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The Karate Kid - The Lessons Come Together: Daniel (Ralph Macchio) excels as Mr. Miyagi (Pat Morita) tests him on his set of classic moves, and reminds him to concentrate.
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Daniel (Ralph Macchio) moves to Southern California with his mother, Lucille (Randee Heller), but quickly finds himself the target of a group of bullies who study karate at the Cobra Kai dojo. Fortunately, Daniel befriends Mr. Miyagi (Noriyuki "Pat" Morita), an unassuming repairman who just happens to be a martial arts master himself. Miyagi takes Daniel under his wing, training him in a more compassionate form of karate and preparing him to compete against the brutal Cobra Kai.
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TM & © Columbia Pictures (1984)
Cast: Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, Ralph Macchio
Producer: Jerry Weintraub
Director: John G. Avildsen
Screenwriter: Robert Mark Kamen
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@trinaq 2 года назад

I really adore how Daniel and Miyagi developed a parental bond through the film. They're grieving for their deceased father/wife and son, respectively, but manage to find kinship in each other.

@derekhiebert1654 Год назад

Greatest humbling training scene that has EVER been made EVER! Sure the moves by today's standards are weak but I can still remember using these moves because they work and are very simple.

@switchblade800x3 Год назад

@@derekhiebert1654 Good training scene mentally, but personally I liked Kickboxer's better.

@AlexIsModded Год назад

My dad lived with us but my bond with him by the time I was seven years old was total crap. My kempo teacher, Prof. Lowery, was my father figure while I was a student at his school. Everything I learned there, not just how to defend myself but also how to teach children, lives with me to this day.

@alanchamberlain9902 7 месяцев назад

I can't stand them

@jhagestad Год назад

The true genius of this scene is that up to this point, the entire audience was experiencing Daniel’s “karate training” through his point of view too and could totally empathize with his frustration at this point. We’re just as impatient to see Daniel learn some karate when there’s so much at stake for him and seemingly little time to prepare. When Daniel storms off, the audience is with him, and Mr. Miyagi’s insistence that he come back was delivered with such intensity, you thought maybe this relationship might be doomed. The reveal was nothing short of a masterpiece. All at once, we’re not just blown away at what Daniel actually learned, but we feel ashamed that we ever doubted Mr. Miyagi-especially after everything he’s done for Daniel. It was brilliant in every way, and I’m so happy I got to see it in the way the director intended.

@MK-rf9qm Год назад

Nice analysis!

@TheDissident77 Месяц назад

Another thing I liked about it is that it demystified(?) previous Hollywood depictions of martial arts(which I'm not even a part of) and showed that it can be a real sport, that requires discipline, hard work and sometimes creative methods to teach not only physical mastery of ones body but mental mastery of all the things that enters an athletes head. It made it 'real' (the competition notwithstanding) not the jumping 80' in the air but a real sport.

@KentPetersonmoney Месяц назад

What's interesting his son would have been about Kreese age have he lived.

@kenb2671 Год назад

I remember seeing this in the theaters and that was one of the best scenes in this timeless movie. It was such an inspiration to me personally because I was just like Daniel. A skinny kid who was bullied. My dad who didn’t live with us taught me how to box and to alway look into the eyes of your opponent. I took on my bully during recess at school and punched his lights out. Since he started it he got 2 weeks suspension. I got 3 days after school detention but it was worth it as he never bothered me again. That’s one of the reasons why The Karate Kid is one of my all time favorite movies. 😊👍🏾

@nick56677 Год назад

I try to tell ppl all the time that all u have to do is confront the bully and 9 times out of 10 they'll never bother u again. I tell kids to sneak attack a bully when they are at lunch etc. They'll never mess with u again in fear of being hit unexpectedly. Some kids say "Well what if they beat me up?" Well if they do they do, but as long as u fight them back they will move on to another person because they know they'll have a fight on their hands with u. Bullies hate confrontation.

@merkinert3773 Год назад

Don't start fights, but be sure to end them, amiright?

@anthonyjulson8840 Год назад

Perfect example of how to handle your bully!

