@scottsanders2474 He wasn't actually. He objected when Kreese told him to put Daniel out of commission and then kept apologizing to Daniel after he kicked him in the knee.
I was a kid, watching the film at the cinema - - the whole audience erupted in applause during this scene. Remember it was like yesterday. Great scene, great film.
I was 9 years old when I watched this at the cinema. This scene was one of my favorites from the movie as everyone cheered when Mr. Miyagi took them down. After the movie me and some friends purchased the Miyagi bandanna. At the time I had been doing Kyokushin karate for about 6 months. The next class I went to after the movie, six of us were wearing that bandanna lol. I'm almost 50 years old and watching this clip 40 years later reminded me of many fond memories of that time. I got a little emotional at the very end of the fight because the clip reminded me of how good it was to be a young kid and enjoying life before the stress of being an adult and working through life challenges which can be quite harsh at times.
Good points. Johnny wasn’t a bad guy, he was just being misguided and was getting bullied at home by his awful step dad, and who knows what else his step father did at home? But he was still a bully and it was still wrong what he did to Daniel and Ali as a teen. Don’t get me wrong though, I love Johnny now in Cobra Kai.
As a guy who was violently bullied and beaten up like this in high school, I truly feel for Daniel and the dread he felt in this scene. That hopeless sensation of being outnumbered, being overwhelmed. The part when Mr Miyagi comes to his aid never fails to make me emotional. I fought through this severe bullying with the support of other misfits who were also a target. The Karate Kid is a classic 80s film about finding your inner strength. Keep fighting, everyone! ✊❤️🩹
@@rommelthedesertfox3089 I did; and just like I said, it was a group of guys who’d bully my friends and me. At the time it felt intimidating and overwhelming as a teen. But looking back, I shouldn’t have
@@TheGreekPianist Yeah, the process of forcing yourself to face the bully is good for a young man's character...but let's face it, life can be enough of an ordeal AT BEST. There is no excuse for having people hounding others for amusement's sake. And all the 'standing up' in the world doesn't mean much when you're outnumbered. And even if you DO manage to stand up effectively, there's a good chance that anything you do that will actually get their attention will get you expelled or even put in prison...I have no problem with boys getting into scuffles...it's probably healthier than some of their other options...but there is simply no excuse for systematically tormenting someone. 'Carrie' is ostensibly a horror movie, but at the end, the audience is cheering FOR HER....there's a reason for that....
@@robertrodriguez787 I know, Daniel shouldn’t have provoked them like that, but Johnny had it coming…he was exactly like a bully at my school, very vicious and ready to hurt anyone. Daniel was trying to get even with a silly prank, but beating him unconscious isn’t the way to respond. They went overkill
Bobby feels more like a dude that just fell into the wrong crowd than an antagonist tbh. Almost all of his dialogue or screen time he’s kinda reluctant or questioning the depths his friends are taking things
About this scene: "The skeleton fight scene endured numerous takes because the actors complained that Fumio Demura (Pat Morita's stunt double) was hitting them too hard, which caused the scene to lose some of the choreography and authenticity. Fumio told the director that if he could use his own students they would get the shot in one take. The director agreed and they shot the fight scene successfully in one take. One of the doubles is a descendant of the legendary "King of the Frontier," Davy Crockett."
Whats crazy is that although Mr Miyagi ended up kicking Johnnie's butt and the gang, in Karate Kid Part 2, he ends up sticking up for Johnnie when his karate instructor put him in a choke hold for losing the tournament. I think its also great that decades later Daniel and Johnnie end up good friends in Cobra Kai. Whats even more amazing is that decades later, Daniel is not the little wimp that he was in the first few Karate Kid episodes. Hes become a major bad ass in Cobra Kai. My favorite part was when he took on multiple hockey players by himself. Looks like Mr. Miyagi taught him well!
@@badboy-gn8fuit was the beginning of part 2. Originally it was supposed to be the ending of part 1, but they cut it for length. When part 2 was given the go ahead, they picked it up after the tournament
Mr Miyagi didn't like bullies and even though he beat up johnny sticking up for Daniel Johnny was still a kid in his eyes and didn't deserve what Kreese was doing to him
I always thought one of the best little touches in this scene is the sign on the fence that says 'HELP'. At 5:06, both the sign and Ralph Macchio are positioned in such a way as to suggest that Daniel is actually shouting for help. So subtle but so clever.
I hear ya, Marc. And at the beach after Ali told Johnny 5 times she didn't wanna talk to him, did Johnny leave well enough alone? Nope. He stayed in Ali's face, held her 📻 hostage, tried to coerce her into talking to him and then vandalized Ali's property when she refused to comply with his demands. Sounds like a bully to me.
