The Cockatrice
I'm retarded?
Finally binged the part 1, it was great. The waits gonna suck until November.
Bringing in a bunch of asian actors, all of whom probably did martial arts since infancy, is gonna elevate the fights but hope the regulars can keep up.
Yeah, that's just the deal with actors. Cobra Kai is a role to them, not necessarily a lifestyle, so whether or not they really embrace martials arts and training isn't relevant. Mary Mouser is almost THIRTY, maybe she is having kids between seasons? And while CK is the only thing she seems to have going on, I doubt hard core MMA training is a part of her contract or a particular interest to her. She has no sex scenes or much that really requires her to be in good shape, the wardrobe team does an ok job.Yeah there was a stark contrast in the few fights scenes we got from them vs everyone else. Hopefully the editors and stunt people can make it so it looks at least somewhat believable when the main characters beat them.
The only legitimately disappointing part of this season so far is that the fight scenes somehow feel worse? It's like the kids didn't do much to stay in shape and they have to use more camera tricks and cuts to make the fights look decent. Like Sam gained considerable weight and I'm supposed to believe she is in her best shape ever and is a world class fighter.
Yeah, that's just the deal with actors. Cobra Kai is a role to them, not necessarily a lifestyle, so whether or not they really embrace martials arts and training isn't relevant. Mary Mouser is almost THIRTY, maybe she is having kids between seasons? And while CK is the only thing she seems to have going on, I doubt hard core MMA training is a part of her contract or a particular interest to her. She has no sex scenes or much that really requires her to be in good shape, the wardrobe team does an ok job.
Tanner Buchanan (Robby) and especially Peyton List (Tory) seem more focused on physique and athletics but even they look more "GQ model" than a fighter.
Part 2 trailer.
There is gonna be a "S6 part 3" block of episodes as well, right?
I have watched the first episode of part 2. I don’t know how you all have watched all the episode. Get jobs meet women.
I have to cook meals and help my kids. It doesn’t bother me I was just jealous.you work and sleep 16 hours. you can spend 4 hours with your boyfriend and you still have 4 hours to watch 5 episodes of Cobra Kai since its just around 30 minutes per ep.
I have to cook meals and help my kids. It doesn’t bother me I was just jealous.
It’s been out for 3/4 days already and only has 5 episodes which are around 30-40mins long.I have watched the first episode of part 2. I don’t know how you all have watched all the episode. Get jobs meet women.
Ep10 was one big WTF episode in the worst possible way.
Nothing made sense. Conflict for conflict sake. It's obvious that they ran out of ideas.
I know I smoke a lot of meats very intently.Damn bro you cook and help kids for 8 hours? Awesome parenting then but you can order food once or twice a week to watch your favorite shit. Your kids should watch Cobra Kai and Karate Kid with you if they havent tho.
Watched them all this weekend. I enjoyed it but am ready for the final part and for it to be over.
I've only seen the first two episodes of part 2 but it's been a lot of fun. My favorite part so far is seeing Lewis Tan as the sensei of Iron Dragons. Ironic, since he was also in Netflix' Iron Fist. He also played the main character (Cole Young) in the new Mortal Kombat movie.
I wish the writers would stop the back and forth between Dani and Johnny, though.
I have already accepted this season as a nice bonus, fun epilogue season, to what was essentially a definitive ending last season.I have watched the first episode of part 2. I don’t know how you all have watched all the episode. Get jobs meet women.
The problem was that the "extra" action didn't make any sense. The whole scene felt forced. Beside the whole season was (until now) pretty much action packed, there was no reason to put even more action.I thought that at first but then I realised it's the final ending season so time to say fuck it and go all out with the action. It was never a thought provoking show.
I guess they're running out of ideas, surprised that they're not gonna dive into "The Next Karate Kid" actors
I haven’t finished part 2 just yet but it is a bit odd seeing the Red Ranger (Miguel) take a backseat and give the Blue Ranger (Robby) leadership this season.
Maybe that makes Robby the Green Ranger instead
And the “cut the feed” AFTER all that bullshit was the most 80s thing ever.The problem was that the "extra" action didn't make any sense. The whole scene felt forced. Beside the whole season was (until now) pretty much action packed, there was no reason to put even more action.
Yea I am catching up now, in season 4, and it's the same problem as Billions. You can only do so much with this premise so they just redo the same plot points over and over. It relies on the strength of the cast and the fan service callbacks to the old movies. I liked the episodes where he went to Japan even though Karate Kid 2 is a massive piece of shit movie.Watched it over the weekend. There's nothing much new to say about it but it remains fun and I thought it had a good mix of the usual interpersonal drama and action. It was nice seeing the kids actually compete in a tournament.
A lot of the new characters have also helped make the fights more dynamic, you can tell they focused mostly on getting athletic actors because the main cast has sort of been getting worse each season.
Yeah it's fun but it's also good that it's ending. You can really tell they've mostly run out of ideas. There are only so many times Cobra Kai and Kreese can return, Johnny and Daniel can get into a fight only to realize they need each other and the kids can go through samey relationship problems before it goes from repetitive to just tedious.
Hopefully the nail the end.
Yea I am catching up now, in season 4, and it's the same problem as Billions. You can only do so much with this premise so they just redo the same plot points over and over. It relies on the strength of the cast and the fan service callbacks to the old movies. I liked the episodes where he went to Japan even though Karate Kid 2 is a massive piece of shit movie.
Ahhhhh shit, im shipping Kenny and Larussos wife HARD RIGHT nowDamn this second block is FIRE!
And "Dublin Thunder" is my new band name
I was watching thinking "well done Chozen". And was looking up the actress, Alicia Hannah-Kim, to see the age difference between them and found she's 37 and he's 65. But she's married to Sebastian Roche who's 60. So her liking older men is just art imitating life.
The fighting between Danny and Johnny is probably the most repetitive since they don't have the excuse of being teenagers. At least the teens now seem to mostly have the sense to talk to each other. Even Miguel is the one to point out to the Senseis how stupid their fighting is.
Not sure where the season will go now. I doubt they would finish the tournament in the real world if what happened happened. But considering the fights so far, I think it's secretly a Bloodsport style Kumite. I haven't watched Karate tournaments before but there seemed to be a lot of blood and moves I would assume to be illegal in a proper tournament. Remember the fuss about the Crane being an illegal move?
It would be funny if all the dojos are de-sanctioned for taking part in the brawl and in the end there is no karate. Ultimately this entire show has been one unnecessary headache after another because of karate.I was watching thinking "well done Chozen". And was looking up the actress, Alicia Hannah-Kim, to see the age difference between them and found she's 37 and he's 65. But she's married to Sebastian Roche who's 60. So her liking older men is just art imitating life.
The fighting between Danny and Johnny is probably the most repetitive since they don't have the excuse of being teenagers. At least the teens now seem to mostly have the sense to talk to each other. Even Miguel is the one to point out to the Senseis how stupid their fighting is.
Not sure where the season will go now. I doubt they would finish the tournament in the real world if what happened happened. But considering the fights so far, I think it's secretly a Bloodsport style Kumite. I haven't watched Karate tournaments before but there seemed to be a lot of blood and moves I would assume to be illegal in a proper tournament. Remember the fuss about the Crane being an illegal move?