The Karate Kid Part 3: Daniel vs. Mike Final Fight Scene
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- Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Mike (Sean Kanan) face off in the tournament final.
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Karate Kid, Daniel Larusso, risks losing it all when he places pride before principle in this dramatic film that reunites stars Ralph Macchio and Noriyuki "Pat" Morita. When Daniel (Macchio) decides not to compete in the upcoming karate championship, he becomes the target of vicious Cobra Kai student, Mike Barnes (Sean Kanan), who's determined to win the title back. Standing firm, Daniel's mentor and trainer, Mr. Miyagi (Morita), instructs him to ignore Mike's threats - and stay away from the tournament. But when Mike's relentless abuse escalates into blackmail, Daniel finds himself forced into competition - and at serious odds with Miyagi, the one person he cherishes most. Desperate, Daniel turns to another karate instructor, Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith), whose violent combat techniques are directly opposed to Miyagi's wise instruction. But when Daniel realizes that Terry and Mike are allied with Mr Miyagi's old nemesis, Kreese (Martin Kove), in an elaborate set-up for revenge, he also knows he has alienated the only person who can help him. A riveting story of independence, inner strength and self enlightenment, THE KARATE KID, Part III is a powerful new chapter in this popular series of films. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Barnes: *literally pulls out a gun and shoots his opponent*
Ref: Alright son! One more move like that and you're disqualified!
at least he creates a successful furniture company
@@viksaggu9085 nah, it's his wife's
LoL one critic back then said that no respectable tournament governing body would condone Barne's repeated illegal hits and taunts. Much to Kreese & Silver's delighted humor, Barnes kicks the contestant before LaRusso in the nuts. Judging by the dialogue in Cobra Kai, this got Barnes banned from karate. Still, the refs were very slow to do anything. You wonder how much Silver donated is 1985
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i wouldve threw him out like the second time. def the third time. no warning.
""It's OK to lose to opponent ....Must not lose to Fear"" Always solid advice !!
"In Miyagi-Do Karate, you must either Miyagi-Do or you Miyagi-Don't.....there is no Miyagi-Try. Use the Force, Daniel-san!" *_Mr. Miyagi-Yoda_*
My favorite line in the movie.
Daniel: I'm not losing to fear. I'm losing to broken ribs and a lacerated spleen.
💅💅💅🎸🤗💐💐💐💐💐💐
Kikou
Joli, Daniel
J'adore
La,fin💅💅💅💅💅💅
The fact that the actor playing Terry Silver is YOUNGER than Daniel blows my mind.
@keytardan1: Wow, I never realized that!! Thomas Ian Griffith is 60, and Ralph Macchio is 61!!
Ikr😮
The actor of Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith) looks like he could be the father of Daniel Larusso (Ralph Macchio)
@@squidperfume imagine 🫢
Same
4:27 " It's OK to lose to opponent.. Must not lose to fear!"
"You stay focused! Daniel san, your best Karate still inside... Now time let out!"
This is TIMELESS! Everyone has a fighting spirit dormant inside. We just need a "Mr. Myagi" to bring it out... This is not only the true meaning of martial arts, but the true meaning of facing any difficulties in life. Thank you for the reminder! Thank you for your lessons....
But I think Mike Barnes motivated Daniel more
The “hoi, hoi, HOI!” to get Daniel to listen to Miyagi is just awesome. Then Barnes saying “Your Jap teacher is a phone, he’s Karates shit” motivates him more than anything, you see it when Daniel turns his head. People sleep on this film but I think it’s superb.
That was the line I thought should have been used in Cobra Kai when Danel fought Silver for the second time.
Jackie Chan may be awesome at stunts and acting in his own right... I thought the 2010 version was okay... but Miyagi's Character and wisdom is what made him truly awesome, and is the main reason I will always love the classics more.
Both are pretty accurate, Miyagi’s speech plus Barnes laying it in and insulting Mr Miyagi motivated Daniel to stand up and throw Barnes to the ground and win. At that point I think Daniel was really ready to end it
Pat Morita from a stand-up comedian to such a convincing and engaging actor, he should have won an Oscar.
For Katare Kid 1 yes
Was robbed
And he was "Arnold" on Happy Days!
That music & Mr. Miyagi's speech about confronting fear is what made this scene so great.
