Karate Kid II was so heartfelt, I cried 😭

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@PedroCastillo_1980 Год назад

Thank you Mary for reacting The Karate Kid Part II starring Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita. The music video of the film is the classic song "Glory of Love" performed by Peter Cetera👍👍👍

@kendane2001 Год назад

Any chance you’ll wath the Cobra Kai series?

@parker469a Год назад

17:22 That is a very young B.D. Wong. The scientist from Jurassic Park and the scientist from SVU are what I know him best from.

@neptunusrex5195 Год назад

@parker469a B.D. Wong was also in the Brad Pitt film “7 years in Tibet”. Another of B.D.’s early roles

@emeteriomartinez9218 Год назад

You should watch the Brendan fraiser the mummy trilogy

@modrenwarefare Год назад

You think Kreese is despicable. Wait till she meets Terry Silver.

@crapsmalloy7273 Год назад

That's when the real pain begins.

@sub-zero7008 Год назад

“Now it’s time for the real pain Danny boy!!” 😂😂😂

@mahad813 Год назад

She's not ready for Quicksilver method lol😂

@Caseytify Год назад

Spoiler alert.

@Shawn-mo6dh Год назад

Bingo

@coldflamebluedragon196 Год назад

I feel like Daniel is much of an avatar for us to live through and learn with. Mr Miyagi is the heart and soul of these movies

@BreakingBatman187 Год назад

My dad took me to see this in the theaters when I was a kid. We had dinner at Friendly's at the mall, got a new GI Joe at Kaybee toys, and then went to see this. The soundtrack is still epic today. Good times.

@jxchamb Год назад

That's a heck of day. Pretty sure I saw this in the theater, too with my dad.

@mikes6457 Год назад

this summed up my childhood to the T.. especially the mall friendlys

@flerbus Год назад

boston area?

@BreakingBatman187 Год назад

@@flerbus Frederick, Maryland

@andreadeamon6419 Год назад

Oh i miss those places. They hold a special place in our hearts that's for sure

@nowthatisawesome5431 Год назад

Sato and Chozen were obsessed with honor while having none. Miyagi always demonstrated honor and perhaps deep down Sato and Chozen were jealous of it. They saw in Miyagi and Daniel what they themselves lacked.

@andreadeamon6419 Год назад

Little bit of behind the scenes. Sato and miyagi were actually best friends off screen. He told him to try out for playing sato. The rest is history

@davesteller6301 Год назад

They both had great redemption stories.

@lisag5002 Год назад

Sato was more about honor. He just couldn't let go of his anger. In Sato's eyes Miyagi ran instead of handling things in an honorable fashion. That was the way things back than were handled. He and Miyagi weren't just best friends they were brothers. Miyagi stole his betrothed behind his back. After leaving Miyagi married another woman. They also reflected bad in Sato's eyes. Chozen was just a bully trying to mimic his uncle but had no idea what true honor was about.

@ChurchNietzsche Год назад

@@davesteller6301 ... I almost cried when I saw Chosen ... **Spoiler** get out of the SUV.

@MKF30 Год назад

@@davesteller6301 Agreed. *@Lisa G* No, Miyagi never stole anything from Sato. Yuji didn't love Sato, she loved Miyagi not Sato...

@DavidLender Год назад

The Cobra Kai series is amazing! It does an incredible job of catching up with the characters 30+ years later and brings in a new generation. So many callbacks to the movies and you get a different perspective of events that transpired from Johnny's perspective. I look forward to you watching the series! You won't regret it!

@danielg6566 Год назад

And there's a character redemption that I really enjoyed.

@tofton1977 Год назад

It's true that from Johnny's perspective Daniel is the "bully", i mean he kicked Johnny so hard that his entire life derailed after that tournament, and when he try to bring back Cobra Kaï Daniel underminded his efforts...

@AntwainMusic Год назад

Totally agreed! The show is so good that it’s because a must watch if you love the Karate Kid universe.

@yew2oob954 Год назад

You know why? Because...Cobra Kai.... Was really good....but also....NEVER DIES!!

