TMC
05-14-2022, 08:46 PM
https://www.looper.com/863237/the-most-brutal-cobra-kai-scene-so-far-according-to-reddit/
Hawk's beatdown of Brucks was hard to watch
Eli "Hawk" Moskowitz (Jacob Bertrand) has become a standout new addition to the shared "Karate Kid" and "Cobra Kai" canon, and not for the best reasons. After spending much of his life as a shy punching bag for bullies at his school, Hawk joins Cobra Kai and steadily builds up his confidence to a worrisome extent. He soon becomes an arrogant, rude bully himself who has no qualms about putting his martial arts skills to use. Case in point: the time he beat his former bully and Kyler Park's (Joe Seo) close friend, Brucks (Bo Mitchell), to a bloody pulp.
"You know it's bad when it's the most gruesome scene in the show and you don't even get to see the body," wrote one Reddit user (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/i82vfg8/) in a thread by AyanFsl (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/) dedicated to the most brutal "Cobra Kai" moments, with PacSan300 (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/i82wrwv/) adding that even the ever-sadistic John Kreese showed visible discomfort in Hawk's behavior. xSagexXalcenx (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/i82m69y/) agreed, touting the pure unbridled savagery that Hawk displayed in the scene as the reason why it was so hard to stomach. Numerous other Redditors discussed Hawk's attack on Brucks, too, with some wondering if the latter even survived.
All in all, "Cobra Kai" is far from a bloodbath of a TV show, but then again, it's not afraid to show just how unsettling a fight can turn. The ferocity Hawk displayed against Brucks was terrifying, regardless of the torment he'd put him through previously. As "Cobra Kai" heads into its fifth season, cross your fingers that a yet unseen fight sequence won't somehow top it.
Hawk's beatdown of Brucks was hard to watch
Eli "Hawk" Moskowitz (Jacob Bertrand) has become a standout new addition to the shared "Karate Kid" and "Cobra Kai" canon, and not for the best reasons. After spending much of his life as a shy punching bag for bullies at his school, Hawk joins Cobra Kai and steadily builds up his confidence to a worrisome extent. He soon becomes an arrogant, rude bully himself who has no qualms about putting his martial arts skills to use. Case in point: the time he beat his former bully and Kyler Park's (Joe Seo) close friend, Brucks (Bo Mitchell), to a bloody pulp.
"You know it's bad when it's the most gruesome scene in the show and you don't even get to see the body," wrote one Reddit user (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/i82vfg8/) in a thread by AyanFsl (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/) dedicated to the most brutal "Cobra Kai" moments, with PacSan300 (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/i82wrwv/) adding that even the ever-sadistic John Kreese showed visible discomfort in Hawk's behavior. xSagexXalcenx (https://www.reddit.com/r/cobrakai/comments/uml97b/most_brutal_scene_in_the_show/i82m69y/) agreed, touting the pure unbridled savagery that Hawk displayed in the scene as the reason why it was so hard to stomach. Numerous other Redditors discussed Hawk's attack on Brucks, too, with some wondering if the latter even survived.
All in all, "Cobra Kai" is far from a bloodbath of a TV show, but then again, it's not afraid to show just how unsettling a fight can turn. The ferocity Hawk displayed against Brucks was terrifying, regardless of the torment he'd put him through previously. As "Cobra Kai" heads into its fifth season, cross your fingers that a yet unseen fight sequence won't somehow top it.