an answer rooted in ethics, not law. Since, if honor demanded killing, the law wouldn't have stopped him.
Daniel: You could have killed him. Why didn't you? Miyagi: Seriously, Daniel-san, you want to murder people now? Perhaps I should have let Johnny-san kick your ass, you psychopath!
Guys guys we can not go with out mention Dutch just giving no fuck and turning his back. And Jimmy as usual don't saying shit....has he had a line in any of the 2 movies?
A competition is different though, usually if someone aggressively confronts you is the enemy and a high majority of the times it's good to do what it takes to defend yourself and stay safe
I sure wouldn't want to mess with an old man that has that much speed and not to mentioned with that much experience to go with it, mr miyagi is bad ass👍👍👍
If Daniel's mother saw John Kreese getting his knuckles bleeding after he put his hands through the windows of 2 cars trying to teach Miyagi a lesson after saving 1 of Kreese's students from being strangled to death as punishment for losing the under 18 karate tournament,she would've been shocked to see a lot of blood but would be glad deep down that Kreese got what he deserved for being a bad karate teacher.
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When movie sequels actually picked up where their original stories left off; something we don’t see much of in today’s movie sequels.
When they do it's pretty haphazard
Got the same feeling from back to the future!
They did the same in The Last Jedi
All the rocky movies
Eeyup.
Morita was certainly an underrated actor. While he was a comedian, he captured both a tranquility and intensity of the Miyagi character that makes you forget he was Arnold from Happy Days
Yeah : I definitely don't blame the actor who played myagi though, my gripe is that the television stations place the original karate kid films : on television disguised as general viewing programming in prime time viewing slots when they're actually suspension thrillers
Rusty Right, but before K Kid he was pretty much only known for Happy Days, there weren’t many roles for Asian-Americans beyond the stereotypical roles, he brought a depth to Miyagi
its even crazy to think that wasnt his real accent
Morita made me believe he was a real karate master, even if the choreography of that day is nothing compared to today's.
@@Thomas-dw1nb same, I was kinda dissapointed when I found out that he wasn't but at the same time that's the beauty of make believe
Love this scene; it teaches a fundamental lessons in life, you reap what you sew, showing compassion for those who have wronged you, and mercy for the foolish.
+MackeyDeez , that's true too.
+MackeyDeez You reap what you sow.....
"you reap what you sew"
Sew? Like dresses and such? I prefer to reap what I sow, like a farmer would reap the wheat produced from the seeds he had sown earlier in the season.
"You could have killed him, couldn't you?"
"Hai"
"Well, why didn't you then?"
"Because Daniel-san, people owning cars with broken windows going to do that"
😂😂😂
😂😁😃
Ahahaha, ahahaha 😂😂😂
True
Good point, wait until he gets the call from those lawyers, as well as Mrs, Lawrence's Lawyer for attempted murder of her Son. I honestly think Myagi stopped a Homicide in this scene.
This has to be one of the best scenes in history for any follow up movie. Karate kid is my fave movie of all time- it taught me discipline, motivation, and made me learn Karate. I have no doubt this movie reached out to so many people for the better. Rest in peace Pat, a legend we never saw enough of 🙏
You could have killed him couldn't you?
Hai
Well why didn't you then?
Because Daniel-san, too many witness first degree murder. Miyagi not want to go to jail.
+Holden308
That's what I was thinking.
+Holden308 LMFAOOOO
+Holden308 God you are gaaaaaay
+Holden308
They could've added there something like:
"Daniel-san nuts? You know what to happen in prison? No wax on wax off there Miyagi tell you that."
+Holden308 .... Epic
*_34-35 years later_*
Daniel: How are your knuckles Kreese?
One of my favorite moments in cobra Kai
Hah!
“You could have killed him couldn’t you”
“Hai”
“Well why didn’t you”
Because Daniel-San, we needed him in Cobra Kai season 2 and 3”
"You be on Cobra Kai too Daniel-san. So will Johnny. But, I be gone Daniel-san"
@Justin Chand After Daniel asked Mr. Miyagi why he didn't kill John Kreese, another funny response can be "Because Daniel-San, I have a crystal ball and am able to predict the future you will have a death match with an Okinawa man named Chozen which will teach you not to murder in life to just honk noses instead."