Yeah and I like the intensity the music gets as Daniel goes into his final stance. I always thought that was bad ass.
I tend to remember it when I am passing throughout any problem, o difficult situation.
@ash8207 Do you think by the end of the third movie that Daniel switched to being the kind guy he has always been, the good side, and not cheating with the karate? I am honestly really confused.
I never get tired of Mike Barnes cursing and yelling at Daniel, it’s friggin hilarious. He’s literally the Clubber Lang of KK/Cobra Kai series
Karate Kid/Cobra Kai is legit up there as one of the best franchises in the American history of cinema.
Well, 'best'. It is not even good imo, it is entertaining though. I mean the acting is bad, the action is really not realistic, and there are many more flaws. It still is very entertaining somehow.
@@timm8998 This is the 1980s, acting is no where near as good as it is in later years.
@@DougieYT I don't think acting improved to be honest. Music quality and special effects ofcourse did. The godfather still has some of the best acting to date.
And I think the same about cobra kai. The karate is slow and kinda bad, the acting is sometimes cringeworthy bad, especially Ralph Macchio's. And still it is somehow really entertaining.
the next karate kid movie was bad
One time best ever and CK is an amazing series.
I tear up every time I see/hear Mr Miyagi's speeches😪
This is so true to heart it's unshakeable.
His words are life...Believe!
YEah i agree. Me too.
👍
That’s real karate.
I Never noticed it before, but look at the way Barnes looks over to Silver when Daniel is in genuine agony at 3:30. It's like he was thinking "Dude, I think he's had enough. Do I really have to keep hurting him?"
Also notice how afterwards when Daniel is hurting and reaching his back, Barnes doesn't attack that area again and instead goes for the chest - and when Daniel is hurting there and reaches his chest, Barnes changes tactics again and goes for his side. He was careful not to attack spots where Daniel was really hurting.
A subtle sign of his eventual redemption in Cobra Kai.
Even Kreese stopped smiling when Daniel was in great pain. Silver was the only one that kept smiling and enjoying it.
Barnes was a bad guy, Kreese was a badder guy, but Silver was (and still is) evil.
Or he could be weakening the entire body lmao, targeting a spot one at a time
Kreese has seen this movie before. He knows Daniel would never go down without a fight. Kreese sent 5 guys after him, and he dismantled them 1 by 1. Silver was just a maniac, lol.
Barnes may have not intended to seriously injure Daniel, just cause pain, and possibly humiliate him... I have a feeling that Barnes is nothing but a mercenary, and to him, this isn't personal, but just business...
The way Mr Myagi shouted when he needed to. He treated Daniel like the son he lost and needed.
Ralph Michio looks fantastic for being 77 years old in this movie.
😂😂
4:52-5:25 best motivational speech ever. If this doesn't get you fired up to prove him wrong, nothing will.
Mike just going off on him was so good. "I OWN YOU! I OWN YOU LARUSSO!!" As a kid I was like 😮😮😮
@@DjShini Man I saw this as a kid but I didn't remember how incredibly savage they were, watching the clip now more then once i was like "wtf this is messed up" lol
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"You stay focused!! Daniel-san your best karate still inside! Now time let out!!".....Miyagi was an Ascended Master, great hand gesture in that scene.
True, but It wasn't so much Mr Miyagi's speech that snapped Daniel out of his fear, it was the fact that Mike disrespected Mr Miyagi and his karate that did it. *Change My Mind.*
That moment when Daniel is panicking, and Miyaga yells and grabs his attention and his eyes. Amazing.
Really enjoyed watching Daniels reaction after winning... He tried to keep his composure and bow to his teacher, but the sheer joy of overcoming his fears compelled him to simply say "Forgetaboutit!" as he jumped into Miyagi's arms... that was awesome...
i almost cried in that scene 🥺
I totally agree with all of you, it brings a tears to my eyes when I see this part.
I actually read it as pat thinking Ralph Macchio was about to bow but he hugged him instead I love the scene Whether it was planned or not
5:02 Daniel’s thoughts at this point: “Insult me all you want but don’t you DARE insult Mr. Miyagi or his karate!”