@TheBombasticFatRat 8 месяцев назад

It peaked at the season 4 finale Terry was awesome that season. After that he turned back into the one note villain from this movie

@jrobwoo688 Год назад

Mister Miyagi is the most inspiring character ever.

@johnnyxxxv Год назад

"Can you break a log like that? -Don't know, never been attacked by tree." is one of my favorite movie quotes ever, and feel it encapsulates Mr. Miyagi's character pretty well.

@davestang5454 Год назад

I think that line was inspired by Bruce Lee's character in "Enter The Dragon" saying "Boards don't hit back." The bigger lesson is to not be impressed by style over substance.

@greghayes6052 Год назад

"I should have taken you with me." I feel that deep in my bones. There are so many things I wish I had done.

@StreetHierarchy Год назад

It always makes me tear up when Sato says "I was wrong! Hate is wrong!" Damn, I'm tearing up just typing this!

@Deedric_Kee Год назад

When Daniel said I've never had someone say they're gonna kill me before. You knew it was serious. No tournament,it was just real danger out there.

@Joe4Schrute1 Год назад

Arguably the best soundtrack of any KK movie in this series is Part 2, excellent stuff.

@davemcbroom695 Год назад

Who couldn't love that pretty girl and her tea ceremony?

@rivercitymud Год назад

Before I saw this movie I was surrounded by bouffants and crimped hairstyles so didn't even realize it was possible for a girl to be that naturally pretty. I'd get butterflies in my stomach every time she was in a scene.

@nintenmetro Год назад

You got your wish, Mary: Kreese got his comeuppance. A fun fact: The opening scene to this movie where Mr. Miyagi beats Kreese in the parking lot was originally intended to be the closing scene to part 1, but they moved it over to this sequel instead. What I loved the most about this movie was exploring Okinawa from Mr. Miyagi’s perspective.

@zzzzzzzzzzzk Год назад

And Cobra Kai just had to ruin it by presenting Kreese's perspective.

@3DJapan Год назад

I think the car window scene makes more sense this way.

@filomena3589 9 месяцев назад

@zzzzzzzzzzzk "How your knuckles doing there Kreese"

@IslandPunchProductions Год назад

This is my favorite karate kid flim

@Rish.Houdini Год назад

Same

@yxeaviationphotog 3 месяца назад

Yup

@ramondwilliam1307 Год назад

That sunset scene after his father died gets me crying everytime. That was great acting.

@salsanchez4177 Год назад

Elisabeth Shue was so upset that her character was written out with that story line that she carried it round for years. Eventually, she ran into Macchio at a baseball game and wanted an answer from him as to WHY they wrote that Allie has fallen in love with some random guy. LOL!!!!!! They remedied that grave mistake on 'Cobra Kai'

@Logan_Baron Год назад

Sadly that was the way movies of the time were. A new love interest in every sequel. It's always a 'falling in love story'. Even at the time though I hated the way that they even had to demonize Allie. I was so happy the way they remedied it in Cobra Kai. Rocky though proved that you can have a one woman love story through every movie, and make it just as wonderful many times even after passing the 'falling in love' phase.

@salsanchez4177 Год назад

Well said,@@Logan_Baron

@joemckim1183 Год назад

@@Logan_Baron Basically they wanted to tell a much different story in Part II and there was no place for Alli.

@joel49er Год назад

Do you have to give spoilers to her about Cobra Kai? Keep the spoilers in check.

@salsanchez4177 Год назад

@@joel49er yes, medically

@danh8804 Год назад

This is an unappreciated sequel and definitely hits a lot of different feels in different ways. Also has my favorite Miyagi moment, when he makes clear to Daniel "this not tournament, this for real"

@trevturp6891 11 месяцев назад

Facts

@trevturp6891 11 месяцев назад

Agreed

@trevturp6891 11 месяцев назад

Exactly

@davidyoung745 Год назад

As a kid I had the biggest crush on Tamlyn Tomita who played Daniel’s love interest.