We also needed My Miyagi fam
Season 4 and 5
Hahaha
Miyagi actually seems to maintain his composure before Kreese utilizes the verbal low-blow, "Beat it slope, or you're next." Pat Morita does a really good job with the subtle acting here: he actually looks f'ing pissed for a second. It also actually looks like Johnny is being choked to death...his face is BRIGHT red!
UnSubRocky
I always found Miyagi's refusal to train Daniel for the tournament in Part III to be kind of an a-hole move. He even made light of the situation when Danie asked for the small favor being taught to "sweep." Like you said, only when Miyagi is insulted, and has to get physically involved does he finally agree to train him.
+Tommy DP It was not a d--k move. Miyagi trained Daniel to defend himself and to impart wisdom for Daniel. When the re-match came around,Miyagi felt it was pointless. Remember,he thinks you should only fight if you have to,if you have no other choice. Tournament fighting for Miyagi goes against his beliefs.
@@Metalman200xdamnit Plus at the time Muyagi didn't realise Daniel was being forced to fight. I am intrigued at how Miyagi was able to turn up at Silver's dojo just at the right time to save Daniel from a severe beating, how did Miyagi twig exactly what was going on and leap to the rescue in time?
Mr. Miyagi, masterfully portrayed by the late Pat Morita, was one of the coolest movie characters of all time. R.I.P. Mr. Morita.
Trivia: this scene was originally supposed to be at the end of the first movie, but they decided (rightly) that ending it right after the final fight would be better.
Thank you. I was wondering about that.
They probably had a hunch there’d be a sequel
This is the definitive ending imo, it wraps everything up perfectly, way better than the stereotypical "hurray danny won" ending
@@berserker3440 ,that. Besides, Kreese would've gotten what he deserved even if Karate Kid didn't have any sequel.
Ending the first film with this scene would have taken away the emphasis on Daniels victory and given the film a darker tone.
The world could definitely use more teachers like Mr. Miyagi right now.....
Nathan Masters we need more teachers like him
Oss! I agree
@partisan More ruthlessness, brutality, beating up weaker people and "only first place counts"?
Definitely not. I pity you that you think like that.
We all can be like Mr. Miyagi
though, too bad Pat Morita didn't actually know karate
You know... in this scene Martin Kove really did punch through one of the car windows. It was an accident, but he went through it anyway and actually got glass shards in his fist. Now THAT is hard-core.
Yea your absolutely right. The tiny explosive charge did not go off in time. That's why he screamed.
Which punch was the real one?
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@@damienlovestheoutdoorsandr6110 "The tiny explosive charge did not go off in time. That's why he screamed."
No, he "screamed" just BEFORE he punched; it was supposed to be a kiai (spirit shout).
@@aaprt586 It had to have been the first one because if you look closely, the 2nd window breaks as soon as he starts to swing.
"Because Daniel-san, Miyagi would get arrested."
He'll probably say that in the reboot.
***** Hey, I like that! Good interpretation there!
Even myagi was arrested he would just play games of devils advocate and get into people's minds so even correction officers wouldn't be able to hold him
Myagi was actually a criminal stalker
Another , DiP SHIT !!!
Steacy783 why are you so mad at random people
"...For person with no forgiveness in heart, living even worse punishment than death."
Miyagi used physiological warfare. He intimidated and humiliated Kreese. Then he mocked him. He didn't need to hit him. The damage was already done.
+Alan Slevin Kreese defeated himself with his own misguided teachings.
+guilhermecordeiro lol
true
Not to mention use Kreese's own ideology against him
+ guilhermecordeiro I think he did.
"...Because Daniel-san, man who kill crazy sensei in parking lot, can face 20 to life, or death....."
LOL.That was good.
Haha good one,I aways tought about that.
you really cracked me up, exactly what i was thinking, who the hell ask why someone would not kill a man in a parking lot full of people?
Alejandro Exequiel Taborda Because Daniel is a psycho. Everybody is beginning to realize that. He can't fool us anymore with his little victim act.
it's america self defence anythings possible
I want to see Johnney showing appreciation toward Mr Miyagi for defending him from Kreese on Cobra Kai season 3.