🤣🤣🤣 was thinking the same. His head spun round real quick at that point like "keep. my sensei's name. OUT YOUR F*****G MOUTH"
I think Daniel also has guilt that Silver got Daniel to get angry at Miyagi and jeopardizing his friendship. It was at the moment that Daniel realized it was Miyagi that he had to fight for more than himself.
Facts, no one will disrespect Mr. Miyagi
It's always been 5:17 for me. The anger definitely starts building at 5:02 but at 5:17 you see him lock eyes with Mike for the last insult towards Mr Miyagi that he will tolerate
When "Mr. Myagi" yells AAAAA boy that even had me back in focus!
It’s crazy how these two are allies now.
My god, the old movies have so much heart and charm to them. Just 👌🏻
yeah......u see there were none evil smartphone robots back then to make us the robotic slaves we are today....
I know right ! It’s charm definitely makes up for the terrible choreography, corny lines, and awful acting.
They were made with amazing talented people.
3:02. The fan kid screaming "come on Barnes" always gets to me. Lol I bet you that kid watches this scene everyday ever since. I know I would
lol I find it hilarious. He literally shouts that after Mike pushes him to Silver and Kreese which was bad timing but hilarious 😂
I think the kid was siding with Barnes and wanted him to finish Daniel off once and for all!!!
I like how it's only when Barnes starts ragging on Mr. Miyagi that Daniel finds the will to get up.
Daniel: He's owned me this whole fight. I can get up, but I can't see myself winning...
Barnes: Your teacher's sh*t!
Daniel: Aw HELL naw!!
I noticed that too and honestly I find it very relatable. I was bullied when I was younger and I didn't defend myself (I guess I didn't think I deserved it), but when my bullies started hurting others around me to get to me, it sent me into a rage which drove me to finally confront them. After that incident, they mostly left me alone (other than commenting to try to start shit that went nowhere).
It s cause he loves respects and cares for Miyagi so Mike insulting him was crossing the line with Daniel
@@sassylittleprophet Defending yourself (except in the case of life or death obviously) isn't really worth it. It's when your loved ones are attacked that it's time to defend.
@@workinprogress8978 my mindset basically
I don't mind if you insult me or beat me or do me whatever you f*cking want but, if you are disrespectful towards those I care... it's time for you to die.
Having Mike Barnes in Cobra Kai was a real treat, he stole the show when he was on screen. Let’s hope he becomes a season regular in 6
Or is at least in Season 6, the way 5 ended seemed like a send off for him.
He’ll definitely be a regular in season 6, with Chozen having to recover from his sword fight from Silver Johnny & Daniel will need someone to help take down Kreese since he’s escaped prison and to prepare the students for the Sekai Tekai
Technically Barnes owns 50% of Cobra Kai so he might have a part in 6.
yes i agree
@@keytardan1 I thought that was if he won the tournament against Daniel.
This was the best scene in the whole movie. It brings a smile to my face seeing Daniel overcome his fear and almost one-shot Mike Barnes in sudden death. For years I wondered why Barnes was never disqualified for the illegal hits on Daniel. In Cobra Kai season 4, we learn that Terry Silver paid the ref to be biased towards Cobra Kai so that Tory would beat Sam in the finals. Since Terry was also rich in kk3, it's very likely he paid the ref prior to this scene so that it would be easier to prolong Daniel's suffering. He even said to Barnes "Remember the Game plan" before the match started. This could mean they planned this all out before the tournament. It all makes sense now. The fact Daniel won the tournament even though the ref was paid by Cobra Kai is mind blowing.
Love Mr. Miyagi. R.I.P. 😭
Ikr❤❤😢
I know, an era has passed. I’m glad the whole franchise was a part of me growing up
@@ponncho I was born in 91' I'm glad my parents introduced me to it. Lol
Movies don’t hit like this anymore! The storyline, message and content!
Well, at least you can watch Cobra Kai.
@@mangaranwow2543 Yeah, Cobra Kai is an incredible good show !
@@mangaranwow2543that’s true what are your thoughts on cobra Kai??
@@hafezhakim7786I like it
this movie flopped so hard and nearly ruined ralph macchio's career. =P
Daniel gave Mr. Miyagi a hug for telling him about he was afraid of Mike.
Heartwarming moment.
Yep, Mr Miyagi was the Chinese Dad/Grandad everyone wanted back in the 80s.
