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The Karate Kid (Special Edition)

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Condition
New
Format
DVD June 7, 2005
Dimensions
7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 in; 0.16 oz
Language
English
Runtime
2 hours and 7 minutes
MPAA rating
PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Director
John Avildsen

Description

From Academy Award�-winning director John G. Avildsen (1976, ROCKY) comes the highly entertaining, coming-of-age classic that will have you cheering! Starring Ralph Macchio and Noriyuki ?Pat? Morita in his Academy Award�-nominated performance (Best Supporting Actor, 1984) as Mr. Miyagi.

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Genre Adventure, Drama, Martial Arts, Youth Oriented
Format DVD
Contributor Elisabeth Shue, Jerry Weintraub, John Avildsen, Martin Kove, Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio, William Zabka
Language English
Runtime 2 hours and 7 minutes
Aspect Ratio 1.851
MPAA rating PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Product Dimensions 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 0.16 ounces

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An Inspiring 80s Classic That Never Loses Its Charm
The Karate Kid is one of those timeless movies that remains just as enjoyable and inspiring every time you watch it. The story of Daniel learning confidence, discipline, and perseverance through Mr. Miyagi’s guidance is heartfelt, motivating, and incredibly memorable. Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita have fantastic chemistry together, and the relationship between Daniel and Mr. Miyagi is what truly makes the film special. The training scenes, tournament buildup, and emotional moments all come together perfectly, creating a movie that is both entertaining and uplifting. Packed with nostalgia, memorable quotes, and one of the most satisfying endings of any sports movie, this is an easy film to revisit again and again. A true feel good classic that absolutely deserves a place in any movie collection. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026 by Alan M
Great movie and my granddaughters loved it
Good quality
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Worth the wait for Blu Ray
I have loved this movie ever since watching for the first time as child in the 80's. However, I had held out on adding it to my personal movies collection because the DVD did NOT offer 5.1 sound. WTH?!? So when I saw the Blu Ray for sale (and it has DTS), I jumped at the chance. The BR video quality is pretty good. Not as good as say The Transformers (Megan Fox in HD! But that's for another review...), but pretty good for a 25 year old movie. The colors and crispness are very good (again, not as good as recent movies). During the scene where Daniel catches the fly with the chopsticks, I can see the fishing line that is holding the fly. Not sure if that's visible in the DVD or not since I did not own it, but it's something I looked for when watching the BR disc. As previously mentioned, the movie has 5.1 DTS sound which really sounds great. While this is not an action film that has explosions, car chases, etc that really show off the best of 5.1 surround, the 5.1 soundtrack really did add to the movie experience and give it a fuller sound. Watching Daniel go through all the Cobra Kai at the tourney (a 4.0 on the Bill Simmons Vengeance Scale), with the "You're the Best!" song playing in 5.1 is awesome. As far as extras, there is a special "Blu Pop" feature where you can watch the movie with commentary from Ralph Macchio and Billy Zabka and some pop up trivia info. Provides some interesting info about the movie, the characters (you'll hear Zabka explain Martin Kove's perspective on Kreese; Zabka is great during this entire feature), the filming, etc. Overall, I loved the BR disc and am happy that I held out from buying the DVD. Even though I must've seen this movie about 187 times already (thanks to HBO and Encore and a VHS copy I must've worn out as a kid), viewing #188 was just as good as all but #1. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2010 by A. Chin
The Karate Kid(1984)
This was the classic that started it all! The Karate Kid(1984) entertained a broad audience and made learning Karate trendy! Movies such as Sidekicks(1993) and Never Back Down(2008) have tried to emulate it. It was followed by The Karate Kid Part II(1986), The Karate Kid Part III(1989) and the semi-sequel The Next Karate Kid(1994). Sadly, it was also followed by the cheesy The Karate Kid: The Animated Series(1989) with Daniel LaRusso and Mr. Miyagi battling supernatural baddies! Daniel LaRusso(Ralph Macchio) is bullied by rich, spoiled teenage boys in California who have a mean, unethical Karate teacher! Mr. Miyagi(Pat Morita) becomes friends with Daniel and teaches him real Karate. Daniel is also befriended by a lovely blonde girl(Elisabeth Shue). Most of the martial arts movies that come out of Hollywood are not good. Some of the best martial arts movies come from places such as Japan, China, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Thailand. The Karate Kid movies, so far, are the best martial arts movies to come from Hollywood filmmakers. Ralph Macchio was a household name at the time. In The Parent Trap II(1986), a redheaded girl comments that she "saw a cute guy who looked like Ralph Macchio". The late Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, a comic actor, gives a sincere performance as Mr. Miyagi. At one point, Toshiro Mifune and Mako were almost cast as Mr. Miyagi. Elisabeth Shue is lovely, talented, and underrated. Adventures in Babysitting(1987) is one of my favorite comedies. Bill Conti's music score for The Karate Kid is a classic, as well. The Karate Kid was remade in 2010 starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2011 by Jorge A. Zarco
Good product, quick delivery!
Good product, quick delivery!
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026 by Zachary B.
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it is a awsome movie but the others are much better this movie felt forst unlike the other karate kids wich are full of passion
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by Amazon Customer
I’m Ready to do the Crane Kick
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I had a choice when buying the Karate Kid movies. There was a collection that had all the movies, including the god-awful “Next Karate Kid” and another that included the three originals with the 2010 reboot. The problem with that set is there’s no Blu-Ray version. So I decided to get the versions seperately then get Cobra Kai. The quality on this Blu-Ray is superb, and lives up to its name. The main menu shows scenes from the film as well as some music. You’ll be satisfied with it, I promise. I wish it had “The Moment of Truth” music video by Survivor as a special feature. But I’m not complaining. Being a Song product, this will work on your PS4, and the barcode on the back is compatible with Vudu Disc to Digital, so you can convert it if you’d like. Overall, a great buy. My only real complaint is that the flap on the side of my Blu-Ray case won’t snap shut. But that’s a petty complaint and not worth getting a replacement. Also the artwork inside and the sunset shot on the back is from Karate Kid Part III, not the first one. I know most people get that confused and it’s a bit annoying, but you can ignore it I guess. Go ahead and buy! 👍🏽👍🏽 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2019 by T-ZER0
Classic
Still a classic! And will be for a long time ⌛️ 🫡
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026 by TRUBZ118
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