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I'd say Wah Sing Ku. I'll never forget the scene when he killed Hong. I hated that part. He was also going to leave them all to burn. And Triads don't just kill you. They kill your whole family.
Sorry to state the obvious, but the Three Stooges was comedy and supposed to be funny. The Ox-Bow Incident was not a comedy and far from funny.
He really didn't have much acting to do. He had very few lines. All he had to do was look menacing.
It's getting ridiculous now with all the remakes. I hate to say this, but someday they'll have the nerve to try and remake The Godfather. I was shocked when they remade Ben-Hur, but it went just where I thought it would. Nowhere.
It's getting ridiculous now with all the remakes. I hate to say this, but someday they'll have the nerve to try and remake The Godfather. I was shocked when they remade Ben-Hur, but it went just where I thought it would. Nowhere.
I can't think of one either. I like this movie and I've seen it so many times, but I can't think of Heston saying anything that powerful or memorable.
I remember seeing a picture in one scene from Karate Kid Part III. It was after Daniel beat Barnes. It's a picture of him celebrating with Mr. Miyagi after the victory.
I agree. The fans they should care about are the original fans of the original movies. I haven't seen Solo and I'm not sure I even want to. I wasn't too crazy about The Force Awakens, but I hated The Last Jedi. Hated it. They're messing with a great series. With Solo, they're messing with a great character. I know Han Solo is a tough role to step into after Harrison Ford. Tough act to follow. I know. But that doesn't mean Ehrenreich wasn't a terrible choice. I guess that just goes to show what happens after you meet Spielberg at a Bat Mitzvah.
Very well said.
Well, I noticed they used the F-word. I also have to say the language in the show was very raunchy. They didn't use the F-word too much, but they used every other curse word and like I said, very raunchy dialogue.
I wish Daniel would have some kind of relationship with Miguel. Miguel is Daniel 34 years ago. It just so happens, Johnny met him and saved him and became his sensei. But that kid was Daniel. Samantha, like I said, is Ali. One of the reasons why Miguel and Sam ended (guessing it's over) was that Miguel didn't think Samantha's parents would accept him.
spiderduck1997, I only mentioned Yasmine to show that there are other pretty girls in the school. But I could never see Miguel ending up with her. Even to get back at Samantha. I can't see Miguel doing that. And like I said, Yasmine is a total bitch. Worse than a bitch. I think Yasmine is done. Unless her character does a 180. But I highly doubt that. If Miguel ends up with another girl, I think it will be someone new that they write in. A nice attractive girl that could give Samantha a run for her money.
When he first kicked one of those punks, Johnny acted like it hurt. Like he hadn't done it in a while. I found that funny.
I liked how he came back and told Killmonger, "I did not yield." It was a fight to the death and he was still alive. T'Challa no doubt lost the fight, but Killmonger had to kill him. As for throwing him off the cliff, that was just Killmonger flexing his muscles. He wanted to show he could just lift the beaten mighty king up and toss him away like he was nothing.
I feel like the writers thought it would be funny to put filthy language in the show. It's a Karate Kid spinoff and the Karate Kid movies were PG-rated and family friendly. They thought it would be funny I guess to have kids saying crude sexual things. That's the impression I got watching it again. It was unnecessary and felt forced. Unless they think that's really the way all teenagers talk today. To me, it's like making an R-rated Rocky spinoff.
Sam is the prettiest girl in town. Unless another one comes along in season 2. I wouldn't touch Yasmine with a ten foot pool. Not because she's unattractive, but because she's such a bitch.
Yeah, I noticed a part with him and a guy. There's also a brief clip of him holding Mary. I always hated the movie The Doors because all they wanted to focus on was drugs in that movie. You also constantly saw Jim Morrison with a bottle in his hand and Morrison looked like a psycho. When the movie's over you end up not even liking Jim Morrison.
I know the NY Post hated it. That was the first review I read. They gave it one star and the headline on the paper read, "We have a bad feeling about this."
It would be funny if Ali came back. Someone online mentioned that. It would be so awkward with her in the same room as Johnny and Daniel. Johnny did lose her, but you know what? Daniel lost her too. She dumped him too. Johnny tells Daniel that he stole his girl, but they forgot to mention that Daniel lost her too. Johnny and Daniel both have this in common. And I also came to realize that Miguel is Daniel and Samantha is Ali.
Maybe. I'm looking back on the scene now and Johnny was like a father figure to Miguel. Maybe it was kind of like a father-son moment. Like trying a beer or whatever for the first time with your dad. But there is a lot of drinking and swearing on the show. Far more than the Karate Kid movies.
Johnny vs Barnes you mean? I can see them arguing over who scared Daniel the most. I can even see Barnes telling Johnny how he lost, but in his match with Daniel, LaRusso got lucky. I can see Barnes basically telling Johnny he had him. I wonder if Johnny was even aware of Daniel's match with Barnes at the time or if he even knows who Barnes is. I think it would be pretty funny if Barnes all of a sudden showed up and Johnny asked Daniel, "Who the hell is this guy? Friend of yours?"