Mike Branes vs Chozen Toguchi vs Johnny Lawrence vs Bobby Brown
"hit em mike" he's hallucinating " LOL part 3 was never my favorite but I liked it because terry silver was an awesome over the top villian and it was actually cool seeing Daniel and Mike becoming friends in cobra kai
Daniel and Rocky have mastered the art of getting their butts kicked through an entire fight and winning in the very end!
The novel described this as a much more even fight. Daniel realized that as the fight wore on that Barnes scored whenever he could use hard techniques to hit. Daniel scored when he used soft or fluid techniques to counter. He also realized after Miyagi's advice on best Karate and fear that Mike's aggression covered his sloppy technique as if he only ever practiced the fighting, not kihon and kata. So Daniel used Bunkai (application) to trap him for the final point.
@@danielhaire6677sloppy technique? wasn't barnes supposed to be a multiple dan prodigy or something like that?
@@giornikitop5373 Barnes was supposed to be a highly athletic and talented fighter. I don't know if I would label him a prodigy. But when you focus on just the Kumite aspects of karate or similar martial arts, you don't develop the refinement of technique that someone who is well trained in the aspects of kihon (fundamentals) and Kata (forms) will develop especially when paired with Bunkai (application of technique). Barnes shows this here when he kicks primarily. His moves are fast to be sure but sharp and choppy with no proper extension and focus. He probably got to the point of deciding what was good enough with his athleticism and didn't push himself to get better. Combine that attitude (especially if his teachers allowed it with him winning tournaments) with a lack of good fundamentals, you get a sloppy but winning fighter.
Silver is so obsessed with making Daniel suffer that he lost not once but twice to Daniel
Absolutely love that line... It s ok to lose to opponent but not lose to fear! A very true expression that is timeless. When Mijagi got serious and needed to get Daniel's attention he ALWAYS GOT IT! Daniel knew he had better listen to his mentor. I tear up everytime I hear this exchange between the two.
I always laugh my ass off when I see Terry Silver's confused face at 5:43 🤣🤣🤣
And what a karma boomerang that just hit Mike Barnes straight in the face after all his shit talking aimed at Daniel Larusso before the sudden death period began..
The novel described this as a much more even fight. Daniel realized that as the fight wore on that Barnes scored whenever he could use hard techniques to hit. Daniel scored when he used soft or fluid techniques to counter. He also realized after Miyagi's advice on best Karate and fear that Mike's aggression covered his sloppy technique as if he only ever practiced the fighting, not kihon and kata. So Daniel used Bunkai (application) to trap him for the final point.
I remember the novel bore little resemblance to the film but the chapter describing the last fight was very well done
Cool!
The fact that Mike was the most brutal and aggressive to Daniel out of Johnny and Chozen yet he easily changes in Cobra Kai to be good is mindblowing
If you look at it logically Mike Barnes didn't really have personal problem with Daniel like Johnny and chosen. It was just a business agreement to Mike. He only kicked his arse through the movie because Daniel wouldn't sign the papers for all valley and therefore would have cost Mike a lot of money through his agreement with Terry silver
Johnny almost killed Daniel in the first movie
@@vikingdrengenspiders7875 true but he was forced by Kreese and he never had a bad heart and ended up being strangled by him after losing
@@tom.preedy true
Now the real pain begins, Danny boy!
No matter how many times I watch this scene, I still get chills and goosebumps
Sit down lol
Why? it is totally unrealistic.
Same here! Even though I know what's going To happen and what else going to be said
@@gwine9087It's not about it being realistic or not it's about The message it gives. Do not give in to fear
@@upc2h22I don't understand how Daniel son was so afraid of Mike Barnes when he just fought chosen in kk2 who literally wanted to fight to the death,the worse that would happen is like a 5:51
I remember 15 years ago people would make fun of this movie saying Ralph Macchio was too old and overweight to be playing a teenager in KK3. But the movie just has so many memorable moments regardless. "Okay to lose to opponent, must not lose to fear" is the quote of the film. Mr. Miyagi-isms are what makes the movie.
Overweight? He was like 6’2 and 185 in this movie😂
3:26 "Get up you candy-ass hipster!"