Yeah, me too
i think they are doing something similar with johnny and daniel joining forces....
"Daniel san. Lady no wait forever."
Made a perfect prediction. He's the master of foresight. Daniel-san in for big surprise.
If he made her wait too long, Miyagi would've had to defuse another potential murder. =D
But who knows what made Ali dump him. Yes she said to him she fell in love with a football player at UCLA but what lead to it? We may never know
Mother larusso and allison were both waiting for the pair to arrive at the restaurant for a celebration party
I'm pretty sure that myagi wanted some action from mother larusso
Danny might even got lucky with allison as well
"You could've killed him, couldn't you?"
"Hai."
"Well why didn't you then?"
"Jesus Christ Daniel-San. Because murder is probably a bit much, don't you think?"
betotrono no shit i always was like omg ya just going 2 murder this guy no problem we just murder every other day..! Lol Daniel sannn..
Proof that Daniel was the true villain and psychopath of the story
Zanzibar Breeze Darth Sidious level, if it wasn't for the great wisdom of Miyagi Daniel probably would have said: DEW IT!
Zanzibar Breeze yeah word.
betotrono lmao!!!!!!
I love the fact that Mr. Miyagi just leaves all the Cobra Kai kids just laying on the ground. LOL!
Two quotes come to mind watching this scene:"An attack is proof that one is out of control. Never run away from any kind of challenge, but do not try to suppress or control an opponent unnaturally." -Morihei Ueshiba."When your temper rises lower your fist. When your fist rise lower your temper." -Choju Miyagi.Anger may give a person power, but what good is power if it ends up controlling your actions?
Anger is a ridiculous and illogical emotion.
+small ed not all the time, to be angry often someone has a reason or justification to feel annoyed
Wow!!! Never heard either one, man. Thanks for sharing, this is awesome
We need emotional content.
Joshua, if you liked those, I'd suggest reading Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War', an excellent treatise on the tactics and strategies of warfare. The lessons in it however do not just concern war. The knowledge in it can be applied to many aspects of life, aspects of business, gaming, maybe even relationships; it has been said 'Love is a Battlefield'. :D
It's an excellent, thought provoking read which will leave you a much wiser man! :D
"Why didn't you kill him?" "Too many witnesses, Daniel-San. We catch him later."
:D
we catch him when no one watch
epa316 omg thank you, I laughed soo hard a tear came to my eye..
😂😂
70% of this comment was stolen
1:12 Kreese is like, "Let me do the exact same thing going the other way" lol
In-N-Out he may be a karate expert but he has no balance in his life.
"You could've killed him - why didn't you?"
Maybe because you're in a crowded parking lot surrounded by children, I dunno
+Evan Schatz That's true man, I didn't realise
+Evan Schatz Cause kill man mean life without parole.
+Evan Schatz Also maybe because he did not want to go to jail.
He probably could've played it up like Cobra Kai tried to kill him, though
+drkinferno72 hahahahah
I remember seeing this in the theatre in 1986 and thinking Kreese was so strong because he could destroy Johnny's trophy, not knowing that the figurehead was probably plastic and it was a breakaway prop designed to be easy to wreck.
Haha Kreese is a nothing!!
Ricky Coogin pretty much all karate trophies are plastic
+JSwanKilowJ Basically all trophies of any kind are plastic
Duncan Shaw Not the Stanley Cup.
"Because, Daniel-San, justice system does not favor minorities"
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!
Yours was the best
And Miyagi doesn’t want to wax on wax off with bigger prisoners
LMAO. Funny, dude!
Sarg Lallis liar
"Because daniel son I'm a 75 year old man and I dont want to die in prison."
He was 63.
He never would have made it to prison: Terry Silver would have had him killed within mere hours of hearing the news
Sean Davila 54*
I was going by the fact that in this movie, he says he had left Okinawa at age 18, and that this was 45 years later, which would make him 63 years old.
Sean Davila Funny, and when you think such a long time should have made him very fluent in english
"Because Daniel-San, Kreese has to pay for damaging 2 cars"
Bad enough this 35 yr old man has anger management and maturity issues taking it out on a teen-but he makes the SAME window error within seconds? Ridiculous.