@doughbafett Год назад

All the Karate Kid love interests(or friend in Robyn Lively's case) were babes. And they still look great to this day.

@k.delpino1124 Год назад

Her in the Joy Luck Club. So beautiful.

@txlyons2937 2 месяца назад

Agreed. Though she played a pretty badass Romulan commander in Star Trek Picard.

@jacobsmith7254 Год назад

Making a cat clap. Clapping cat. You two are precious.

@doughbafett Год назад

You'll love Cobra Kai. They do such a great job continuing the storylines of these characters. Chozen's redemption was amazing.

@thomasluedke7710 Год назад

I'll admit, when I joined the USN as a 19 year-old kid in 2003, I chose to go to Okinawa partly because of this film. I later learned that the movie was not filmed in Okinawa, but in Hawaii. In the end, I ended up being there for two years and it was probably my favorite of all of the places I've traveled. I even met my spouse there, and we've been married for 15 years. I miss it all the time and wish I could go back, it's beautiful and the Okinawan people are very hospitable.

@Tigermania Год назад

The amount of movies where the sequel falls flat this film is a descent and expands the main characters backstory. You will probably also enjoy the third movie given its relationships driven story.

@nowthatisawesome5431 Год назад

Miyagi was married. We learned in the first movie that he lost his wife and son during childbirth while he was away at war. He was 18 when he left Okinawa, so Yukiya was his childhood love.

@putinscat1208 Год назад

Pat Morita was born in 1932, so I guess it isn't much of a stretch for him to fight in WW2.

@gregall2178 Год назад

@@putinscat1208 He would have been 9 when Pearl Harbor was attacked... ...maybe 13 when it ended.

@gregall2178 Год назад

@@putinscat1208 ...or was that sarcasm?

@putinscat1208 Год назад

@@gregall2178 Meaning, he can play 10 years older. Him and his GF were in their 50s when this movie was made. But pretending like in 60s. Nobu McCarthy was in 'The Geisha Boy' with Jerry Lewis, and was hot. Also, she was Pat Morita's foreign bride in an episode of Happy Days.

@davesteller6301 Год назад

I think Miyagi was supposed to be in his mid 60s during the original karate kid, but was played by a man in his mid 50s. Similar to John Sanford (Redd Fox) playing a man in his mid to late 60s but was only 53. Of course that would be Sanford & Son...a show that also had a reoccurring guest star named....Pat Morita!

@SilentBob731 Год назад

Love the "Miyagi-Wink" cutaways...he's as good a role model as any, and better than most.

@rivercitymud Год назад

I used to get bullied a lot, and had to learn to fight even though I hated fighting and wanted nothing to do with it. All of that happened when these movies were coming out and Mr. Miyagi was basically my North Star during that time. Even though he was fictional, he was the only person I'd even heard of who offered a proper role model for me.

@k.delpino1124 Год назад

When you beat the video game on NES, Miyagi's face appears, says a few words and winks for a split second and then it's back to the title screen.

@dahacksterkent8169 Год назад

Now for the 3rd one, then the Cobra Kai series.. These movies with the series are perfection.

@timmooney7528 Год назад

I never really cared for the third film, however I feel the Cobra Kai series provided more relevance to the movie.

@sharkbaitoohhahha Год назад

Cobra Kai was an unexpected dose of awesome, and I can't wait for the final season. So well written.

@markaholicsanonymous677 Год назад

the best comment I have ever read regarding Daniels talk with Miyagi-san on the beach was " The student teaches the teacher." This is even more bold by Pat Morita's beautiful acting of holding back those big tears.

@seanmurphy3550 Год назад

A great and heartbreaking scene.....Pat Morita was a fine actor

@jedijones Год назад

Sato said that at the end, LOL.

@MilkSteak55 Год назад

The fact that Pat Morita (Mr. Miyagi) was California born and raised it makes her performance that much more impressive! It’s crazy hearing his natural accent in interviews

@nimblehealer199 Год назад

Not to mention that he was a stand up comedian and knew absolutely NOTHING about martial arts.