The first movie showed us, "...father teach..." This scene culmunates father hood teaching his son how to conquer fear...God I love the 80s!! Man, the pre-Simpson days were awesome!! Look at us now. Fatherhood is all but outlawed, mocked, and non-existent...when will we ever connect the dots? No Father, no hope.
I can't stop replaying the scene where Daniel's all Happy and hug's mr.Miyagi
I love when Daniel reacts to when Mike says his karate is shit, respect
"Hey ref how can he do that?! He can't do that!" Lol, always loved that random guy in the audience!!!
Me too. Earlier in the fight after Barnes catches Daniel's kick and then kicks Daniel in the family jewels, that same guy shouts "You're dirty Barnes, he's gonna get you because you're dirty!"
I've never heard that guy before whenever I watched this movie I love that
This is lovely. Don't panic. Trust yourself. But you need the love of others to do that. And Daniel pays his respect to that solidarity. It's the main lesson of most Japanese narrative: we can make it together. That's a social learning.
6:24 how can you not love the over the top reactions from the extras in the background
Great ending. From the speech of Miyagi to the victory hug of Daniel and Mister Miyagi. 😊
The actors in these movies were brilliant
I loved how this scene was used to help Sam with her fears of Tory
Thanking Pat he will be missed but his legacy will remain. Thanks for the moments to all cast in The Karate kid 1,2,3
You know there was a 4th movie, right?
@@TheBalisongBear we don't talk about the 4th movie
@@chrischin_94 it's funny how getting a new actor and gender swapping them was even a thing way back then. They just learned from their mistakes
5:34 The music completes this scene in such a beautiful cinematic way.
In part 2 Daniel literally had a fight to the death and faced it with less fear than in a controlled suburban tournament... Miyagi should have broken out a drum!!! LOL.
“I love it when he POUNDS him” damn bro…glad there is context here
Barnes could literally blow Daniel's Legs off with a shotgun nad he would still only say "One more move like that and you're disqualified. Penalty point, the score is now 0-0"
😂
Kata was all he needed. Loved this scene. Daniel the champ!
Mike would have beat him
@@MarioLuigi-pq5gino.way
@MarioLuigi-pq5gi, yet Daniel still beat him
@@MarioLuigi-pq5giHe would have if he wasn't toying with him by cheap shotting him illegaly.Mike Barnes underestimated him and got beat by that kata stance.
Mike would’ve beaten him. He dominated the whole match. He went so hard on him on purpose that he lost 2 penalty points so. They were drawing but in reality it was a thrashing
6:15 I can't stop laughing at the way Kreese throws the shirt back
Beautiful ending, they don't make movies like this anymore.
We all need a Mr. Miyagi in our corners.
Love this movie, the best Karate Kid out of them all. First time I saw this was in a theater on Catalina Island. Good memories of a great time.
The point I think most people miss is that Mr Miyagi always kept Daniel in check and to never go overboard and lose himself, now he’s telling him that he knows what to do and to cut loose.
I wish Mike had a bigger role in season 5 of Cobra Kai. Hope we see more of him in season 6 and beyond. I mean, Watching Johnny holding off 5 Senseis by himself was badass, but I thought Mike being out of the fight within 5 seconds after meeting Silver, after one-shotting one of the Senseis 2 seconds before, was cheap.
it was cheap, but thats because in real life the actor was likely busy on other projects
Cobra Kai will have only one season left before end. The Big Tournament.
I read that the actor had an injury so he couldn't do any bigger fight scenes.
They are definitely gonna make up for it next season.
And hopefully bring Julie in she deserves to make an appearance too she was also miyagis student.
@@spencerbowden2979Nah. No one cares about “The Next Karate Kid”. It’s such a terrible movie. Plus it’s not even called “Karate Kid Part Four”. Their never adding her to the show
1:32. First time seeing Terry silver being reasonable lol
Mike did everything to keep Daniel in the fight. Including getting down on the ground and encouraging him to get back up. Like a drill sergeant. That had just kicked his ass.
like mick to rocky "GET UP YOU SON OF A BITCH COS MICKEY LOVES YA!"
