The Karate Kid Part III 4K 1989 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Martial arts master Miyagi, his follower Daniel and other students gain a landslide victory over Kriza's karate school. Kriz is hatching a plan for revenge.

He turns to his old army friend Terry, with whom he served in Vietnam, for help. Ruthless martial artist Terry vows revenge on Miyagi and Daniel ...

Review 4K Movie

After the great first part, a very good sequel followed, and it was no secret to anyone that there would be a triquel. But in spite of everything, he collected not such a large box office relative to the previous parts. And sadly to say that this is the worst part of the franchise.

Despite the fact that the screenwriter also remained Robert Mark Kamen, there are a lot of problems with the script. If in the second episode only half of the film was sucked out of the finger, here the whole film was sucked out of the finger. It seems that the idea is not bad, but the problem is that the script did not avoid self-repetition, moreover, it was concrete. Here it is practically the same as in the first episode, only an order of magnitude worse. It can be seen that there was nothing more to come up with, and the song about the rivalry of the two schools began again. The stupidity and complete lack of logic in many situations are striking. The main characters are one dumber than the other, the only adequate character is Miyagi, although he sometimes does rather strange things. For some reason, they pushed the crime.

But most of all amused by the love line. Started in the second part, it was just as brutally and stupidly circumcised as in the case of the first. And in general, when watching, there is a feeling of deja-vu, when you realize that somewhere you have already seen all this many times. Although watching this is quite amusing and sometimes very interesting. But here's the trouble, the film turned out to be boring and very sluggish.

With the semantic part, but the order, although it is still inferior to the previous series. The moral of the fable is that people are very stubborn creatures, possibly descended from donkeys and do not change at all over the years and gained life experience. Well, it's also about the fact that you always need to be able to find a compromise.

But there are no complaints about how it was removed. John G. Avildsen proved once again that he is an excellent director. And when watching, there are no questions about the script, except that it is boring to watch, although in terms of dynamics it is slightly better than the second part. The atmosphere is quite pleasant, the feeling that the action takes place in some kind of village (in a good way). There are problems with entertainment, although it is very good for home viewing. Fight scenes are unexpectedly few, even in the first part there were more of them. The soundtrack is pretty beautiful in places.

But most of all we were pleased with the acting work. Despite the strangely written characters, everyone coped with the roles perfectly. As always, Pat Morita plays great. Ralph Macchio played well. I liked Robin Lively. Thomas Ian Griffith looked good. Unexpectedly pleased with Martin Cove.