Hi everyone! Which other scene from this movie would you like to see?

I've always loved how they made Bobby a pastor, especially when Bobby was shown to actually have a heart. Didn't wanna hurt Daniel too bad, was reluctant to hurt Daniel's knee and immediately apologized and quit Cobra Kai. Bobby is one of my favorites ngl

Bobby was the only one who really didn't belong with Cobra Kai. At the beach scene, he's also the only one that shows concern for Daniel.

Even years after his death, Mr Miyagi be kicking Kreese’s Ass in spirit.

This was where Bobby was right. Johnny got his point across. Daniel couldn't even stand. Enough.

Every teen needs a mentor like Mr. Miyagi.

i never noticed miyagi creeping over the fence like that before, like a ninja.

Daniel: “Mr Miyagi thank you!”
Mr Miyagi: “Daniel san.. how many times does Miyagi have to save your bitch ass.”

1:20 lmao I like how they actually sound like skeletons falling apart when they tripped

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. (from MDB)

You ever noticed that Mr. Myiagi did a "Sand the floor" block on Johnny's kick? Awesome 👌

I always liked how Cobra Kai showed Johnny’s side. “You couldn’t leave well enough alone” line was very true. Daniel  wasn’t innocent just maybe less guilty than Johnny but neither are totally blameless in the movie.

This is not just my favorite fight scene from the Karate Kid series, it is my favorite fight scene in cinema history! Pat Johnson deserves A LOT of credit for this!

Took Mr. Miyagi around 12 seconds to take all of them out…

You had to be in the theater when this was first shown in '84!!!  The ENTIRE place erupted into thunderous applause!  It's one of the most magical memories of film-going as a kid for me.

I agree with Bobby. Mercy is not “exactly” for the weak. Even the strong and skilled have their moments of being merciful. Bobby was shown to have that the most out of any of them. Johnny went on later throughout the years of the methods he learned and in addition with newer methods of karate and bringing the whole thing with Daniel to a resolution whether their enemies who became friends, or even are the best of frenemies. Dutch, however, being the most cocky and ill-tempered one of them all, has become too much more of John Kreese or even worse than him and later incarcerated. Tommy and Jimmy, however, I can’t say much about. More than likely Jimmy went on to learn the most orthodox methods of Karate.

Mr. Miyagi was the only man that could help Daniel with the bullies. I hate bullies.

One of the greatest scenes in movie history. Choreography and brilliant cinematography aside, the music (combination of "No Shelter" and Bill Conti's masterful score) deserve so much of the credit of why this scene works as well as it does.

Mr Miyagi was living proof that age is nothing but a number- performance and technique is all that matters***

This dramatically powerful scene from a PG-movie from the 80s has the intensity of an R-rated movie. It leaves a mark on the viewers' psyche. We're still talking about it nearly 40 years later. Compare this to the passionless, neutered remake of this scene from 2010 version. That is one of the many reasons 80s films like this stand the test of time and so many modern play-it-safe mainstream films fade so quickly.