Mike could've finished it in 3 bouts.
this was basically like sam vs tory, except its never shown explicitly that mike was cheating its shown many times that the only hits he can land on daniel were illegal and the ref only gave him a warning, this fight shouldve been over in 10 seconds but not in mikes favor in daniels, mike shouldve been disqualified
@@ianquinones51 Using real life when thinking about this movie is akin to the Rocky movies. Every single Rocky fight should have been stopped by the ref in the first round. Apollo’s fight against Drago also should have been stopped in the first round.
@@Whoopdido777 quite literally its said in the film that the ref is giving mike way too much leniency, daniel and mr miyagi both called this out and knowing how in character it would be for silver to cheat its not really using real life logic
Whether you love or hate this film you cannot deny the final scene between Laruso and Barnes is just so epic. The music is incredible and the acting is on point. I love it!!
Barnes was Daniel’s worst nightmare 😂 He literally wiped the floor with him 😂 Hadn’t he been losing points on purpose he’d swept him clean 3-0
That’s the point, his over-cockiness lead him to lose. He cared more about giving Daniel injuries for life than winning the competition, whereas Daniel cared solely on respect and winning.
With that haircut, Mike looks like a lightweight Ivan Drago 🤣
4:53 This is how it feels after a bad breakup
The Karate Kid is easily one of the greatest, most inspirational teen movies ever made. The Karate Kid Part 3 tried and failed to duplicate thar magic
This is one of those memorable scenes in cinema. Up there with the end of Empire Strikes Back.
Possibly one of the happiness endings ever.
Do the 'crane' Danny boy!
Miyagi's speech is everything in this scene. Learn from it.
The movie's writers speech......
@@harsesishoktar9386 Old proverb from ancient times....
Beautiful acting too. The good guys And bad guys really sold the scene!!
It's only a film. Sadly, real life is not that easy.
@@Mrfairchap It fucking can be. I went from having a few weeks to live, to still thriving over 20 years later. If I can do it, anyone can.
Mike knew there was something to it, that's why he took a pause, recalculating his next move.
I know this is only a movie, but I can't imagine the humiliation Daniel must have felt when Mike Barnes was beating him up like that. I did like when Mike Barnes apologized to Daniel in cobra kia series 5th season. That was nice of him.
Mike Barnes is basically the Karate Kid version of Ivan Drago
Ref: "Do that again Barnes and you're disqualified!"
Barnes: "If he dies, he dies"
Not really . At least Drago respected his opponent at the end even if he killed his best friend lol
Barnes is pure evil
These scenes always make me tear up a little lol. We all have our miyagi
all the karate kid movies were great to watch, keep the clips coming
One of the most inspiring things I've seen from Mr myagyi
I just found out my Uncle passed away and I've got an exam tomorrow. Hearing Mr Miyagi telling me to focus is how I'm going to get through this. RIP Pat Morita. You're still an inspiration and giving hope.
I joined martial arts because of the Karate Kid movies. These movies were life. Definitely changed my life for the better.
I’m glad Mike teamed up with Daniel like he’s other 2 rivals Johnny and Chozen, I hope he’s in next season too
I picture Mike being on such a karate high from the events of the season 5 finale that while he’s waiting for his store to be rebuilt and finds out Kreese has escaped prison he’s going to volunteer to help Daniel and Johnny considering Kreese was going along with Silver’s shenanigans
The way they used him so sparingly tells me that his role in the franchise is likely done.
@@stephendexheimer7914 I’m sure writers would want his character to come back in some capacity.
@@mikeymutual5489 I doubt it, Chozen’s arc could have ended after Daniel left Okinawa, yet he traveled to the Valley in the U.S. and teamed up with him to help stop Terry Silver
@@thebob-eexperience1762 How does one thing have what to do with the other? Also, Chozen was a much more prominent character in his respective movie. Sorry, don't get your hopes up.
Say what you want about this movie! But the final scene where Miyagi coaches him one last time and Daniel bows and does his Kata, added with this great score.its just magic! Makes me tear up everytime ❤ an somewhat kinda OK movie that i like , but an fcking awesome ending which i love🎉🎉🎉
Get’em Mike!!! He’s hallucinating 😂😂😂😂😂
Get him Mike he’s hallucinating! 🤣🤣🤣
Mike will be a force to be reckoned with if he joins Daniel, Johnny and chozen next season with his backup they will definitely have a greater chance at winning the sekai takai
His story line is pretty much wrapped up, so don't count on it.