In the novel the reason why he pushed Daniel down the hill is because of the blueberry pie 🥧 at lunch incident, which is only in a deleted scene in the film, but still remains in the novel. In the final cut of the film, they just push him down the hill because he wanted to learn karate
It was a good finishing touch that they concluded this scene with Miyagi opening the gate and carrying Daniel through. Symbolic, I mean it could be looked at that way. That small detail.
@@safeandeffectivelol To take the high ground and get the jump on them of course, why else.? Seriously though, it looks way better when he jumped down instead of just opening the gate...LOL!
I was thinking the same thing. That kick broke the damn sign. Them boys were gonna go to the pen. I don't know about Johnny but nobody, short of pulling a gun on me, is gonna Make me mad enough to cost me my freedom
I always loved the pan flute being played when Pat Morita gave them an eduction. Those of us old enough will remember the flute playing by David Carradine in the original 'Kung Fu' tv series.
The Miyagi fighting style is so simple and yet so powerful. It´s not impressive as other martial arts choreography. "But I like that" as Mr. Kreese would said.
I was 12 when this came out. Wonderful memories here. I saw this in theaters when it first came out. This instantly took me back. I miss the 80's. Daaaaamn. 😊
You know a lot of people make the conclusion that Daniel was the villain, but I think Daniel and Johnny were both instigators and drama queens 🤣 they just couldn’t leave each other alone.
No one makes the conclusion that Daniel is the villain. It's a parody of the movie, and social media likes to buck against the grain for the sake of bucking against the grain. Also, how convenient that: A) there's a long hose connected to the sink, because that's a staple of 80s high school bathrooms, B) Johnny doesn't recognize the incredibly recognizable oversized shower costume that Daniel is wearing. Still, one of the greatest movies ever made, and the Cobra Kai series was the bomb.
Yeah, but Johnny started the whole thing when he couldn't accept Ali broke up with him. Plus, without this scene, Daniel would not have been taught karate and matured
@@maxdoles5806 Even still, when it comes to a bullying scenario, turnabout is fair play. What goes around comes around. At least by the end of the movie, Johnny at least told Daniel, "You're alright, Larusso!" And the two are allies on Cobra Kai, now.
This is a prime example of when movies were still movies and they really weren’t have any cgi or unbelievable stories and so believable the way they were filmed I was 11 when this first came out and it was my first time going to the cinema with just my friends and I honestly don’t think it would stick around in my head if it was any other movie and I really couldn’t imagine any other movie that would make the memories so good thanks guys good movie ❤❤❤
I've always thought that Bobby's reluctance added an interesting nuance to the movie. Today's action movie villains are way too cookie-cutter to have a dimension like this added.
This keeps coming up as a suggested video for me on RUclips and the still shot for the video makes it look poor old Daniel San got an unexpected backdoor entry
I was 7 years old when this came out. I remember vividly the pain I felt seeing Daniel San getting beat up to this very day. Oh what children are exposed to now 💀
@@robertrodriguez787 the only explanation I can think of is after they recovered from their beating they all started fighting each other out of embarrassment over just being whooped 5 to 1 by an old man.
Loved Johnny's perception of this. Daniel was sniffing around his girlfriend, then provoked them in the school, then when they chased after him a fully grown man appeared and kicked the crap out of them! 😂
@michaelvega6646 opinions vary!, mine was Billy Zabka?, had FA Martial Arts experience!, was the best fighting Leader!, as well as the Youngest?, of the whole Gang!.
4:10 is terrifying. daniel, reasonably fit and agile, bounds over that fence VERY quickly, scared out of his mind and running for his life...and, gaining on him, johnny and his posse climb the fence in a third of the time. daniel was in biiiig trouble.
@@robertrodriguez787Daniel wanted a little payback for all they did. But,he did not use common sense,and the Cobra Kais taught him not to stick his nose into other people's business.
He wasn’t a bully. I agree that yes he caused the car accident but he didn’t mean to. He was also running for his life which I know doesn’t really count since he started this one, but come on, Johnny had that water hose coming.
@@ducknorris233 But for him, Daniel the character himself and for all the other characters in this movie, it’s not a movie. They are the movie they are the story, so to them this was real life. Daniel got beaten up pretty good at the beach, and then got forced down a hill and did you see the blood on his forehead? Not to mention that in this Halloween fight Johnny made it so Daniel couldn’t even stand up on his own.