Nice friend Dutch is here. 0:25 Turns his back on Johnny when Kreese puts him in the choke hold.
+Mike G Although most publications (including those online) say that Chad McQueen played Dutch in this scene, rumours persist that it wasn't actually McQueen. They say this is why they had him on the other side of the car, cap down over his eyes and then having his back turned while Kreese is attacking Johnny.
+Holden308 Interesting! That wold make sense if ture.
dutch looked like he was on coke the first one....maybe in rehab the 2nd
I'm pretty sure it's the same actor Chad McQueen from the first one. It's in his biographies on the net. I reckon that that's the way Dutch would react in such a situation rather than they are trying to hide him because it's a different actor. I'd say it was just classic Dutch!! Whoever wrote that part for him did a fantastic job
Dutch was prob beyond help evens miyagis ha
Creese says johnny is off the team because he finished second. Well, he might as well throw everybody else off the team because they finished even lower than johnny. Creese said second place is no place. If your a fan of the trilogy you can see in beginning of part 3 that the cobra Kai dojo shut down due to poor revenue. Creese did it to himself lol!
I think I read somewhere where there was a deleted scene or a scene they were gonna shoot but didn't where all of the Cobra Kai students turned in their headbands en masse to Kreese and resigned from his school because of the incident with Johnny in the parking lot or because of the fact that they knew their sensei had told his students to cheat in order to defeat Daniel.
+Hallie Harker That would have been a great scene,maybe not for the students though. Kreese would take that poorly.
Metalman200xdamnit Nah, it would be better if they all turned in their headbands to Kreese and then went over to be Mr. Miyagi's students! He whipped Kreese, remember?
Hallie Harker
What I meant was,Kreese would take his students turning in their gear poorly and whip his students for their betrayal. Look what he did to Johnny for coming in second. Think what he would do if his students turned in their gear.
Metalman200xdamnit Then maybe they could have Mr. Miyagi go with them when they turned in their gear.
Johnny: That sucks. I did my best.
Kresse: What did you say?
Johnny: I said I did my best!
It's amazing how much height the actor who played Kreese has lost. He was quite a bit taller than Johnny back then, but today (35 years later), Johnny's taller than him. It's not surprising considering the actor is in his 70's now and has lost quite a bit of height.
This is why Miyagi is more badass than Mr.Han
But the Nostalgia Critic didn't think so
I agree. Mr. Han nearly lost control in his (alternate ending) fight with Chinese Kreese (I forgot the guys name) until Dre told him not too. But Mr. Miyagi just used Kresse's own "lessons" against him and maintained himself
Anthony Zabala a critic is just another man/woman with an opinion.
Mr. Miyagi is always in control because no.1 martial arts is a discipline of mind and body and master Miyagi has that.
I like Mr. Han and all, he is awesome... But Mr. Miyagi seemed to have a much more controlled personality which makes me like him better. Plus, Miyagi won without throwing a single punch, he is so skilled it's almost like he's OP
+Israel Trevino Jr i like both don't have no i think is better they said best fights are the one they avoid
You'd think Johnny's parents would have been at the tournament and would have been with him in the parking lot to witness this.
Watch Cobra Kai.
Daniel: You could have killed him, couldn't you?
Miyagi: Hai
Daniel:well why didn't you?
Miyagi; Because Daniel-san, Miyagi know what goes on in prison showers.
Yup, Assualt on a minor, destruction of property, attempted murder.
Miyagi would go to prison although I don't think he would have to worry so much about getting raped at his age. At best, he'll just be cooking meals or doing everyone's laundry. Maybe even work as a prison librarian.
😂
😂😂😂😂
No, only rapists get that treatment
“Because Daniel-San, we need him for Cobra Kai season 3!!!”
I loved how jhonny broke a car window in cobra kai without messing up his hand. you should know that is impossible in real life.
I got super annoyed when Kreese broke Johny's trophy and threw it away.
Don't worry he gets it back in Cobra Kai Season 2 episode 1
To save Johnny Lawrence from being choked to death is the greatest definitive of Mr. Miyagi and who he really WAS in his lifetime.