@johndarcangelo6893 Год назад

Dude went to Armijo High in Fairfield, CA. Blew my mind as a kid, grew up 10 mins away.

@chipdirk9278 Год назад

@@nimblehealer199lol i was born in 90, but my dad had a stand up VHS that i remember watching before watching the first movie, he came out as the hippie Nippy, as opposed to other people, for me it was weird seeing him change his voice and play this character

@lexkanyima2195 Год назад

A bit better then Jackie Chan

@davestang5454 Год назад

The "Karate Kid" auditions of Morita and Macchio are online, including Morita discussing how he got the role. Morita was in episodes of the TV series "MASH" hamming it up.

@josephparsons-62015 Год назад

Your 100% correct. I love all the movies, but the second has so much more heart.

@RoGueNavy Год назад

The Tea Ceremony, (Chanoyu) is one of the most solemn rituals of Japanese tradition.

@Sherman1fan Год назад

Part 2 is very special, it was a big thing when filming here in Hawaii, you can tell exactly where they were from the background scenery, mostly on location in Kaneohe. A big Hollywood movie being filmed in your back yard! Lots of local actors as extras and even in the supporting cast. Tamlyn Tomita and Traci Toguchi got their big break (Kumiko and bell ringer). If you drive to that side (Windward side of O'ahu) you will recognize it immediately. Danny Kamekona (actually Hawaiian, not Okinawan) did a great job as Sato.

@MoviesTubeYou0675 Год назад

That’s right. I learned about that part 2 was filmed in O’ahu when I was stationed at Hickam AFB, Hawai’i and at the 8:32 mark you can clearly see Chinaman’s Hat in the background.

@shallowgal462 Год назад

I liked Tamlyn Tomita a lot in her episode of Quantum Leap.

@davestang5454 Год назад

Tamalyn Tomita was also in "The Joy Luck Club".

@dannyadams4765 Год назад

nearly 20 years since my dad passed and I still feel I didn't do enough for him

@marcuszaja6589 Год назад

Same!

@davidyoung745 Год назад

I’m so surprised that this one is a little less popular than the first. I’ve always thought the second was the best.

@sharkbaitoohhahha Год назад

It was.

@gleentea Год назад

Yes, the stakes were higher

@yxeaviationphotog 2 месяца назад

This one is the better one in the series.

@mikesterling688 Год назад

I agree with you. This is my favorite Karate Kid movie. Great reaction!

@ChristopherStLouis-xl1hk Год назад

Mary, I feel you on that gut punch that came with Daniel's speech about his dad. I lost my Grandfather about a year and a half ago, and oh MAN, did this dig up some some feelings! Even after all these years, this franchise still has so much to teah through the characters and story - *especially* Mr. Miyagi. Such a great movie, and I'm so glad you're enjoying this franchise. Even if you don't react to it for the channel, I really hope you watch Cobra Kai after the films. I feel like you'll really enjoy it.

@DCFCfanatic Год назад

The intro to this movie with Miyagi, Kreese, Johnny and the others was the original ending of part 1. They just chose not to use it. Then when doing part 2, they felt it was a great way to open the film. also on the show Cobra kai, you'll get to see many returning characters from all the Karate Kid movies and rumor has it that characters from The Next Karate Kid will show on the last season. the real Okinawa is shown on the series as well. so that's something to look forward to.

@jamespetkwitz8737 Год назад

you NEED to watch Pt. 3 and then start the series Cobra Kai!

@kennysharp9230 Год назад

The first Karate Kid is a classic and always will be, but I also like part 2 more as well. I love the back story to Mr. Miyagi and learning about the Okinawan culture that he was brought up in.

@KyleMcintoshMAC316 Год назад

I'm glad you really enjoyed The Karate Kid Part II. Ever since I was a kid this one has and always will be my favorite out of all the movies

@Steef_Lee Год назад

I went through those same feelings with my grandfather’s passing as well, just a few years ago. I did make it to his bedside before he died, he could barely speak, but he was able to get out “I love you too” and it still fills my heart and breaks it. Also this is my favorite film in the franchise.