Reference guide for Johnny Lawrence's posse, just in case, because it seems there is some confusion over who is who: Bobby (played by Ron Thomas): The one who is told by Kreese to put Daniel out of commission at the tournament. Though he almost succeeds by kicking Daniel in the knee and injuring him, he instantly regrets his actions and apologizes repeatedly. Also the one who tells Johnny that Daniel has had enough when they're beating him up after the Halloween dance. In Cobra Kai show, he is a pastor. Tommy (played by Rob Garrison): Had two (in)famous lines in the first KK film..."GET HIM A BODYBAG, YEEEAAHHH!" and "Must be 'Take a Worm For a Walk' Week!" He also appeared in Cobra Kai. Dutch (played by Chad McQueen): Blond hair. He's the one who confronts Daniel in the locker room during the tournament, calling him "Danielle." There's almost a fight until the head referee breaks it up. Dutch is mentioned in Cobra Kai, but Chad McQueen has not made an appearance. Jimmy (played by Tony O'Dell): The one who has no lines (iirc) in the movie. He made an appearance on Cobra Kai Season 2.
Watching this it’s pretty crazy how much they’ve both grown in personality and development in Cobra Kai, because both of them are so alike but from different backgrounds.
Did you forget the rest of the movie prior to this clip? And with how deadly that beat up could've turned, the only thing that was lucky was Miyagi showing up in time.
Daniel was not in the wrong in any sense. 1) Johnny had it coming. 2) Turning a water hose on a pothead is never wrong, and is far less than what they ALL deserve! FIFY!
Despite what some people and by people I mean idiots Daniel didn’t have it coming and these so called Karate experts got taught what Karate is truly about.
Good movie but this whole scene was silly. Daniel sprays a kid whose bigger than him with water. And this takes place at a location where bullies have dominence to begin with the school. Clearly Daniel went looking for trouble. In true karate fashion he should have stayed away. But it is great seeing the miyagi skills in action any how.
Why was it silly? Daniel didn't owe them a thing. Not respect, not subservience ,and certainly not fear. If he didn't have the guts to do this, he never would have beaten Johnny.
It wasn't really Miyagi though, it was a stunt double, it's hard to notice because his back was turned when he was fighting, so you couldn't see his face clearly, his name was Fumio demulo or demura, I forget his last name.
@@mariopalos9238 What one "owes" or doesn't owe is completely irrelevant. What matters is sensible decision making based on logical analysis including likely outcome and benefit/cost, something Daniel completely failed to do here. This scene demonstrates why spontinaity based on primitive emotion is often a dumb and costly thing to do, of course those who advocate it will only ever gloat about isolated cases when it happened to work well.
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Gotta recognize that Bobby was always the most mature out of all of them. He wasn't a bad guy, he was just being dragged by the other clowns.
I believe that the actor who played Bobby died from cancer soon after his appearance in Cobra Kai. That episode was dedicated to his memory.
@@TheMoonfam5he’s still alive
Keep watching until the end of the movie. Bobby was an a-hole at the tournament. All 5 of them were a-holes.
@scottsanders2474 He wasn't actually. He objected when Kreese told him to put Daniel out of commission and then kept apologizing to Daniel after he kicked him in the knee.
@@TheMoonfam5That wasn't Bobby. That was Tommy. His character had cancer in Cobra Kai as well.
I was a kid, watching the film at the cinema - - the whole audience erupted in applause during this scene. Remember it was like yesterday. Great scene, great film.
I'm 50. Saw it in the theater. Holding on to my big brother's forearm in this scene (and others). Pure feel-good cinema.
The whole crowd applauded when the Cobra Kai kicked the shit out of Daniel? That's awful!
@@markv1274 I think maybe they applauded when Mr. Miyagi showed up?
I remember the whole audience erupting into uncontrollable laughter when that Cobra Kai goon got kicked in the nuts.
I'm pretty sure most of those moviegoers knew Miyagi was a karate expert even before that moment
I was 9 years old when I watched this at the cinema. This scene was one of my favorites from the movie as everyone cheered when Mr. Miyagi took them down. After the movie me and some friends purchased the Miyagi bandanna. At the time I had been doing Kyokushin karate for about 6 months. The next class I went to after the movie, six of us were wearing that bandanna lol. I'm almost 50 years old and watching this clip 40 years later reminded me of many fond memories of that time. I got a little emotional at the very end of the fight because the clip reminded me of how good it was to be a young kid and enjoying life before the stress of being an adult and working through life challenges which can be quite harsh at times.
I was ten years old when this first came out
Happy 50th .@@bobbenbrown123
@@ministryoftruth8588 I'm not 50 yet! Not until October 15th
If you had it in its original packaging, unused, it would probably be worth bank today!
@@bobbenbrown123 I'll be 50 December 3rd. Great story man!
