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This user's favorite character is Terry Silver |
Hello! I am Votesmall. I've always been a fan of The Karate Kid since I first saw the film in the fourth grade and I like its three sequels even better. In my opinion, the show Cobra Kai is even better than all the movies. After I got into Karate Kid again following the release of Cobra Kai, I stumbled upon this wiki and decided to fix it up following the show's popularity.
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This user thinks the most evil villain is Mike Barnes |
Order of Favorites
- The Karate Kid Part III (Very underrated, it's not only got a great heart to it but it's also very entertaining and memorable. I get a kick out of part III, the villains especially. I think it's easy to say that III has the best villains hands down. The main two bads are hilarious, over the top and utterly hateable at the same time while Barnes and his goons are just pure evil yet still somehow funny, especially Snake)
- The Karate Kid Part II (It takes you to new places, I like how you get to know Miyagi's past, the Drum technique is every bit better than the Crane technique, Chozen was a seriously messed up villain and Kumiko is by far my favorite love interest)
- The Next Karate Kid (People seem to hate this one, but I really enjoy it. I think it's cool to see a fresh perspective on training somebody new, and there was a lot of stuff to remember)
- The Karate Kid (1984): Just because I rank it last in the original four doesn't mean I dislike it, I really love it, I just think the sequels are better. You really didn't know the characters in the first movie that well and a lot of parts had pacing issues. That being said it is still a great introduction!
- The Karate Kid (2010) I don't want to say that this is a bad film at all, in fact I think it's on-par with the original Karate Kid (even then it's still barely even connected, they don't even use Karate) but I'd rather watch the original or its sequels, it's just more entertaining in my eyes. That being said I do love the film, it would have probably done much better if it told its own story in my eyes, it pretty much already did.
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