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Marisa tomei aunt and Adam sandler uncle ben 😊

Can you imagine all that was shot and actually captured in total, and then that editor and composer wielding the film down to those last critical parts, finishing touches, to end with that last product of a film?

What i love about this is they had NO IDEA what was to come, and quite possibly how much bigger things were going to get.

strange thing. i already love movie miracle. but all those backstories make me love it even more ....

Ali Mills should have had a bigger role in this series. At least, the sequel. IMHO. But I have always had a thing for Elizabeth Shue

I love watching the movie and great dance moves

Judd Apatow was involved, he must've stolen the screenplay.

I wish to God I could be an actor 😆

"I never had curfews , 'cause the best player always gets caught in the curfew." lol

I love Amanda in this of course but the rest of the cast is great too! Eunice (the geeky girl) has some great lines :)

this movie is a classic, top 5 best dancing movie

Amazing the idea of the master and the apprentice has disappeared from society, as young people today do not give a damn about what older people have learnt in there lifes, and pass down to them. Idea of master and apprentice used to be a big thing that helped society function for every new generation Today they could not make karate kid, as kids today do not see older people as having knowledge the kids do not know. All kids today seem to think they know it all. I doubt films like this could be made today, ie master and apprentice, as kids do not look upto older people anymore with amazement of what experience of life has taught these people.

dancing is a give of God , dancing bring smile and happiness, I love dancing and I always watched this video ,also I learn so move in it ,I can tell that some how my dancing moves has changed 💖💖💖💖

One of the greatest coaches of all time..Great coaches know how to get the absolute Best out of their players.. Herb Brooks is the definition of that

What a beautiful time .GOD Bless America.

Great movie

I can't believe that the brilliant Toshiro Mifune was considered for the part of Mr Miyagi. Pat Morita was absolutely perfect for the role though, and the performances by him and Ralph Macchio are what made this film are what made these films so great (as well as the music and direction etc). The supporting cast were fine also.

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There have been reboots, remakes and next generation stories throughout film and television history. Out of all the ones I've seen, Cobra Kai does the best job of keeping the foundation of the original three films of the eighties and then building upon them NATURALLY. Lucasfilm should take note. THIS is how you do it. They kept the original characters authentic, they made stories for the fans, and all of the characters played real roles; no token characters. This is by far the best installment of any movie franchise. The script is tight, no wasted time. What seems like subtle mentions are actual build-ups that turn out to be believable twists. And it's all done with precise timing. Great character development and you get to see both sides of the coin this time, improving on the original storyline. Absolutely stunning.

I absolutely grew up with the original Karate Kid ❤.x

Pat and Ralph were cast perfectly, perfectly. 👌

@21:30 Miyagi teaching his legacy to Daniel.son. :Look eye. always look eye.

Greatest sports moment in history. I cant imagine it will ever be surpassed. This was a group of college hockey players that beat the best hockey team in the world. A team that trounced NHL teams.

Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) Filming Dates: April 30, 2003 - June 15, 2003 Release Date: December 25, 2003

The Game Plan (2007) Director: Andy Fickman Filming Dates: September 25, 2006 - December 12, 2006 Release Date: September 28, 2007 MPAA Rating: PG [Parental Guidance Suggested] Runtime: 1 hr 50 min (110 min) Studio: Walt Disney Pictures (Disney)

One of my faves. Must have watched it dozens of times. Never get tired of it.

THE MOMENT DANIEL SEES THE MEDAL OF HONOR WAS THE MOMENT OF THE MOST RESPECT HE LEARNED FOR HIS TEACHER VERY POWERFUL

The Greatest Sports Movie Ever Made. Extremely well done. Kurt was spot on and should have won an Oscar for his role. I’ve watched the movie many times and get emotional every time.

Breezy in the house

Without Ralph this film wouldn’t be remembered

And this movie doesn't get enough credit for being about fatherlessness and how boys need a strong male figure to guide them. It's really the heart of the movie. Our hero and the antagonist are both young men without a father who have these surrogate fathers molding them into their idea of becoming a man. Their values are different but their methods don't actually vary much from the other, being former soldiers both have a code that values discipline and hard work. But Kreese's idea of honor and pride are warped and lack compassion and the behavior of his students reflects that. You see a lot of that "death before dishonor" mentality in the fragile egos of young fatherless boys raised by single mothers who are emotionally driven. We need more young men to be taught that being disrespected doesn't always mean you must avenge your honor in battle and that the heroic thing is actually walking away and not fighting. Though the second film probably covers that concept better than the first, as the first was more about how sometimes you have to stand up for yourself. But the essence is there, very early on Miyagi teaches Daniel that fighting should be avoided at all costs and the martial arts are a purely defensive concept. All that said, I wonder if Miyagi ever learned why he had to save Daniel that night after the dance...

This is such a quaint view of bullies today. Now you hear story after story of the bullied kid getting punished for standing up for themselves while nothing happens to the bullies. Excuses are made about their "disadvantaged upbringing" being responsible for their actions and they talk of having symapthy for their socioeconomic status. And while the kid who spent a year getting shoved into lockers and spit on spends a week at home on suspension, the bullies return to class immediately to continue being disruptive problems because suspending them would "only put them further behind in their studies." This movie is about a California that doesn't exist anymore. But it's a glorious time capsule of the greatness of what once was.

How this film didn't win every academy award is mind-blowing

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Extremely underrated movie. Kurt Russell has quietly become one of the greatest American actors of all time.

This Movie is a Wealth of Knowledge. 🪄

I was 18 years old when USA won against the Soviets and still watch the original footage and the movie and can’t help but to not tear up! It was an uncertain time to be a young man starting out in life but that moment at Lake Placid was incredible!

My only critique is U.S.A completely out hit Russia, and out played them. Also, Jim Craig didn't get hit and hurt. Other than that it was a good movie.

God I still remember when I first saw this film thanks to all of you guys.

Coaches are a rare breed, same with natural leaders. Ret. Military, and we all have those people in our lives that were just natural, good and effective leaders that you could truly rely on, respect and follow anywhere.

A car crash. Goddamn car crash while he was too fatigued and driving.

I never played a man and a woman in a movie meanwhile in canada 😂😂😂😂😂

Coming here right after watching the worst CINEMASINS video of all time (everything wrong with Step Brothers) was joyous

Definitely a classic, the 80s were special, just a beautiful movie 🎬 will always watch it from time to time just gotta, brings me back to better days in America 🇺🇸

My favorite ❤️

You want success you must wear the dress

I rewatched this recently. It's a funny movie, but also a bit racist.

They taught me to always follow your dreams, so, I moved to Chatsworth, CA and became an actor in some of the most significant and most recognized adult films of the genre. I owe the 1980 team a lot. I truly do.

I was a teenager from the South who knew nothing about ice hockey....and to this day, those guys from the Midwest and Northeast...are still my guys. They taught me that we were from different geography, but were from the same ilk.

The other girl who took my ex boyfriend omg what on earth would she want him for Jesus leave him alone he was mine before she lay eyes on him to obessed they don’t know my history with him I think I’m losing my train of thoughts night