But at the end of the movie, Johnny walked over to Daniel and handed him a trophy. told him your alright, which is a sign of respect
And they would eventually become allies in Cobra Kai.
Good points. Johnny wasn’t a bad guy, he was just being misguided and was getting bullied at home by his awful step dad, and who knows what else his step father did at home? But he was still a bully and it was still wrong what he did to Daniel and Ali as a teen.
Don’t get me wrong though, I love Johnny now in Cobra Kai.
Too bad Kreese ruined it.
Yeah, he wasn't such a bad lad after all, there's almost never a bad Karate student, just a bad teacher, to quote Mr Miyagi, "teacher say, student do"
@briansmith9698 Agreed but literally nobody said Johnny was a bad person
As a guy who was violently bullied and beaten up like this in high school, I truly feel for Daniel and the dread he felt in this scene. That hopeless sensation of being outnumbered, being overwhelmed. The part when Mr Miyagi comes to his aid never fails to make me emotional. I fought through this severe bullying with the support of other misfits who were also a target. The Karate Kid is a classic 80s film about finding your inner strength. Keep fighting, everyone! ✊❤️🩹
Should’ve stood up for urself
@@rommelthedesertfox3089 I did; and just like I said, it was a group of guys who’d bully my friends and me. At the time it felt intimidating and overwhelming as a teen. But looking back, I shouldn’t have
@@TheGreekPianist Yeah, the process of forcing yourself to face the bully is good for a young man's character...but let's face it, life can be enough of an ordeal AT BEST. There is no excuse for having people hounding others for amusement's sake. And all the 'standing up' in the world doesn't mean much when you're outnumbered. And even if you DO manage to stand up effectively, there's a good chance that anything you do that will actually get their attention will get you expelled or even put in prison...I have no problem with boys getting into scuffles...it's probably healthier than some of their other options...but there is simply no excuse for systematically tormenting someone. 'Carrie' is ostensibly a horror movie, but at the end, the audience is cheering FOR HER....there's a reason for that....
Your forgetting this beating would not have happened if Daniel didn't dump water on Johnny's head . I mean even Daniel said that was Stupid
@@robertrodriguez787 I know, Daniel shouldn’t have provoked them like that, but Johnny had it coming…he was exactly like a bully at my school, very vicious and ready to hurt anyone. Daniel was trying to get even with a silly prank, but beating him unconscious isn’t the way to respond. They went overkill
That final chest chop Miyagi gave Johnny was hilarious. 😂
Kee ai!! KEE AII!!! KEEEEEEE AIIIIIIIIIII!!!! 😂
Gotta have a finishing touch. 😊
he hit him in the face
Johnny did sport a Black Eye?, at training next day!.
@@edwardcatton1047 yeah, which made no sense, because Miyagi did not hit him in the eye.
Bobby was the only one showing sympathy and mercy.
Cause he said
"He's had enough. Look at him he can't even stand up."
That don't mean squat!
@KeithFroehlich07 he is the only one who apologized to Daniel when gave him that super kick.
@@KeithFroehlich07 WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU, MAN?!
@@randomxstory Right before Bobby gives Daniel that nasty kick the look on Bobby's face spoke volumes.
Bobby feels more like a dude that just fell into the wrong crowd than an antagonist tbh. Almost all of his dialogue or screen time he’s kinda reluctant or questioning the depths his friends are taking things
A good kick to the balls in a 80s action flick is always appreciated.
Love 80s Ball kicking!
I bet that guy went home and wanked off to make sure they still worked 😂
Poor Dutch, though. 😄
It never gets old.
About this scene:
"The skeleton fight scene endured numerous takes because the actors complained that Fumio Demura (Pat Morita's stunt double) was hitting them too hard, which caused the scene to lose some of the choreography and authenticity. Fumio told the director that if he could use his own students they would get the shot in one take. The director agreed and they shot the fight scene successfully in one take. One of the doubles is a descendant of the legendary "King of the Frontier," Davy Crockett."
Interesting !
@@theo9952indeed.
That’s amazing considering how trash and fake it all looks by modern standards.
R.I.P fumio
Does fumio appear anywhere?
Whats crazy is that although Mr Miyagi ended up kicking Johnnie's butt and the gang, in Karate Kid Part 2, he ends up sticking up for Johnnie when his karate instructor put him in a choke hold for losing the tournament. I think its also great that decades later Daniel and Johnnie end up good friends in Cobra Kai. Whats even more amazing is that decades later, Daniel is not the little wimp that he was in the first few Karate Kid episodes. Hes become a major bad ass in Cobra Kai. My favorite part was when he took on multiple hockey players by himself. Looks like Mr. Miyagi taught him well!