@fatty1040 Год назад

I loved the wrong and literal right side of the road Joke Danielle made 😂 Also yeah would definitely say this one had a lot more heart than first Karate Kid.

@mikeakey3358 Год назад

I love the second one too!! More emotional, higher stakes, great music

@IronmanLIIII0 Год назад

I've been living in an Asian country for over a year now and I'm learning that "saving face" is extremely important in most Asian cultures to the point that causing someone public embarrassment and humiliation can literally get you killed.

@davestang5454 Год назад

There are several scenes involving "saving face" in the first 2 movies. It's a strong point in KK2 that Daniel, a white kid from America who knows next to nothing about Japan, shows more respect for Japanese traditional culture than Chozen, who has lived there his entire life.

@BastardOfTheNorth 9 месяцев назад

Honor _very_ serious.

@lordwilksy Год назад

believe me, no man, dad or grandad ever wants anything from a daughter or granddaughter..just being there and being you is more than enough.. trust me x

@randeecarreno4289 Год назад

I've been so excited for you to continue on with your "Karate Kid" journey. 😊 I've seen different reasons for Elisabeth Shue not being in this movie. The one that I see the most is that she wanted to resume going to college. This is my favorite of the sequels. I love the confrontation between Mr. Miyagi and Kreese in the beginning. And Chozen is one of my top favorite Karate Kid villians. Fun Fact: The scenes with Mr. Miyagi and Daniel in Okinawa were actually filmed in Hawaii. "The Karate Kid Part 3" and even "The Next Karate Kid" are both a must watch. Especially if you plan to dive into the Netflix follow-up series "Cobra Kai"(fingers tightly crossed). Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

@neilbiggs1353 Год назад

It's interesting to hear now how Raalph Macchio feels about how the script treated the character. I rewatched the films ahead of Cobra Kai coming out and it did feel like character assassination, even without knowing the backstory

@andreadeamon6419 Год назад

We agree. Just said the same thing

@Caseytify Год назад

We see Chozen again in season 4 of Cobra Kai. They bring back several characters, played by the original actors. One of the things I like about the series is they tried to make everyone realistic. Both Johnny and Daniel act like schmucks the first couple of seasons. Lots of grey.

@eatsmylifeYT Год назад

You left out the best Karate Kid movie starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan.

@Omaru1982 Год назад

He shows up before S4 as well when Daniel travels to Japan for his business deal.

@CharlieSoze Год назад

So agree that it's a sequel with a ton of heart. Imagine a world where sequels tell really good new stories that aren't just a rehash of what people liked about the original. Crazy talk. Love ya Mary!

@jahimjauh-hey5653 Год назад

I never really thought about how this film tests Mr. Miyagi lessons that he taught Daniel in the first film. Very insightful observation Mary Cherry!

@KevinHollisWI Год назад

Great reaction. I also feel that this movie is much better than the first one. Glad you enjoyed it! ❤

@Realmasterorder Год назад

1st and 2nd Movies had amazing heart and substance and were the BEST the others were just decent but enjoyable.

@rivercitymud Год назад

I took them both for granted at the time as just typical action movies for kids, but as I've gotten older they really do stand out a lot more for the upright values they impart.

@Realmasterorder Год назад

@@rivercitymud Yes exactly and they are beautifull done with great characters Acting photography and very memorable Music Scores.

@collectivevision9884 Год назад

I’m so glad you’re watching these before Cobra Kai, so many great callbacks in the show that it will really make you emotional.

@bigpace Год назад

I lived in Okinawa in 1988 when I was 8. This had just come out and now I was moving there. Was the best place for a kid to grow up.

@jmwild1 Год назад

I love this one definitely more than the first. Sure Chozen was generally 1-dimensional, but I love the emotional story and Sato's redemption.

@NH1973 Год назад

Daniel's sensei is a man of great honour. Chozen can only hope to be like him.

