Sidekicks

1992
PG
1h 41min

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Jonathan Brandis and Chuck Norris in Sidekicks (1992)

Home Video Trailer from Columbia Pictures

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Un adolescente acosado que fantasea con ser el compañero de Chuck Norris se entrena en artes marciales para cumplir sus sueños.Un adolescente acosado que fantasea con ser el compañero de Chuck Norris se entrena en artes marciales para cumplir sus sueños.Un adolescente acosado que fantasea con ser el compañero de Chuck Norris se entrena en artes marciales para cumplir sus sueños.

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Trivia
Chuck Norris did this film as a favor to his brother Aaron Norris, who was the director.

Errores
The Frying Dragon team won the Weapons, Men's Fighting, and Breaking competitions and came in second in the Ladies' Kata. Yet somehow after that they manage to only be tied with Stone Dojo.

Citas
Mr. Lee: No anger. You are here to confront bricks, not that stupid boy.

Versiones alternativas
The original UK video version has an entire scene removed, at the end of the film the nunchuck display that Barry Gabrewski does as part of the competition is missing due to censorship rules in the UK at that time. Additional cuts were made to other nunchaku and throwing stars footage, bringing the cuts total to 4 mins 38 secs.

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Edited into Saturday Night Live: John Goodman/The Pretenders (1994)

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In the Hall of the Mountain King
from the Per Gynt Suite
by Edvard Grieg

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5/10

Decent karate Kid Inspired Movie

This 1990's Karate Kid inspired movie is not bad. It has a lot of heart. The story of a sickly boy who fantasizes about being in the world of Chuck Norris movies. He ends up inspired in the real world by an Asian martial arts instructor, inspired by Mr. Miyago-complete with cryptic wisdom and martial arts drills. The film pays nice homage the both the karate Kid, and the films of Chuck Norris. As a story of personal improvement it is good. Beau Bridges is decent as the boy's father. Danica McKellar is good as the quasi girlfriend-love interest. Some of the action is a little over the top, but the movie has heart. Norris is good every second on screen.