Bcuz Mr. miyagi always stood up for WHAT'S RIGHT no matter what
that wasn't in Part 2 that was still part 1
@@badboy-gn8fuit was the very start of pt 2
@@badboy-gn8fuit was the beginning of part 2. Originally it was supposed to be the ending of part 1, but they cut it for length. When part 2 was given the go ahead, they picked it up after the tournament
Mr Miyagi didn't like bullies and even though he beat up johnny sticking up for Daniel Johnny was still a kid in his eyes and didn't deserve what Kreese was doing to him
I always thought one of the best little touches in this scene is the sign on the fence that says 'HELP'. At 5:06, both the sign and Ralph Macchio are positioned in such a way as to suggest that Daniel is actually shouting for help. So subtle but so clever.
Johnnie tells Daniel about leaving well enough alone,but he didn't think of that when him and the others forced Daniel down the hill on his bicycle.
Exactly
What's the matter Does Daniel need Bobby for a Babysitter
I hear ya, Marc. And at the beach after Ali told Johnny 5 times she didn't wanna talk to him, did Johnny leave well enough alone? Nope. He stayed in Ali's face, held her 📻 hostage, tried to coerce her into talking to him and then vandalized Ali's property when she refused to comply with his demands. Sounds like a bully to me.
In the novel the reason why he pushed Daniel down the hill is because of the blueberry pie 🥧 at lunch incident, which is only in a deleted scene in the film, but still remains in the novel.
In the final cut of the film, they just push him down the hill because he wanted to learn karate
@@VanillaLimeCoke the book was released a week after the film hit theaters
It was a good finishing touch that they concluded this scene with Miyagi opening the gate and carrying Daniel through. Symbolic, I mean it could be looked at that way. That small detail.
Particularly on the left shoulder before opening the gate then on the right shoulder going through it.
Why did he have to climb over in the first place if the gate wasn't locked?
@@safeandeffectivelol To take the high ground and get the jump on them of course, why else.? Seriously though, it looks way better when he jumped down instead of just opening the gate...LOL!
@@safeandeffectivelol Surprise attack
Heat of fear. You don't notice things like that
Before Sea-gal.. There was Miyagi... Sea-gal still thinks he is in a movie... LOL
RIP Miyagi
4:09 🎶🎶Danger. Everywhere I turn. No shelter🎶🎶 😂 PERFECT LYRICS for this scene. 🎶🎶.....When you're runnin outta tiiiiiime!🎶🎶
Bobby save Daniel’s life by stalling Dutch and Johnny giving miyagi time to help. That kick would have killed Daniel.
I doubt it. Maybe a concussion at worst.
You're being overdramatic! Wouldn't have killed, but maybe caused bad internal injuries.
@@pauljohnson6019 I kinda agree based on how it looks. However, I think writers have confirmed that they would have ended up killing Daniel
I was thinking the same thing. That kick broke the damn sign. Them boys were gonna go to the pen. I don't know about Johnny but nobody, short of pulling a gun on me, is gonna Make me mad enough to cost me my freedom
@@ethanarchibald9106 Where did you hear that? Just curious?
I always loved the pan flute being played when Pat Morita gave them an eduction. Those of us old enough will remember the flute playing by David Carradine in the original 'Kung Fu' tv series.
I think Zamfir was playing the pan flute in this movie.
Gave them an education 😂😂😂😂😂
The Miyagi fighting style is so simple and yet so powerful. It´s not impressive as other martial arts choreography. "But I like that" as Mr. Kreese would said.
Simple fighting is more effective in real life than the choreographic one
I think his karate style is that if Gojo-ryu
I was 12 when this came out. Wonderful memories here. I saw this in theaters when it first came out. This instantly took me back. I miss the 80's. Daaaaamn. 😊
I was the same age, saw it with my friend Ryan Johnson...the 80s were great!
The 80’s were a magical time. Hard to explain if you weren’t there. But those of us who lived it, would do just about anything to go back!!
It absolutely was! I don’t know if it was because I was just a kid, but there was something magical about it even through the tough times
Miyagi never knew the fulfilment of his Legendary status here. RIP.
Daniel has always been the heart and hero of the Karate Kid
No. It’s Johnny
@@4lugan😂No it’s Daniel. Johnny was a bozo and bully. Only other werdio bozos relate to him 😂
And Miyagi taught him the true ways of martial arts
@@b.a.2644 What are in love with Daniel or something . Clearly he was trying to move in on another mans woman
@@robertrodriguez787 Clearly he know the movie. Clearly you don't.
