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No wax-on wax-off but this Karate Kid would make Mr. Miyagi proud, 13 June 2010
Over the years, I have taken a lot of grief from friends for making The Karate Kid, the 1984 movie directed by Rocky Oscar winner John G. Avildsen, one of my five favorite movies of all time. So it was with apprehension and low expectations that I went to see the remake.
Wow, what a magnificent job of re-creating the first film while modernizing it, setting it in China, and bringing all the tension, man-love, and depth back to the big screen. This time, Dutch director Harald Zwart added wonderful scenic views of China and lost a bit of the sometimes-cheesy dialog. But to his credit, he kept a great deal of the original plot intact. Mom is transferred to Beijing and takes her son with her without much worrying about his feelings. Dre immediately finds trouble as the American outsider who befriends the beautiful Chinese girl. There is the evil sensei of the trained-to-maim thugs who rule the school that our hero, Dre Parker (Jaden Smith), has been thrown into. The bad kids target him, and he gets the heck beat out of him.
To the rescue comes the maintenance guy in the apartment building in which he lives. Played by Jackie Chan, Mr. Han isn't quite as sage as Mr. Miyagi but he uses almost the same technique (not exactly wax-on-wax-off, paint-the-fence, and sand-the-floor but close). His personal secret remains essentially intact, too, which when discovered by Dre, motivates him to work harder. The role of Dre's mom, played here by Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), is beefed up from the part that Randee Heller played in the original. The young girl, Meiying (Wanwan Han in her first role), looks vaguely like Tamlyn Tomita, who played the love interest in The Karate Kid: Part 2. The rest of the film plays close to the original as well but I won't tell you if he wins (as Daniel LaRusso did in the original) or loses (as Rocky did).
Jaden Smith proves that he may be a force in the business for a long time. His parents, of course, are Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, and they have created a natural. That was evident in The Pursuit of Happiness. Hand it to the kid: he worked really hard to learn kung fu (it's not karate). And while I preferred Ralph Macchio because he was so raw and not talented as an actor, Jaden Smith knows the camera is always there, which I think he will grow out of over time. Jackie Chan is really quite good here, shedding the recent tongue-in-cheek comedy roles. This part fits him perfectly and Morita would have been proud had he lived to see it.
After my disappointments with so many other remakes, I was pleasantly surprised. The director and cast clearly found the balance.


'Bart Got a Room', how does this title sound to you? To me it sounds like some lame, cheesy-to-the-bone teen flick that just has one thing going for it and that's bunch of teenage girls and some teenage boys that will waste their money on watching it. Well everything wasn't as it seemed that's for sure...
Movie starts off surprisingly interesting, contagiously funny and entertaining, every scene was good, no sequences wasted for useless talk or anything like that. Plot is quite usual for teen flicks but it just had something good going for it, something was unique and it felt very right to me. Characters are pretty much likable, and those who aren't on first sight turn out to be righteously likable later on in the movie and that can also work in a teen flick. Acting is surprisingly above the level of usual acting in a teen flick, although cast is very unknown (except for maybe one face, W.H. Macy). So more than half-way through this movie kept its edge and entertainment but then things started to go a pretty boring and predictable way. It was just like i was watching yet another teen movie (not even a comedy, more like teen drama with prom and everything blah blah) and the feeling was very disappointing. But the very end of the movie is fairly pleasing and satisfying which was a life-saver for this film that started running away in a wrong direction under big speed. So, although this movie deserves a 7/10 rating by rational explanation and summarizing, i'm still giving it 6/10, because seriously in these kind of movies second part is more important, it makes a bigger impression on the viewers than the first, still i would say that this movie is definitely WORTH WATCHING.