@robertchurch5646 Год назад

You are going to love Cobra Kai! I wasn’t the biggest fan of the movies when I was growing up; I mean, I liked them but they were never my favorites. Cobra Kai made me love them. The amount of love and respect the show gives them is incredible and makes you appreciate the movies so much more. I cannot wait for your Cobra Kai reactions if you decide to do them. If you love the movies, you will adore the show.

@shawnm4189 Год назад

Cobra Kai is so much better than it deserves to be. But to really appreciate it means watching the first three Karate Kid movies first. Hopefully Mary after she finishes the KK movies starts doing Cobra Kai episodes starting with season one.

@jamesmeechan6983 Год назад

@@shawnm4189 and the fourth karate kid film Mr myiagi is in it they have said the writers l think or producers that it is canon cause Mr myiagi is in the fourth film

@futuremovieactor Год назад

Mary, I lost people in my life too and it takes it toll. I remind myself not to dwell on it though and find happiness. While it's not easy and I don't exactly succeed in moving on, the time and distance does help to somewhat compartmentalize things and not be overwhelmed by them.

@Deined Год назад

Hey, Mary! Just watched this and your Karate Kid III reaction in the span of a few days. Glad you liked Part II as it definitely had its good moments, like Daniel helping Miyagi through his grief and what was probably the most brutal, realistic fight of the franchise between Daniel and Chozen. Here some more trivia: - Ralph Macchio (who plays Daniel) took dancing classes from the age of three, so it should come as no surprise that it was actually him who helped Tamlyn Tomita (Kumiko) through the dance scene at the party, not the other way around as it was for their characters. In fact, Macchio competed on the U.S. version of Dancing With the Stars a few years before the show Cobra Kai was a concept and finished in fourth place.

@jamesdee759 Год назад

This is my favorite of the 3 original Karate Kid movies. I also love the theme song for this movie "Glory of Love" by Peter Cetera.

@samswords9993 Год назад

Mary! You made me tear up. I hope you are healing from your grandfather's passing.

@IsaacG8 Год назад

I prefer part 2, too! It was my favorite of the movies. It also brought one of my favorite characters to the series: Chozen. You have to keep going and watch Cobra Kai!

@nowthatisawesome5431 Год назад

Love how much you appreciated this movie. 🥰 This is my favorite trilogy and you’re right about how much heart is shown here. 🥰

@matthewmarcinko9157 Год назад

Mary, THANK YOU so much for reacting to this! This is my favorite of the series! Like Daniel, I too had to sit and watch my father pass away, and I had all the same feelings as he... 😞LOVE your channel, Mary, keep up the Awesomeness! 🙂

@isaacphillips9844 3 месяца назад

It was a joy watching “with you”. This movie is a treasure to me. I grew up watching this movie and it’s one of maybe up to 5 movies that I watched relentlessly and seeing someone’s fresh take is wonderful.

@ronfehr7899 Год назад

I was definitely more fortunate, in that I grew up with relatives always nearby. This helped us to keep in touch, and we were able to console each other when someone passes away. I was lucky to have known all my grandparents until well into adulthood, with the exception of my dad's father, who died while I was still in school. It was really touching to see how you were affected by Daniel and Myagi's discussion following th passing of Myagi's father.

@k.delpino1124 Год назад

The growth between Larusso & Miyagi certainly becomes more than student & master. The 'father without a son/son without a father' dynamic really took hold with me and my father too. The "no bad student, only bad teacher" aspect again settles in. Sato & Chozen's relationship is so well written that you discover how powerful influence can be (right or wrong). The fights are fairly played with the villainy stirring up the trouble and Daniel or Miyagi having to push back. Tournaments and real life are very different in handling conflict. Peter Cetera's song, "Glory of Love" is a true soundtrack gem. There was toys and an video game (PC, 8-bit NES) in 1987, based on scenes from Part 1 and Part 2. Also an Saturday morning, animated series in 1989 (13 episodes) premiering months after Part 3. In my childhood, very wonderful progression of a franchise.

@philCTO Год назад

You will see a number of these same actors later on in the Cobra Kai series. Keep going!

