Did you ever want to see what would happen if Johnny from Karate Kid restarted Cobra Kai in 2018, and then Daniel LaRusso wanted to fight him? Me neither.

[Dan Druff]

But here it is.... the trailer, followed by the original film's trailer.



It will air on YouTube Red.

Heresy!

[Dan Druff]

However, one knock against the original is that the All Valley tournament was rigged against poor Dutch.

Don't believe me? Watch below, and notice how Daniel is crowned the winner simply for landing a partial kick shortly after Dutch brutalizes him with a kick to the face.

[The_Lurker]

However, one knock against the original is that the All Valley tournament was rigged against poor Dutch.

Don't believe me? Watch below, and notice how Daniel is crowned the winner simply for landing a partial kick shortly after Dutch brutalizes him with a kick to the face.

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[BetCheckBet]

Only watching if they bring back the original Mr. Miyagi.

[Daly]

I am the man

Who wil run

This site at a loss

[shortbuspoker]

[Crowe Diddly]

I know people who subscribe to just about every streaming service that I'm aware of, except Youtube Red. Anyone here a subscriber?

[herbertstemple]

If they bring back Elisabeth Shue. Would still bang. But when she was young, what a babe.

[Dan Druff]

Johnny in modern times was already done in 2007, and 8 minutes was more than enough treatment of it.

[SenseiKreese]

This is how the Karate Kid should have ended





Larusso was the real bully

[Dan Druff]

This was actually supposed to be the end scene from The Karate Kid.



They decided to hold it back for the sequel instead. However, this was actually filmed at the time of the sequel, and not simply left over.

The sequel, which I wasn't a big fan of, was actually filmed in Hawaii, even though it was supposed to take place in Okinawa.

It was still better than the pointless Karate Kid 3, which was like a poor man's version of the first film. Even worse, the casting was horrible. They inexplicably cast a 17-year-old to play Daniel's love interest, and then removed the romance element when it was determined that it was inappropriate to have 28-year-old Ralph Macchio romancing a teenager onscreen. Then Thomas Ian Griffith, just 29, was cast to play Vietnam War veteran (and villain) Terry Silver. So a guy born in 1960 was supposed to have been in the Vietnam War? As what? The drummer boy?

The movie basically brought nothing new to the table and sucked balls.

[sonatine]

why does he call a japanese guy a slope exactly

[tgull]

Actual rehearsal of final sequence:

[tgull]

Final scene, Crane Kick.

[tgull]

The series is not a terrible idea, actually pretty creative. Karate Kid is still a cult hit even among people that were not even born when the original came out.

It is interesting they are making it a series rather than a movie. 10 episodes it a long plot line, and my guess is if enough people watch they have alternate endings on episode #10 to spawn off another season.

Look anything is possible. The series on HBO called OZ in the late 90s/mid 2000s was about a male prison which was so bad and unrealistic it forced you to watch every week. I watched it every week just because it was so ludicrous it was entertaining.

What is going to hold this Karate Kid redux back is this whole Your Tube Red thing. What an awful name, as someone, said earlier it sounds like a porn site. If this was Netflix it might have legs, but I am just not going to sign up for another monthly service. I barely watch what I have now.

I am just surprised this did not get a run on the big screen, surely it would have only cost $20M to make it's hard to believe with all the Karate Kid diehards out there it could not have at least broke even. Maybe KK Part 3 was so horrendous (it was), it killed off the franchise beyond repair. Part 3 was truly the worst movie I have ever seen.

[Daly]

The series is not a terrible idea, actually pretty creative. Karate Kid is still a cult hit even among people that were not even born when the original came out.

It is interesting they are making it a series rather than a movie. 10 episodes it a long plot line, and my guess is if enough people watch they have alternate endings on episode #10 to spawn off another season.

Look anything is possible. The series on HBO called OZ in the late 90s/mid 2000s was about a male prison which was so bad and unrealistic it forced you to watch every week. I watched it every week just because it was so ludicrous it was entertaining.

What is going to hold this Karate Kid redux back is this whole Your Tube Red thing. What an awful name, as someone, said earlier it sounds like a porn site. If this was Netflix it might have legs, but I am just not going to sign up for another monthly service. I barely watch what I have now.

I am just surprised this did not get a run on the big screen, surely it would have only cost $20M to make it's hard to believe with all the Karate Kid diehards out there it could not have at least broke even. Maybe KK Part 3 was so horrendous (it was), it killed off the franchise beyond repair. Part 3 was truly the worst movie I have ever seen.

Say what you will about OZ but if it wasn't for the success of OZ there wouldn't have been The Sopranos, The Wire, Deadwood.... and without them no band of brothers, Game of Thrones. Etc

[David USF]

Only watching if they bring back the original Mr. Miyagi.

Assuming he wasn't cremated, they'll have to dig up his corpse, then. Pat Morita (who played Miyagi) died in 2005.

[David USF]

COBRA KAI TRAILER #2

[David USF]

New trailer

[limitles]

How about anyone up against Killer Kai?