I love how Mr Miyagi leaves the hardest punch till last for Johnny because Johnny is the main agressor
You know a lot of people make the conclusion that Daniel was the villain, but I think Daniel and Johnny were both instigators and drama queens 🤣 they just couldn’t leave each other alone.
this clip he is villain..
@@josephsaeteurn9158 in this clip Daniel is the villain. Turning the hose on johnny while he's rolling a joint.
@@patrickledonne5547Johnnys a piece of trash that bullies and threatens him so he deserved it. You guys ever thought of sticking up for yourself?
I think they're both gay for each other but don't wanna admit it
No one makes the conclusion that Daniel is the villain. It's a parody of the movie, and social media likes to buck against the grain for the sake of bucking against the grain.
Also, how convenient that: A) there's a long hose connected to the sink, because that's a staple of 80s high school bathrooms, B) Johnny doesn't recognize the incredibly recognizable oversized shower costume that Daniel is wearing.
Still, one of the greatest movies ever made, and the Cobra Kai series was the bomb.
You don't mess with Mr. Miyagi. Because you usually end up on the floor. 😂😂
Daniel brought that on all himself. Like Johnny said you couldn't leave well enough alone
Yeah, but Johnny started the whole thing when he couldn't accept Ali broke up with him. Plus, without this scene, Daniel would not have been taught karate and matured
"You couldn't leave well enough alone could you you little twerp? No you had to push it. Well now you're going to pay"! 😁
Yeah, the other times were on Johnny for targeting Daniel who was otherwise not doing anything. He was looking for trouble this time.
Like Rabbi Tovia Singer said: You couldn't leave well enough alone Jesse
@@maxdoles5806 Even still, when it comes to a bullying scenario, turnabout is fair play. What goes around comes around. At least by the end of the movie, Johnny at least told Daniel, "You're alright, Larusso!" And the two are allies on Cobra Kai, now.
Daniel was a slow runner. Those dudes would have never caught me lol!
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"Nobody was more badass than Mr Miyagi"
Jackie chan
Bruce Lee wasn't chopped liver.
Jesus, the nail clip for this video is something else
Still one of the best 80s movies of all time
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Mr. Miyagi is the true star in my opinion. RIP Sensei
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Mr Miyagi wins, flawless victory !!!
Elizabeth Shue. any movie with her is worth watching.
This is a prime example of when movies were still movies and they really weren’t have any cgi or unbelievable stories and so believable the way they were filmed I was 11 when this first came out and it was my first time going to the cinema with just my friends and I honestly don’t think it would stick around in my head if it was any other movie and I really couldn’t imagine any other movie that would make the memories so good thanks guys good movie ❤❤❤
I was bullied like this in elementary school probably 4th and 5th grade
You got attacked by a gang of skeletons!?!?
@@somegamer7958 yep😅
This is one of the best sequences in an 80s movie, ever.
3:39 she trips them up to help Daniel get away
Oh shi! Good catch!
Years later, the move that Miyagi used to take down Johnny would be the same one Daniel uses to score the winning point on Mike Barnes.
I've always thought that Bobby's reluctance added an interesting nuance to the movie. Today's action movie villains are way too cookie-cutter to have a dimension like this added.
This keeps coming up as a suggested video for me on RUclips and the still shot for the video makes it look poor old Daniel San got an unexpected backdoor entry
I was born in 1984. Best time for ever.
Pat Morita almost wasn't chosen to play Mr. Miyagi because he was a stand-up comic in addition to being an actor.
Of I'm not mistaken was this Ralph machios first movie after he played Jeremy in 8 is enough?
@@BrianSerpenteHe was in The Outsiders right before this.
@@robertwilkins3167 ba ha ha, ba ha ha!, Fonzie loved him!.
12 sec for Miagi to wipe out the crew!
Well, it's like putting 10th Dan against 1st Dan black belt, ofc it would be terribly easy, 10th Dan would win within 12-15 seconds.
Big master Miyagi,in your memory. Very beautiful Karate Kid
I was 7 years old when this came out. I remember vividly the pain I felt seeing Daniel San getting beat up to this very day. Oh what children are exposed to now 💀
They both were assholes but Johnny was clearly worse. You don’t fucking jump a guy, it makes you look weak when you need 2 or 3 of your boys to help.
Only asshole was Johnny
well what did Daniel think was going to happen when he dumped water on Johnny . That would reward him with a Big wet kiss 💋😘
Only asshole was Johnny
Especially what your whole gang are black belts picking on a guy that’s obviously weaker.
Nah, just Johnny in the Karate Kid movie
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Johnny have a black eye in the Dojo, but in this scene neither Daniel or Mr. Miyagi ever hit Johnny in the face.