@kitkompo 3 месяца назад

the kitty claps are well appreciated, thank you. ❤

@HeatRaver Год назад

It's really amazing how Chozen was a perfect, classic 80's a-hole villain, but had such a redemption in the Cobra Kai series, that he's now a fan favorite decades later!

@Kygira Год назад

Marry C. I completely agree this is my favorite of the three for the same reasons you mentioned. Especially love the soundtrack,very underrated. Anyways this reaction made my week. Hope you enjoy the rest of this brilliant,and heartfelt trilogy.

@ronstout Год назад

A lot of people like this one better than the first one. Can’t wait for part 3 and then Cobra Kai!!!

@frmthefuture Год назад

there's a fan theory about the plothole of how how yuki knew miyagi's address for decades... the theory: miyagi's wife was also from okinawa and knew yuki in some way [childhood friend or possibly related to a mutual friend]. she was the one that had sent word to the village about miyagi, years before being interred during ww2. also, in the first movie, miyagi told daniel he'd lived in the same house since returning from the war. that's because he'd built the house for his wife and their eventual family. and as we saw, miyagi's home is very okinawan in design.

@redrick8900 Год назад

It's not really a plot hole. People know people's addresses.

@jedijones Год назад

Google-san?

@adamcollazo8228 Год назад

@@redrick8900 Exactly. We are to believe that Mr. Miyagi NEVER wrote a single letter to his father in 40 years? I bet he and his father wrote to each other fairly often. Yuki could have probably found his California address out this way.

@frmthefuture Год назад

@@adamcollazo8228 no. once miyagi left the village in disgrace, it's assumed he had zero contact with the village- due to his loss of honor. it would've been considerably dishonorable keep in contact [on both sides] after what happened. the only way anyone from the village would've known where miyagi was, would've been because someone close to him told- especially without his knowledge. the only other person alive would've been his wife. it also explains why miyagi was so surprised/shocked when yuki told him she'd known where he had been living, "for many years." additionally that she'd chosen not to contact him, until then, out of respect for his choice to leave in "disgrace," rather than fight his best friend over her.

@adamcollazo8228 Год назад

@@frmthefuture I'm not taking bout contact with the entire village. I mean contact with his father. That's a different matter. The films do not address this so we have no information about this. It's all conjecture. So we can't really assume anything.

@travisw.austinhoustontx4108 Год назад

Im 48 yo i watched all of these when they came out as a kid being born in 1975 . I and we Kids all loved The Karate Kid especially Mr. Miyagi lots of great Lessons For Children especially the young adults and kids Today - and I now have an Aussie I Now Too Love Your Great!

@blinkybill2198 Год назад

That scene on the beach gets me everytime.

@bobapjok4241 Год назад

the Myagi winking you interposed was so spot on. especially "the more you know" one.

@greghayes6052 Год назад

I'm glad you liked that. It has the best soundtrack of all the Karate Kid movies.

@3DJapan Год назад

23:04 When I was in college in the late 90s I took a class in raku pottery. We made all of the pottery needed for a tea ceremony, a bowl, cup, and Japanese style tea pot. Then at the end of the semester we had a real tea ceremony using the stuff we made.

@rivercitymud Год назад

Very cool, way better than the Salvador Dali-looking ashtrays we all made when I learned pottery.

@3DJapan Год назад

@@rivercitymud I had other ceramics classes for that. Haha

@ronnielopez3267 Год назад

I absolutely love this movie....it was so beautifully made

@alaneskew2664 Год назад

#2 is my favorite throughout the series. That IMDB is full of it

@JordanCesaroni93 Год назад

Poor Mr. Miyagi’s father 😢

@ApexG321 Год назад

The whole honk at the end killed it.

@meteordealer Год назад

The second one has always been my favorite out of the 4 Karate Kid movies.

@Fettman89 Год назад

3:58 That's where I live, Fresno, we don't get many call outs but there have been a few I can remember, this movie, The first Captain America movie, where someone asks Jim Morita if he was from Japan or something to that extent ( It's been a while since I've watched it) and he replied, " I'm from Fresno, Jack." And then Con Air with Nick Cage. Actually Miyagi did marry and was going to have a kid, but they died.