@0kills Год назад

I wasn't even alive when this was released. Just finished season 5 of Cobra Kai. Glad to see different generations being inspired by the same thing \m/

@jodirauth8847 10 месяцев назад

Those actors will live forever because of guys like you.

@brettpierotte2954 Год назад

Ralph Macchio also did a great job in this scene: from defiance, to reluctance, to confused acceptance, then dawning realization, and finally amazed understanding...mostly conveyed with his eyes. Solid acting from a twenty something in his first big role.

@fizzy4149 Год назад

My thoughts exactly. I just loved when he came to understand the underlying lesson. Communication without words.

@YD-uq5fi Год назад

No wonder they needed a twenty-something to play a 16 year old.

@Boygonebad 2 года назад

This movie was such an experience in a live movie theatre in 1984. This scene was one of many that had the audience applauding.

@Anchicanoy Год назад

I could only imagine ☺️💜

@stanleydavidlepretre4241 Год назад

I remember a movie came out a couple of years earlier than Karate Kid called The Outsiders. At the time anyone could tell that those young guys were going to have carriers in Hollywood. How long their work would continue would be the question. From C. Thomas Howell, Patrick Swayze, Tom Cruise, and that kid who knows Karate, Ralph Macchio. Watched a ton of great movies over the years from those guys. From huge franchises like Young Guns, The Mighty Ducks, Mission Impossible, to smaller but still great movies like St. Elmo's Fire. Finally not sure if you've seen the film Taps but that's Tom Cruise's first film gig if I'm not mistaken. Wild role, he plays a guy... well I don"t wanna wreck it if you haven't seen it. Let's just say Tom Cruise's character in Taps is the opposite of stable, oh yeah he also has access to a lot of guns. Most likely the movie trailer for Taps is here on YT. Cheers

@nickc9070 5 месяцев назад

I wonder if anyone still has a bootleg copy they could upload for reactions

@KentPetersonmoney Месяц назад

My mom was pregnant with me when this movie came out so I never got to see it in the theater but I'm sure kids loved this scene. Funny the actor the same age as my dad.

@Boygonebad Месяц назад

@@KentPetersonmoney it was great experience live.

@workindad Год назад

Best scene ever. The realisation in his eyes priceless.

@jeffreyjackson5229 2 года назад

Will never get tired of Karate Kid.

@Seemsayin Год назад

I know exactly what you mean. It's just one of those films that never gets old.

@skullyskaric7779 Год назад

there is one you can find one of the websites ether in you're site or near by. it's not too late to look down. just wax on wax off.

@williamkoppos7039 Год назад

Meeeee neeether

@jeffreyjackson5229 Год назад

@@Seemsayin exactly.

@ImNotLuthien 5 месяцев назад

Same as Rocky 1.

@2Takki Год назад

"Come back tomorrow." - I always get chills at that line.

@bencorey3462 Год назад

I love Mr Miyagi’s yelling while he’s throwing punches

@henguin4289 Год назад

prob to alert daniel that he gonna throw the punch

@IssyFishyy Год назад

It's called a kiai.

@ashaazimroz6992 Год назад

@@IssyFishyy they have a term for everything these ddays

@Ananamitron Год назад

@@ashaazimroz6992 That's literally the martial arts term, but go off.

@AllThisOverASliceOfGabagool Год назад

@@ashaazimroz6992 shows how ignorant you are to martial arts pal. Well done for owning up to the world how ignorant you are 😊

@frankieclayton9303 2 года назад

Love how he was teaching him karate through ordinary things and responsibility and values as parents would teach kids that love them and raise them to know how to be responsible and learn how to manage and learn how to clean value things in life

@toddkes5890 Год назад

Not just teaching defensive karate, but the physical work was also building up the muscle memory/strength/endurance to perform those moves as well.

@Elthenar Год назад

@@toddkes5890 Not only that, he wasn't just teaching him fighting, he was teaching him a work ethic. Where Kreese and Johnny only learned to throw a punch, Daniel learned how to live and be successful.

@IceWolfLoki Год назад

@@Elthenar The brilliance was that he worked out a way to teach all those things and get Daniel to do all that maintence work at the same time.