Any other Adversaries of Cobra Kai would say "Fuck it, leave them alone", not Mr. Miyagi! After Miyagi pulled Johnny away from the stranglehold His Evil Sensei John Kreese had him in, then he taught Kreese an unforgettable lesson after avoiding two attempted punches thrown at him by Kreese.
When he wraps the choke on and elbows Bobby in the sternum, I lose it every time. Lol
it is funny, isn't it?!
-You could have killed him, couldn't you;
- hai;
- why didn't you then?
- because I would have gone to jail
lol.
did he really say that????? wait ,,, now i have to review the film again…. give me a moment. LOL… you got me on that one. LOL that would have been a good outtake though. good one! * * * * *. liked it!
LMAO! You literally won the Internet.
Empyriummann u
this was the original ending for the karate kid, and martin kove injured his hand in this scene, with the second punch he really broke the window because the gunpowder charge in the door who was supposed to blow up the glass didnt work, and the scene where hes taking his hand off the car was shot the next day, with fake blood and all that
Really? Wow, they did a good job with the editing here, then. Looks seamless.
MrPanchomanmma just goes to show you can go yrs without knowing something and find out yrs yrs later thanks for sharing that.
MrPanchomanmma It that's true, they should've just used sugar glass instead. Brittle and breaks easily without hurting yourself.
kgunitkeese17 men, this scene was shot in 1985, maybe 1984, 31 or 32 years ago, I really dont know if sugar glass technology was available at that time
@@kgunitkeese17 Sweet!
Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci return to find out what happened to their cars.
Kreese: "Oh crap"
😂😂😂
2nd Place won through honor and skill is better then 1st Place won through deception and cowardice
Similar line in the last episode of the new Cobra Kai show.
snakes3425 - and black magic
snakes3425 lolllllllllll
@Char Char Binks That's nonsense.
"Because Daniel-San... It's fucking illegal !!!
I have no idea how Johnny can work with Kreese again in the new series after Kreese tried to kill him. (Something he admits to Daniel in the new series!) You would think Johnny would remember that Kreese tried to kill him, and that it was Myagi who saved his life. Whatever Daniel's faults may be in the new series, I would sooner go to Daniel's dojo than Johnny's.
I think the makers of Star Wars Episode 2 & 3 should've modelled Yoda's fighting style after Miyagi... slow, thoughtful, deliberate with strong knock out blows as needed. Not jumping and flying around like he was speedy gonzalas!
+Beeza San Yeah because starwars fans are pathetic but karate kid fans arent lol
I agree
***** No son, just no
+Beezu San would you shut up already? Nobody wants to be your friend so go be a lonely troll on some other comment.
+Beeza San I must have struck a nerve. LMFAO!!!!
I've always scratched my head at the dialogue here, "You could have killed him couldn't you? Aye. Well why didn't you then? (Answer: some wise-sounding 9th grade poetry nonsense about living with no forgiveness being worse than dying).
OK, Mr. Miyagi, I think your answer to Daniel's asinine question of "why didn't you then" should have been "Ah, Daniel san, sometimes Miyagi think you just too stupid to live. Miyagi kill Kriese, witnesses all over place, at least one call police and Miyagi stand trial for murder. Miyagi no want to spend rest of life in San Quentin."
Daniels a psychopath.
He just doesn't morally understand why it's wrong to kill people that wrong you.
He probably would have gladly killed Johnny for that trophy is he had to.
richiefranklin76 I hate that meme and all the retards who unironically think it's true.
@@richiefranklin76 Don't be so imbecilic.
@@zekeiwa5837
Lol triggered
@@jennag3226
Sorry Daddy....
Beat Kreese’s ass without touching him, gangsta....
This is a continuation of the end of the first movie when Johnny said “you’re alright Larusso!” Johnny is not the bad guy anymore.
See the Cobra Kai series.
My favorite movie from the 80s i wish i could go back in time and watch it lol it breaks my heart how our generation grew up so quick
R.I.P Pat I miss you
He's just like yoda!
Other way around.
+kelman727 what are you on about? star wars 2 is older than karate kid
Who's Yoda?