Yeah that's what always confused me where that black eye came from
@@robertrodriguez787 the only explanation I can think of is after they recovered from their beating they all started fighting each other out of embarrassment over just being whooped 5 to 1 by an old man.
5:26 Mr Miyagi to the rescue
To this day I still haven't worked out where Johnny got that huge bruise on his face...
Probably from Sensei Kreese, for beating up Daniel, although he should have been aware, that Daniel initially started the altercation.
Loved Johnny's perception of this. Daniel was sniffing around his girlfriend, then provoked them in the school, then when they chased after him a fully grown man appeared and kicked the crap out of them! 😂
don’t get where johnny got the black eye from he didn’t even get punched lmao
His mum probably beat him up, after he told her what happened!
Watching this movie for the first time as a kid is unmatched. The reveal that the Maintenance guy kicks Ass
Miyagi is the greatest martial artist out of all the characters of karate kid
@michaelvega6646 opinions vary!, mine was Billy Zabka?, had FA Martial Arts experience!, was the best fighting Leader!, as well as the Youngest?, of the whole Gang!.
@@edwardcatton1047 miyagi had martial arts experience as well
Imagine if miyago couldnt deal with johnny and his friends. All them grand entrance just for miyago to be on the ground with Daniel lol
Dutch, the most evil one, got it the worst. A kick in the balls while his leg is trapped.
What an awesome way how Daniel meets Mr. Miyagi🥋🎃🤩
Miguel Diaz and Sam Larusso vibes!! Like Ali and Daniel.
The gate was unlocked all the time. 😂😂😂😂 lmao
Who else realized long ago that Daniel should’ve hid in one of the bathroom stalls so Johnny wouldn’t know it’s Daniel who turned the water on him
Was that scene?, i saw advertised?, when i was a kid!, that made me couldn't wait to see?, wasn't disappointed!, at all!, Great Movie!.
Miyagi was pretty damn cool.
One of the greatest scenes in any film.
Daniel Son always starting shiit than bolting 😂
Not😆
Man, Allie was a true “ride or die” tripping those dudes like that most girls would’ve jumped out the way. Very quick thinking.
Best movies arounf than comes along cobra kai can it get any better love Mr myagi legend
4:10 is terrifying. daniel, reasonably fit and agile, bounds over that fence VERY quickly, scared out of his mind and running for his life...and, gaining on him, johnny and his posse climb the fence in a third of the time. daniel was in biiiig trouble.
Johnny and his crew are probably better conditioned than Daniel due to their karate training.
Daniel started fighting in this scene but goes back and 4th Johnny also starts
In 5:18, I get it that it was foggy but you can still see him or even hear the chain links rattle, he isn't a ninja. lol
I love this movie 🍿
Me as well the best one out of all sequels and remake
@@waqarmalik6135i think cobra kai is the best entry personally.
I hope someday, someone will come forward with that song that is playing at the dance.
I can’t believe this song is very hard to find.
Excellent glad mr miyagi helped daniel against the bullies and your nuts whatever you want to think though
Seems like Daniel was being the Asshole there . Seeing as they weren't doing anything to him
@@robertrodriguez787Daniel wanted a little payback for all they did. But,he did not use common sense,and the Cobra Kais taught him not to stick his nose into other people's business.
@@robertrodriguez787 Seems as you're forgetting when Johny and his pals were the assholes to Daniel when he wasn't doing anything to them
@@Metalman200xdamnit Cobra kai's werent' really living by that lesson themselves
Love the thumbnail on this one👍
I have no memory of all those cars wrecking because of Daniel.
Hes a bully AND a public menace.
@@JNB0723 And you're full of shit
He wasn’t a bully. I agree that yes he caused the car accident but he didn’t mean to. He was also running for his life which I know doesn’t really count since he started this one, but come on, Johnny had that water hose coming.
@@Maryweather28-fy8jj yes, but he knew it was a movie and in no real danger. 😙
@@ducknorris233 But for him, Daniel the character himself and for all the other characters in this movie, it’s not a movie. They are the movie they are the story, so to them this was real life. Daniel got beaten up pretty good at the beach, and then got forced down a hill and did you see the blood on his forehead? Not to mention that in this Halloween fight Johnny made it so Daniel couldn’t even stand up on his own.
Reference guide for Johnny Lawrence's posse, just in case, because it seems there is some confusion over who is who:
Bobby (played by Ron Thomas): The one who is told by Kreese to put Daniel out of commission at the tournament. Though he almost succeeds by kicking Daniel in the knee and injuring him, he instantly regrets his actions and apologizes repeatedly. Also the one who tells Johnny that Daniel has had enough when they're beating him up after the Halloween dance. In Cobra Kai show, he is a pastor.
