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The karate kid jaden smith. The karate kid academy award nomination. The karate kid part ii 1986. The Karate kidney. The karate kid 2010 dvd menu. "The Karate Kid" is not a complicated movie.
It doesn't try to talk about any "issues" or cover vast and complicated themes. Most of the key plot elements take place in a handful of locations with a handful of main characters. Yet its action scenes are more powerful than any amount of CGI could add.
Pat Morita (I'm embarrassed I had to Google his name) does an intense and wonderful job as the sage karate master Mr. Miyagi. The scene with the sake, his wife's picture, and his bittersweet tales of wartime triumph is among my favorite scenes in any movie.
(I saw this in July 2017...

The karate kid 1989. The Karate kid icarus. The karate kid stream. The karate kid ali. St mary's university college. The karate kid movies. The karate kid 2010. The karate kid dre. The karate kid clips. The karate kid awards. I don't think that anyone who sees this film forgets it. I first saw it when I was six and I instantly wanted to watch the sequels that were already out when I saw the original. The final fight scene has become a classic and everyone remembers the crane technique in the final bout. I have watched that about ten times now and everytime it gives me goosebumps! That scene symbolised two things. One was that anybody can overcome the odds if they are willing to fight for it and the second is the mind overcomes the body in all cases. Essentially, karate is a mind over body art and the film shows this as the Cobra Dojo, with its strictly physical regimes, are the losers in the end. It is perhaps the best low budget film of the 80's. Ralph Macchio acts the weakling well and it is a shame he didn't become bigger because of this film. A must see even if the average rating does not signify it as a classic.

Daniel LaRusso, transplanted by his mother from New Jersey to the west coast, falls out with local members of a karate school, and ends up being trained by the janitor of his apartment block so that he can take part in a tournament against them.
The 1984 Karate Kid movie, the first of a trilogy, still satisfies. The story beats work perfectly, there is good chemistry between student Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and unlikely teacher Mr Miyagi (Pat Morita) the action is well choreographed (not to mention filled with cathartic wish fulfilment) there is humour and heart and, in "wax on, wax off" a killer phrase was introduced into the language.
It's not perfect - Macchio is too old to fully convince, and Daniel is too whiny to be wholly sympathetic, but it is still a fun trip. Which can't be news to you because I'm sure you have seen it if you're reading this. And if you haven't - why not.

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