The Karate Kid

Don't forget to tell Uncle Louie I left

the red wine and the Parmesan in the fridge.

I love you. Bye-bye.

- 'Bye, Judy.

- Send me a picture.

I'll be back soon. Don't worry about it.

- Be careful, now.

- 'Bye.

- Take it easy, now.

- 'Bye.

"California, here we come"

What's wrong? Don't you like my singing?

I don't like the song.

You're going to love California.

You get up in the morning...

...roll out of bed, plop, in the pool.

Yeah, sure.

You'll see. This isn't exactly a dump

we're moving to.

Push, Daniel.

Give it all you've got, kid. Push!

Okay, we've got it. Come on.

Get in, hurry up.

We did it again. Way to go!

Daniel, wake up.

Look off the starboard bow.

Paradise at last.

We made it.

Come on.

This is it.

This is the end of the line.

You're telling me.

Come on. All hands on deck.

We've got to get this thing unloaded

before it sinks.

Look at those palm trees!

Damn, do you know what that means?

Yeah, watch out for falling coconuts.

- Wise guy. No more Newark winters.

- I like winters.

Oh, you like sore throats?

You like frozen toes?

I don't like smog.

- Did I tell you about the pool here?

- About 100 times.

Okay, so make it 101.

Open your eyes, my darling son.

This is the Garden of Eden.

Come on.

Listen, we're in apartment 20, okay?

One flight up.

- Are you okay?

- Don't worry about it.

- Let me help you up.

- Thanks.

I shouldn't have done that. It was stupid.

You must be the new people in 20, right?

Yeah, I guess so.

- Freddy Fernandez, apartment 17.

- Daniel LaRusso.

How you doing? Let me help.

- No, it's fine. It's heavy, man.

- I got it.

- Where are you from?

- Just came in here from Newark.

What are you doing out here?

My mom got a job with some company

out here. Rocket Computers.

Flight of the Future. I don't know.

- I never heard of it.

- It's up and coming.

- Is this the only pool you've got?

- That's it. What was that, karate?

- Yeah.

- Have you been doing it long?

- Yeah, a while.

- Did you ever use it?

- A couple of times.

- I bet you could kick some ass.

I'd like to learn that.

Maybe you could teach me.

- Sure. That's cool. Anytime.

- Great.

This place is a dump.

You should go back to New Jersey.

How did you know where I was from?

'Cause I'm from New Jersey.

I got a nose for my own.

- Well what part?

- Parsippany.

- I never should've left.

- My Uncle Louie's from Parsippany.

- Louie Martini?

- Louie LaRusso.

Louie LaRusso? Don't know him.

Hey, pup.

How you doing? You thirsty?

- She's crazy.

- What?

- She's not playing with a full deck.

- She's nice.

- What are you doing tomorrow?

- I don't know. I guess nothing.

We're having a beach party.

Want to come?

- Sure, that's cool.

- I'll come get you in the morning.

Here's apartment 20.

- Is it?

- Should I leave this here?

- Yeah, thanks for the help.

- No problem.

Nice meeting you. Take care.

See you tomorrow morning.

Don't say anything about the pool.

I'll call first thing in the morning.

Did you tell that old lady

where we were from?

Yes. Didn't she remind you of Aunt Tessy?

- More like Uncle Louie.

- I really think we're going to do good here.

I have a very positive feeling.

I'm telling you, Daniel.

I just know it's going to work.

The faucet's broken.

The real estate lady said there's

a fix-it guy. See if you can find him.

What's that for?

- Uncle Louie's dog.

- He's cute.

- I got invited to a party tomorrow.

- Great. You see?

- But you wanted me to help you unpack.

- I don't remember saying that.

I must have had you mixed up

with somebody else.

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