Tommy (played by Rob Garrison): Had two (in)famous lines in the first KK film..."GET HIM A BODYBAG, YEEEAAHHH!" and "Must be 'Take a Worm For a Walk' Week!" He also appeared in Cobra Kai.
Dutch (played by Chad McQueen): Blond hair. He's the one who confronts Daniel in the locker room during the tournament, calling him "Danielle." There's almost a fight until the head referee breaks it up. Dutch is mentioned in Cobra Kai, but Chad McQueen has not made an appearance.
Jimmy (played by Tony O'Dell): The one who has no lines (iirc) in the movie. He made an appearance on Cobra Kai Season 2.
wouldn't smoking weed, affect his karate skills? I mean, long term, not just that particular night.
naw
It’s weed. Earth’s medicine not fucking feytnal
@@IKnowImGayWhenISayThisBut whats feytnal, smart guy?
@@finc4164 idk I don’t do drugs. Only weed gods medicine
@IKnowImGayWhenISayThisBut wanna smoke with me bro?
2:18, YEAH GO GET THE GUYS!!!!!!!!
Irony is that Johnny and Daniel were the couple all along. It's actually pretty great.
Years later in cobra kai series, they are friends and never enemies.
Not true. They were enemies for the entire first season.
@@CalbenmikeThey were alright with each other in s1 ep9
Johnny's kiais are so iconic
I do enjoy how they recreated it with Johnny in series.
Mr. Miyagi is actually really good at fighting and he’s old man, and he still kicks ass
Daniel could have been outside with the girl but he decided to start shit instead.
And Johnny could've moved on to another girl, but he started shit instead
@ThomasRowronbinson-by2wm wrong
@@barrymcdonough9436 Nope. Right
@@ThomasRobinson-by2wm wrong
@@barrymcdonough9436 Yeah you still are
Johnny and his gang got knocked the BLEEP out, man. By Miyagi
Miyagi to the rescue
Girl culturally appropriating at 4 o'clock @ 0:10 - cancelled
That thumbnail!!! 🤣😆😹
This movie screams 80's 😂
Watching this it’s pretty crazy how much they’ve both grown in personality and development in Cobra Kai, because both of them are so alike but from different backgrounds.
But we just saw Daniel bring it on himself. He hosed the guy rolling the joint, then caused a pileup. Lucky to get beat up. Could have been arrested.
Like you wouldn't have done that in high school 🙄
Did you forget the rest of the movie prior to this clip? And with how deadly that beat up could've turned, the only thing that was lucky was Miyagi showing up in time.
@@plowe6751 Doubt Ali would get suspended just for tripping Johnny and his friends up. A talking - to, maybe, but not a suspension.
Daniel was not in the wrong in any sense.
1) Johnny had it coming.
2) Turning a water hose on a pothead is never wrong, and is far less than what they ALL deserve! FIFY!
The fact he went as a shower 😂
Despite what some people and by people I mean idiots Daniel didn’t have it coming and these so called Karate experts got taught what Karate is truly about.
I know it's a movie but you don't murder someone over a harmless prank.
Daniel started it all
Wrong. That would be Johnny
Its kind of funny how when this movie came out none of the young characters of cobra kai were born yet
Back before airbags would have totaled that one car.
Miyagi - gangbuster extraordinaire!!!😀😀😀
Good movie but this whole scene was silly. Daniel sprays a kid whose bigger than him with water. And this takes place at a location where bullies have dominence to begin with the school. Clearly Daniel went looking for trouble. In true karate fashion he should have stayed away. But it is great seeing the miyagi skills in action any how.
Why was it silly? Daniel didn't owe them a thing. Not respect, not subservience ,and certainly not fear. If he didn't have the guts to do this, he never would have beaten Johnny.
It wasn't really Miyagi though, it was a stunt double, it's hard to notice because his back was turned when he was fighting, so you couldn't see his face clearly, his name was Fumio demulo or demura, I forget his last name.
Only because Johnny brought trouble first.
@@mariopalos9238 What one "owes" or doesn't owe is completely irrelevant. What matters is sensible decision making based on logical analysis including likely outcome and benefit/cost, something Daniel completely failed to do here. This scene demonstrates why spontinaity based on primitive emotion is often a dumb and costly thing to do, of course those who advocate it will only ever gloat about isolated cases when it happened to work well.
@@adamlea6339
You spelled spontaneity wrong.
I saw those things poking out at the dance... and, here you all are talking about stunt doubles and, which kid was ethical.
We are not the same~!
Daniel ruined their smoke session, clearly he’s the bad guy.
Smoking bad for you