@davidwise3573 Год назад

One of the best movies ever. RIP Pat Morita

@rafaelhinojosa8650 Год назад

We all miss Pat Morita on Cobra Kai :(

@mizzdannful Год назад

What I would give to erase my memory, go back in time to 1984 and watch this epic exchange in the cinema. Truly a mind blowing moment.

@jt-ff3yx Год назад

It was awesome. You could tell who saw it in the theater by who was doing karate during recess and in their backyards with friends!

@flowrepins6663 Год назад

i wouldnt erase my memory for shlt.u weird. just get old get alzheimer and watch it then. or just wait a few years there will be plenty of stuff to be forgotten

@matthewdepersiis8231 Год назад

@@flowrepins6663 I just died at this comment 😅

@jonstone2466 Год назад

This “wax on wax off” storyline from Karate Kid has become part of our culture. Even those who have never seen the movie understand this as an example of how seemingly mundane tasks actually prepare you for something else.

@sparkyguitar0058 Год назад

Such a great scene. Really puts this movie on the map. Larusso looks stunned at how much he knows and didn't know he knew.

@thomasrobinson5190 Год назад

Miyagi: "Come back tomorrow..." Daniel: WTF just happened? Senior in high school in '84. The best of times with some incredible movies. This one holds up big time!

@ar1sm70 2 года назад

This movie is such a classic! And it's so great when Daniel uses pretty much the same dialogue in Cobra Kai when he shows Robby these moves.

@BlackAngus555 Год назад

This scene always makes me smile, Daniel never had a clue how much Miyagi loved him.

@atticstattic Год назад

Nor did Miyagi know how much respect Daniel had for him in his reverent bow to a passed-out drunken WWII soldier.

@JustLikeHeaven77 Год назад

This is my favorite part of the movie. It is the bonding moment between Miyagi and Daniel and at this point Daniel starts to trust Miyagi, and I LOVE the Miyagi strut at the end after he says, "You come back tomorrow for more karate training."

@PaulRizzo Год назад

This is where it all falls into place for Daniel and he realises just how special of a teacher he's got.

@schwindsichtigaderechte5293 Год назад

This will never stop being a cool scene. That kind of mentor-mentee-relationship is just precious.

@davidramsey2411 Год назад

I love everything I've seen Pat Morita in, but this movie made him an all time favorite of millions. Simply unforgettable!

@robhileman8890 Год назад

This was an Oscar worthy scene.

@TacoBellManager Год назад

The genuine chemistry between Pat Morita and Ralph Macchio is what makes this movie so timeless. Every time you watch it, it feels great, and it's because of their friendship.

@FernandoIV Год назад

Daniel-san's face after he realized... Priceless 👍

@TheTatermeister 2 года назад

This movie is an ageless classic

@sapphyrus 5 месяцев назад

Quite possibly the best culmination scene of a training sequence in history. The lesson, the acting, the flow of it all is just perfection. 40 years later still as striking as then.

@frankieclayton9303 2 года назад

He told him respect and responsibility and values in this training as well

@hillefoozy Год назад

This is one of the most satisfying payoffs in any film I've seen

@NJTransit1985 Год назад

One of the best pieces of cinema in history. In my opinion of course.

@beardedbloke2521 Год назад

This scene shows you don't need fancy CGI, explosions etc for a timeless scene in film history. Pat Morita's performance of Mr Miyagi was incredible

@TheFoodieCutie 4 месяца назад

Movies like this, blood sport, the Rocky’s in the 1980s and early 90s got you so pumped going to school!

@KentPetersonmoney Месяц назад

80's and 90's had some good martial arts movies.

@JCH007 2 года назад

Wax On Wax Off never gets old

@besfa5115 Год назад

This scene always moves me... when you realize your journey into world of martial arts started without you knowing... mine almost the same...

@daveletwak3122 2 года назад

This never gets old. ❤️

@divergentthg7925 Год назад

I like that part especially at the end when Daniel finally realizes the whole time he was learning🤣🤣

@williamj.dovejr.8613 Год назад

When Daniel finally showed Robby...this brought back so many memories of this.. so good.

