Pat Morita’s highest-grossing films have garnered numerous awards and have grossed millions upon millions of dollars around the world. Because the order of these top Pat Morita films is determined by the number of votes they receive, only highly rated Pat Morita films will appear at the top of the list. Because Pat Morita has been in so many films, fans frequently discuss which is the best Pat Morita film of all time. If you and a friend are having a disagreement about this, utilize this list of the most entertaining Pat Morita flicks to put a stop to it. The best Pat Morita performances didn’t always come from the best films, but they usually go hand in hand. This list includes a wide range of films.
1. The Next Karate Kid (1994)
Mr Miyagi, the wise Karate instructor, travels to Boston. He attends a ceremony honouring Japanese-American veteran soldiers who heroically fought during WWII. There, in this unexpected setting, Miyagi meets Julie. She is a 17-year-old unhappy adolescent who is perpetually angry at the world. Her abusive classmates, still unable to come to terms with her parents’ tragic deaths. But, before long, Julie will be Miyagi’s new student, with the intention of instilling in the rebellious adolescent the true meaning of karate and self-esteem via self-defense and respect for all living creatures.
2. Mulan (1998)
The story of a young Chinese woman. She learns that her feeble father would be called up into the army to fight. The invading Huns is told in this rendition of an old Chinese folktale. She resolves to disguise herself and join in his place, knowing that he would never withstand the rigours of battle in his state. Her ancestors are aware of this. In order to prevent it, they send a small humiliated dragon named Mushu to accompany her in order to force her to forsake her goal. He agrees, but when he meets Mulan, he realizes that she is unstoppable. He resolves to assist her in the dangerous days ahead.
3. Inferno (1999)
Eddie Lomax is a veteran soldier who has had enough of life and is traveling the desert in search of a reason to die. An event involving a few criminals from the surrounding town stealing Eddie’s motorcycle and beating him nearly to death ignites Eddie’s desire for vengeance. Eddie is out for vengeance, aided by Mr. Early and a few other decent guys.
4. The Karate Dog (2004)
When LAPD computer expert Peter Fowler investigates the death of an elderly man in Chinatown, he discovers that his dog, Cho Cho, is the lone witness. But Fowler quickly realizes Cho Cho is the world’s only dog who can communicate with humans… and Cho Cho is also a martial arts expert. When they band together to find the person responsible for Cho Cho’s master’s death, they unearth a terrible scheme that puts both of their lives in jeopardy.
5. Spy Hard (1996)
With a missile hidden at his secret base, General Rancor threatens to destroy the planet. But he’ll need a unique computer chip designed by Prof. Ukrinsky to achieve his mission. To avoid the worst, Special Agent Dick Steele is assigned to the investigation. He joins forces with Veronique, Ukrinsky’s daughter, and a KGB spy.
What is your favourite Pat Morita performance and movie? Let us know in the comments section below!