Prepare to be destroyed
The little bald, green, big-eared guy from the Star Wars franchise. First watch Episode I The Phantom Menace. That's where he originates from along with Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Johnny deserved so much more screen time than a wide shot from 20 yards away.
I love it. A sequel that starts exactly where the 1st one ends.
This scene defiantly got me pumped for the rest of the movie
Gotta love Mr Miyagi. Kreese, Mike Barnes, Terry Silver, and Dutch seem like the real D-bags. Dutch didn't try to help Johnny at all. He didn't even seem to care that he was being choked. Bobby tried to help him, and so did Tommy. The other guy Jimmy seemed to be upset too. At least he seemed to care.
Notice how Dutch ignores what's going on like he's Kreese's big fan boy.
Dutch is the bad guy of the Cobra Kais, Johnny at least respects Daniel when he beats him and finds out how bad kreese really is when he attacks him.
Yes, a true man of class will shake the winners hand after he loses, or say good game, and be genuine. A loser will get upset and bitter after losing, that's the definition of a true born loser.
Beat is slope!!
I've always thought that 34 years later, Dutch would have re-opened Cobra Kai, not Johnny.
@@SwiitKALEL I think he'll Join Kreese bc Now Kreese Stole Cobra Kai From Johnny but I think Kreese Will Reveal that Dutch Speedy was His Real Favorite Student
Kreese was damn lucky that Johnny's dad wasn't about THE EQUALIZER or he might have done a number on Kreese ha ha. Eddie would have crippled him for attacking Scott or Johnny as he is now calling himself.
Dutch (he has a hat on) turns his back, like he could care less if Johnny is getting killed.
I think Dutch is the type that only wants to be on the side that's winning/safe.
GhostGrind I always thought Dutch was the douchiest of the Kais. Like Johnny is just aggresive, Bobby is a little bit more level headed and Dutch just wants to be an asshole for the sake of it.
"... like he could care less..."
* "COULDN'T care less." It mean he doesn't care one bit, because nothing is less than zero. If he COULD care less, it would mean he DOES care, at least a little...the opposite of what the expression means.
that is not the real Dutch (Chad McQueen). I picked up on this 30 years ago. Put a hat on him and he kept his head down. Pretty obvious to me though
He's also grinning as he turns around
Haha if only phones existed back then, someone would have video recorded Kreese head locking Johnny, report it to the police, and then have him locked up in jail.
"You could've killed him - why didn't you?"
"Because Daniel-San, this is not Mortal Kombat tournament."
New verb, it's called "being Miyagied".
You just got Miyagied!!
It is sad that people still think that martial arts is "who can beat who up" it's not. If you do Martial Arts, it just means you are super fit, in the best shape anyone can ever be, and have a weapon hidden away for situations you hopefully will never have to face. I also can't stand people who are like "MMA fighter would kick your ass" err, firstly it is called MIXED martial arts, where do you think the techniques came from in order to mix it up in the first place? Some people are so stupid it hurts. Do what you enjoy and fuck everybody else!
"If you do Martial Arts, it just means you are super fit, in the best shape anyone can ever be, and have a weapon hidden away..."
Many martial artists are NOT in super fit nor in particularly great shape, especially as we grow older. And most of us don't carry weapons outside the dojo, other than our brains. (But perhaps that is what you meant when you spoke of the weapon you have hidden away.)
I've taken several forms of martial arts. I'm good but far from great. All the fights I got into outside of class, my skills meant dick. There's no time to use them. If anyone says they used what they learned, they're full of shit.
"Do what you enjoy and fuck everybody else!"
So, into pansexuality, huh? Kinky!
Imagine coming outside and finding your car window busted out. lol
"Mercy is for the weak. We do not train to be merciful here. A man face you, he is enemy. Enemy deserves no mercy."
"A person with no forgiveness in their heart, living is a worse punishment than death"
- Kreese taught his students to show no mercy or compassion; Miyagi taught Daniel to show discipline & respect. I think we know who was the better Karate instructor at the end. :-)
Musashi always iterates to use the terrain to your advantage if possible. In the martial arts, one must try meet every opponent with the least amount of force...unless your life or someone else's life is at stake. Miyagi also knows the psychology of fighting, and turned his opponent's anger in on himself.