@freakyfornash Год назад

That and even Johnny to a lesser extent when he briefly trained him in Miyagi-Do style karate during the beginning of Season 4 as well.

@StoneColdMagic Год назад

That scene still gives me chills even after seeing it dozens of times.

@westwardmedia9375 Год назад

One Of The Most Magical Moments In Cinema History

@LPM147 Год назад

"Look eyes. Always look eyes." Some of the best advice in the world... and not just for Karate 😀

@johnnynorrisjr.39 2 месяца назад

There is enough to unpack in this one

@bigrezznation Год назад

Mr Miyagi knows karate is about patience and defence. He teaches them through the mundane work because for the majority of one's life, there are mundane times to work through. Yet he waits until Daniel takes an offensive stance about his training to finally reveal the defensive techniques learned through patience and repetition

@GodsFavoriteBassPlyr 6 месяцев назад

One of the coolest scenes in movie history. Legendary.

@junem4102 Год назад

I really loved this part. When all that work actually showed something. It was amazing!

@kmassicott 2 года назад

Miyagi is great karate teacher

@hectorlopez1069 Год назад

Yes, a great teacher

@ricdees3495 Год назад

He's giving Danielsan muscle memory training.

@eatpigsnot Год назад

the fact there is no ridiculous, annoying, distracting background music makes the scene even better. there is no dramatic overhead / background music in real life, not sure how it wound up in movies and television

@stacking4life86 Год назад

Pat Morita Deserved the Academy Award for THIS scene alone. The fact he didn't win for Playing Mr Miyagi is an absolute Tragedy!

@davidjames468 Год назад

Was he even nominated?

@AllThisOverASliceOfGabagool Год назад

Hai 😊

@stacking4life86 Год назад

Yes

@gamingwithzyren4501 2 года назад

I love the karate kid

@smoothALOE Год назад

What a moment this was. I was too young to have seen this in a theater, but I’ll bet there were some stunning audience reactions. Anyone care to share?

@hpa2005 2 года назад

3:29 - Daniel is clearly thinking "What just happened?"

@luisorlandotorres3468 Год назад

Love it. "Come back tomorrow!!!!"

@HectorRodriguez-music Год назад

What Miyagi was doing is developing Daniel’s muscle memory using the movement from the tools Miyagi gave Daniel for the house chores. After days and hours of doing house chores, Daniel unconsciously learned these “karate moves” (wax on, wax off, etc.), therefore he automatically defends himself based on what he learned

@johnvieth1676 Год назад

Still one of the best movies of the '80s and I love how they brought it back in a fresh new way with Cobra Kai

@bazzoman510 Год назад

Great scene, never gets old.

@skaladarrellgodeater1070 2 года назад

So EPIC Thank you Miyagi Sensei.

@mageeaaron2624 Год назад

2:39 This is where the fun begins 🙏🏽

@DemonNano 8 месяцев назад

I love that’s gene so much look at him go

@sunnyv5718 Год назад

Saw this movie as a kid. Loved in. Saw it again about 10 or so years ago when jn my thirties and if I recall, it seemed like Daniel (Ralph Machio’s character) kept instigating problems with the “bad guys” in various ways. I think it was usually his actions on most occasions that led to the conflicts and he wouldn’t let it go.

@YChromosome99 Год назад

0:58 "SHOW!" 🤣

@tyrese3745 5 месяцев назад

Daniel: “Sand the floor?”

@robhileman8890 Год назад

Daniel learned Karate by doing enough maintenance to fix the whole neighborhood. Neo plugged into a computer and became an assassin .

@AllThisOverASliceOfGabagool Год назад

Neo can dodge bullets but can he dodge LaRusso's lethal crane kick? 🤣

@TheSinlessAssassin Год назад

Man I wish I could remember the first time I've seen this scene. My knowledge of the "hidden lessons" of all the "chores," was already known by the time I was older. Wonder what it might have been like to have this moment CLICK for me the way it should.