@Deedric_Kee Год назад

Cool. My favorite one. I love the friendship between "Daniel and Mr. Miyagi and the relationship between him and the girl. This is so fantastic. One of my favorite movies. I have these on blu-ray.

@arthurrubiera8029 7 месяцев назад

I agree, l like this story better than the first as well. Pat had a real rough childhood. He had an illness as a 2 year old and stayed in the Hospital until he was 11 years old. The doctors said he would never walk again!! Later he had to spend time in a Japanese interment camp during WWII. Another movie that Pat was in that is worth reacting to is called “Captive Hearts”.

@Laochri Год назад

When my Grandpa died, I felt the same. He died of lung cancer that metastasized to his lymph nodes. When we found out, we had 2 weeks before he ended up in the hospital. He never left. He knew for years that he was dieing, and didn't tell us because he did want us to treat him any different. I strive to be half the man he was.

@James_Smith862 Год назад

YES!!!!!!!!! I AM SO HAPPY YOU ARE WATCHING THIS! I've been a student of the martial arts for over 30 years now (because of this movie actually). Occasionally, people will ask me my opinion for the most realistic fight scene in a movie and I always say this one. That end fight looks exactly like a real fight between two high level martial artists. It's sloppy and unpredictable, but the techniques are there. Final "move" is admittedly a plot device, but still amazing. I absolutely love this film, even more than the first one.

@biguy617 Год назад

This is my favorite movie from the trilogy.

@marcosoconner664 Год назад

I liked the second movie the most for the same reasons. I had my father pass away on me as well and I was the one who had to turn off the machine that kept him alive and I held him as he died but as hard as that was the thoughts and memories of all the times I let slip by that I could have spent with him.... it took 4 years before I felt anything other than sorrow and its not completely gone now just a little easier to deal with. I'm sorry for your loss as well but what a gift is this thing called love that makes us so willing to face such pain for just the chance of being touched by the Joy of life's greatest reward. Love you Mary keep up the great work 😘

@shep4life Год назад

These movies are so pure

@Deedric_Kee Год назад

5:48 . Definitely a lesson that stayed with me. Especially from where I'm from.

@jeremyadams1521 Год назад

Great reaction Mary!! I’ve never understood why this film isn’t more appreciated. One of the most underrated sequels ever. I just hope you lower your expectations for the cheese ball of fun that is part 3

@muntasirjahanid0035 Год назад

The second one is the best

@brolynndescheny7061 Год назад

That's my favorite Karate Kid movie. Best sequel ever! Drum technique is my favorite technique also! ☺

@elichilton7031 Год назад

Excellent reaction. Karate Kid II is a worthy successor to the original.

@Isacius Год назад

I personally love this one as well for all the reasons you mentioned. I also liked the tea ceremony, from what I know, they did stay very close to the culture of Japan. with that. Also Honor is a big concept in Japan and in a way the movie depicts very well the stakes and different perspectives on it.

@DERicHawk-qu4oh Год назад

Priceless pearls of wisdom.

@TSIRKLAND Год назад

You said that Mr. Miyagi never married, but he did. We learned in the first film that while he was in the army he had a wife, and a son on the way, but she died in childbirth. Yukie never married because she did not love Sato, and respected Nariyoshi ("Mr. Miyagi" to us). But Nariyoshi (Mr.M) chose to leave so as not to fight his best friend to the death. He landed in America, and made his life there. Joined the army. Found love, married, but lost wife and son. But still always carried that flame for the girl he left behind in Okinawa.

@RichardinNC1 Год назад

I prefer the second one!

@PilotDavid79 Год назад

Commenting before I watch your reaction. I loved the first and the second films. They both work as standalone films but also work together. Both equally as good as each other.

@bradpriebe9218 Год назад

I really enjoyed your reaction. I'm sure I'm not the only one to say this but you should REALLY consider watching the new series. It is exceptionally well written, acted, directed and shot. I'm almost certain you'd love it.