@@mikeymutual5489 Nah, he'll play a good part in season 6, they wouldn't have bothered bringing him back if he wasn't going to be in the sekai takai otherwise.
@@Mrcaremal5 How does one thing have to do with the other? He was brought back to be part of the downfall of Terry Silver. He has no other use now.
@@mikeymutual5489
You have to look at the pattern of how they flesh out characters on the show. They never make it short or half assed. Chozen had a small part in Season 3 and then season 5 gives him a bigger role and expands on his backstory. No reason in the world they can't or won't do the same with Mike. Literally everyone else has been fleshed out extensively. Mike becoming the fourth sensei actually makes perfect sense for 3 reasons.
1) His store is still ashes. What's he doing while it's being rebuilt, twiddling his thumbs?
2) His dynamics with Johnny and Chozen were big hits, and could be expanded on easily. Plus him coming along would give the good side 2 defensive senseis and 2 offensive senseis. Perfect balance.
3) The most important reason of all. Daniel and Johnny have only completed on a local county level, and Chozen has spent most of his life teaching. Mike is the only character in the franchise who has competed on a larger stage. He was a national champion at 17. The kids are about to jump from the local level straight up to the global level. If there's any sensei who can teach the kids about competing on a bigger stage, it's Mike.
We can also see flashbacks of his youth and how he became what we saw in Part 3. We don't know too much about him. Much to explore.
@@mikeymutual5489
That response likely means you're trolling, but what the hell. There is no reason in this world Mike would not qualify as a sensei. As for running his business, thank you for pretending I didn't cover the fact that his business is still ashes. Takes time to rebuild. By your logic, Chozen wouldn't be in the US, but back in Okinawa teaching at his dojo. Nice fail buddy. You'd do best to humble up.
Daniel was scared of johnny but had nothing to lose, so he didn't expect to win until they got dq
He was petrified of Dutch much like Barnes
He didn't show fear to chosen because he was fighting for kumiko so he had bo time to think
Barnes used speed much like johnny and Daniel was all defence
But with Barnes he tried to attack and realised he had no counter attack moves and fear overwhelmed him
I learned all my moves through these movies.
I love the Karate Kid series, but the more I think about it, it's just Rocky with karate.
I love this movie. It never gets old.❤
"Get him! He's hallucinating!" xD hahahaa
years later. Nobody involved in the movie could have known that we'd have a Cobra Kai show *grin*
Mike: Sends nuke to US
Ref: one more move like that, and you're disqualified
this fight makes me wanna buy furniture
!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿Wow! What A Brilliant Performance By Reigning Defending All-Valley Karate Champion Daniel Larusso. !👊🏻💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥Putting Him Away With That Body Shot After Taking Him Down Was The Way To Go! Congratulations To Daniel Larusso And His Team On Successfully Defending Their Championship For The 1st Time.
Unlike Johnny, I never got the impression that Barnes gained a newfound respect for Daniel after the match. I could easily see him and his Cobra Kai henchman waiting for Daniel after the match and exacting revenge.
Barnes was a sore loser tbw. After losing the Match his deal with Silver got smoked. While it is plausible that Mike might've gathered a few henchmen and tried to gain some retribution but I find him too honourable to steep down to that level. Acc to the Director, Mike Barnes cared only about Money. Once his jig was up he simply chose to back out for the good. Another imp point to be noted is that Daniel did not humiliate Mike in any way, wether it was b4 the Tournament or even during the final Match, while Mike literally toyed with Daniel. Hence his eventual defeat most likely deflated his gigantic Ego and knocked some sense into him.
The plot armors, from Mike not being disqualified for multiple penalties to Daniel winning at the end, are so ludicrous.
POOR.....POOR....LARUSSO! I wish he was able to regroup some of the techniques from Silver, and combined it with KATA' MIYAGI- DO. But he pulled through.
One more violation and you are disqualified. One minute later, one more violation and you are disqualified. Oops, the judge can't count.
The lesson here is, take the win not the revenge. Barnes was the better fighter by a wide margin.
1:25 RIP Anthony
Wow watching that scene brings back so many memories!!
All that advice from Mr Miyagi and it took Mike's shit-talking for Larusso to get up.
Daniel had heard enough of it!!!!