@hamblyrock Год назад

I remember when Cobra Kai was first coming out and Billy Zabka (Johnny Lawrence) and Ralph Macchio were both on a podcast and Zabka said he only had the pages of the script that were relevant to his character so when he saw this at the premiere, he was seeing it exactly the same as the audience and he loved it.

@marios.8184 Год назад

Such a great scene even for today!!!

@frankieclayton9303 2 года назад

Love this how he taught these lessons

@TRAVISHAYDEN1 Год назад

Favorite part is when he slapped him in the head for not look at him in the eye😂😂

@Michael-zh8yl 15 дней назад

it was as if as mr miyagi was born to play the part in these karate kid movies. such a great lovable caracter , and he was dam popular around the 80s when these movies were released, i recall evryone at school imitating him and his lines from the movie.. can watch the karate kid 100s of times and never get sick of them ,,

@NEWYORKGIANTS1FAN Месяц назад

This whole scene in my opinion is movie magic without the special effects. Why ? Because all who saw it for the very first time never expected the outcome from it. 🙂

@marcjohnson4677 Год назад

If I remember correctly on the DVD commentary, they did this in one take.

@RaymondYan007 Год назад

This scene is giving off light for ever. Many people including marttial arts practitioners are inspired and enlightened by this scene.

@marzipanmonkey 4 месяца назад

Still such an incredible scene to this day. The buildup to it just made it so special. This idea little things you never gave much thought or appreciated at the time could suddenly come together into something so special.

@JVLIVSPhoto Год назад

I miss Pat Morita. Despite having never practised martial arts in real life, this role was monumentally convincing for him. I still remember him from Happy Days (I'm dating myself).

@St.Maurice Год назад

Pat should've won a damn Academy Award

@dace938 Год назад

Lots of great moments in film, but this.............. so good.

@YD-uq5fi Год назад

Demetri was able to figure out what the purpose of the chores was a lot sooner than Daniel.

@fordguy2836 Год назад

0:58 this is what inspired QUIET!!!!

@dshadow3173 Год назад

Just saw a video on RU-vid that was the rehearsal for this. It was really cool and the finished take is great.

@danielmiller3255 Год назад

Best scene in the whole movie. This entire entitled generation needs their own Myagi moment just like this.

@NinjaNuggets21 Месяц назад

Miyagi shouting at Daniel is like how Johnny shouts “QUIET!” at his students 😂

@frankieclayton9303 2 года назад

This was so awesome how 🤔 he taught very important

@cjix5520 Год назад

Still friggin iconic

@davidchin3985 6 месяцев назад

I watch at the gone Ziegfeld theater at 54 street between $ and 6 avenue I lived in a condo around the corner never forgot this movies and the good times in Manhattan

@taxissch.4204 8 месяцев назад

I love how confused Daniel is, realising that Miyagi actually was teaching him all this period karate through simple tasks

@xyhmo Год назад

Demetry: i get it, it's like a muscle memory thing. (First one to ever to get it right away)

@backandforthupanddow Месяц назад

When I was teaching my daughter to fly airplanes, she threw a fit one day about all these “stupid” things we are going out and practicing that don’t have anything to do with the real work of landing a plane. I sat and watched this video with her.

@user-hy2xf8ke8w 6 месяцев назад

One of the greatest scenes in movie history !! So powerful when Daniel just realizes what he has just been taught by Mr. Miyogi 😢

@ryangallagher9726 9 дней назад

My favorite scene of the movie.

@ericmonaco4509 Год назад

Look eye! Always look eye.

@Dougie_Parr 9 месяцев назад

I think what mr miyagi was trying to say to Daniel was that everything and anything is Karate. Daniel just learned the non lethal variant compared what kreese was teaching

@ramonacohen8868 2 года назад

We need those old generation to teach the new generation how to defend themselves with the hands not weapons

@coryames1170 Год назад

I agree. Unfortunately we live in a world of cowards and wussies. Self defense is non existent. You defend yourself and you get in trouble instead of the person or people who start it.

@rafaelhinojosa8650 Год назад

We all miss Pat Morita on Cobra Kai