Miyagi = what a beast!
It would have been cool to see Johnny , Bobby and the other cobra's in number 3 and even help back Daniel up.Johnny really learned to respect Daniel at the end of number 1 and he was probably grateful to Miyagi for helping him here.
"Probably" grateful? Haha, he became a total fan of Miyagi after this.
"You could have killed! Why didn't you then?"
"Because Danielson...spend many year in prison. Come, ladies not wait forever."
Started watching Cobra Kai on Netflix a few weeks ago - it's actually much better than I expected. Lots of the original actors return to reprise their roles, along with a number of complex new characters played by some very talented young actors. Johnny is a main character with a far more sympathetic backstory than you might expect. If you liked the movies, I can recommend the Netflix series.
"Cause I don't want to go to jail Danielson. Killing man is illegal in America."
Pedro Sepulveda maybe.
Yeah, but self defense and protecting others is not.
Dutch is suppose to be Johnny's best friend, but as soon as Kreese has Johnny in that choke hold, Dutch ends up turning around and act like nothing is going on.
jesse bartlett Dutch is a dick.
Yep, Mr. Miyagi is a great teacher & sage just like Yoda & Splinter.
"The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." Sun Tzu 'The Art Of War.' It takes a REAL master of the martial arts to use the art of fighting without fighting.
He could have driven the mans nose up into his brain and then it's lights out FOREVER in real time !!!:)
“You could’ve killed him, could you?”
“Yes.”
“So why didn’t you?”
“Because that would be murder, Daniel-San.”
Mr. Miyagi comes from an honor culture. Honor means more than laws. So he rightly gave an answer rooted in ethics, not law. Since, if honor demanded killing, the law wouldn't have stopped him.
Get him a body bag
Daniel: You could have killed him. Why didn't you?
Miyagi: Seriously, Daniel-san, you want to murder people now? Perhaps I should have let Johnny-san kick your ass, you psychopath!
after he punches the first window you can see the war flashbacks starting.
Like Bruce Lee said: "Fight without fighting is the best"
Myagi was like Water too... You know?
Guys guys we can not go with out mention Dutch just giving no fuck and turning his back.
And Jimmy as usual don't saying shit....has he had a line in any of the 2 movies?
You could have killed him couldn't you?
Hai
Then why didn't you?
Because Daniel-San, he needs to be back for Cobra Kai season 2
1:24 - "Mercy is for the weak, you do not train to be merciful here. A man faces you, he is the enemy. A enemy deserves no mercy."
A competition is different though, usually if someone aggressively confronts you is the enemy and a high majority of the times it's good to do what it takes to defend yourself and stay safe
Miyagi proved that he could have killed him, but not doing so was a greater victory !
love how miyagi just stands there at 0:55 with the funniest blank face
Bring it on is what he's thinking
I think he's thinking "We need him in 2018 for Cobra Kai series".
OK got-damnit, that is one of the best scenes in movie history. Teach yo ass lessons all day long.
I sure wouldn't want to mess with an old man that has that much speed and not to mentioned with that much experience to go with it, mr miyagi is bad ass👍👍👍
If Daniel's mother saw John Kreese getting his knuckles bleeding after he put his hands through the windows of 2 cars trying to teach Miyagi a lesson after saving 1 of Kreese's students from being strangled to death as punishment for losing the under 18 karate tournament,she would've been shocked to see a lot of blood but would be glad deep down that Kreese got what he deserved for being a bad karate teacher.
At 0:37 Mr. Miyagi told Johnny to let the boy go and refused. This led Johnny to break two car windows and both hands that bleed very nicely.
I love that Miyagi kicks his ass without even hitting him.
For real, me too!
They just realized how much of a looser their sensei really was, Mr. Miyagi is awsome
it's loser
@@robertyoung3992 whoah, my bad lol
1:37 LOL😂🤣😂
Because Daniel San for person with no forgiveness in heart, living much worse punishment than death
I love how Dutch just turns his back. He is still a bad ass
Its A Shame he Wasn't Casted as The Real Johnny
I love the look of outright fear on Kreese's face when he realizes all Miyagi has to do is deliver a blow to the face and he's a dead man 😂