The Karate Kid Part 2: No Mercy (PAT MORITA, MARTIN KOVE SCENE 4K ULTRA HD)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2021
- When John's (Martin Kove) student Johnny (William Zabka) loses to Mr. Miyagi's (Pat Morita) student Daniel (Ralph Macchio), the instructors have a standoff.
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The price of honor. The power of friendship. THE KARATE KID, Part II. Ralph Macchio and Noriyuki "Pat" Morita re-create the roles that brought them international acclaim in The Karate Kid. Karate student, Daniel Larusso (Macchio), accompanies his wise and whimsical teacher, Mr. Miyagi (Morita), to his ancestral home in Okinawa. For the boy, it's a journey to an exotic new world offering new clues to his mentor's secret past. For Miyagi, it's an opportunity to see his father one last time and tore kindle a romance with his childhood sweetheart (Nobu McCarthy). But Miyagi's return also re-ignites a bitter feud with long-time enemy, Sato (Danny Kamekona) - a feud that involves young Daniel in a brilliant collision of cultures and combat. Now, far away from the tournaments, the cheering crowds and the safety of home, Daniel will face his greatest challenge ever when teacher becomes student and the price of honor is life itself. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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“You could’ve killed him, didn’t you?”
“Hai.”
“Why didn’t you?”
“Because, Daniel-san, you won’t have season 2 to 5 if he dies.”
and because there wouldn’t be cobrai kai season 2-3 if he died🤣🤣
"Because, Daniel-San, Miagi knows what happens in prison showers"
@@uknown5732 thast what he meant
Lol
"Βecause Daniel-san, if killed him, or beat crap out of him, movie get higher age rating, sell fewer tickets''.
"People are going to be talking about that last kick for years" he had no idea just how true that statement was.
35 years to be. Exact
Illegal kick
Daniel: “i kicked his face”
@@OmegaX_2340 he admits it
@@spittinvenom9671 Before the tournament started Ali told Daniel that anything above the waist including head was legal and they were following traditional rules meaning light face contact was a legal point and full body contact was a point and Johnny had even won a match with a kick to his opponents face so no it was not illegal in the slightest
It says alot that Johnny wasn't even that upset that he'd lost. He was just like 'Hey it happens, I tried my best'.
Shows how much respect Johnny had for Daniel after the fight.
It's hard to feel bad, when you put your all into something. Win or lose.
Even when the fight was over, Johnny personally handed Danel the trophy saying he was alright and Good fight.
It’s called good sportsmanship
Johnny wasn’t really an asshole. He’s really chill it’s just that kobra Kai broke him and him and his buddies understood how bad John was and they prolly all quit kobra
Daniel: “You could’ve killed him, didn’t you?”
Miyagi: “Hai.”
Daniel: “Well, why didn’t you then?”
Miyagi: “Because, Daniel-san, that is crime, don't want go to jail”
Danie: "Oh right....forgot about that"
Hahaha.
I was looking for this comment hahahaha
That’s exactly what I was thinking in that voice and way. 😂😂 I’m like “Bruh it’s public, he got eyes around him. Man just wanna vibe,”
Pretty sure assult and damaging property is as well.
@@Raximus3000 kreese broke property, miyagi helped an underage from being killed.
Martin Kove and Pat Morita were really good friends. William Zabka said Pat was like a funny Uncle to him who helped him with his acting.
No wonder they had good chemistry
Buena
😀Ultra interesting! I remember hearing that Pat Morita & Marty Kove were actually friends in real life & how they got along with each other! However I don't recall hearing Billy Zabka's stories about Pat Morita! I LOVE what I just came across! Thanks 4 sharing with us! 😀😉😁
Pat was an underated actor. Funny comedian, loved him in Happy Days this and other films, and a rare gem Night Patrol. Despite his voice was dubbed over with a woman's voice to this day kills me😂😂
Also i like His cameo on the Fresh Prince of bell air when he Made fun of Steven Seagal 😂
Daniel: You could've kill him couldn't you?
Miyagi: Hai
Daniel: Then why didn't you?
*It was as this moment, Mr Miyagi decided not to teach deadly techniques to Daniel*
** Chozen enters the chat **
Or he could’ve said. “Cause Miyagi did not want 25 years to life sentence Daniel son”
Daniel: Then why didn't you?
Miyagi: 2:52
Really. He ruled among his students with fear and being stronger. Miyagi proved he's clumsy by putting both his hands out of combat by simply moving back as he couldn't control own strikes then humiliated him in front of his students by honking his nose.
Fun fact: my pal was criticized by similar thing when other student tried to kick him out of sparring so when training certain technique used against opponent holding you he simple opened grip. Guy couldn't stop motion and when he tried to release himself he felt on the ground
Yeah, if still asking that, it proves Daniel is still a rookie in life haha
@@cloud218 😂
"For person with no forgiveness in heart, living even worse punishment than death" very fitting words for both Mr. Miyagi and Pat Morita himself. RIP Pat you were one of the greats.
Uhhhh
Implying that Morita had some literal skeletons in his cupboard?
Actually that's one of the hardest lessons to learn. It's hard to forgive those who wrong you.
Your instinct is to get justice, reparations or revenge if it comes to that. Not to mention you're taught by experience that if you allow others to take advantage of you then many more will.
It's hard to forgive.
Forgiveness is another word for letting go.
@@johnallen9439 Reparations. PMSL
That’s what I’m saying to try to get over my ex wife. No mercy for me. Nothing but hatred. Even after I’ve tried repeatedly to make amends and apologize. Let them live with the hate
1984 : "People will be talking about that kick for years."
2024 : "Years? Approaching half a century at this point."
February 24 now... 😅 and we are still talking about that kick!
Mr Miyagi is literally brilliant in every scene he’s in.
RIP Pat Morita
true
Kreese was what he was but he had a good sense of style
It is truly one of the most brilliantly played and acted roles in movie history. The guy was brilliant in every single scene he was in.
he is my favorite character in the franchise
@@shafinaymaanfahmi9960 Probably one of my favorite characters on film.
Daniel: "You could've killed him couldn't you.”
Miyagi: "Hai.”
Daniel: “Why didn't you then?”
Miyagi: “No have good place to hide body.”
The most underrated comment on here
".....yet"
Yellowstone crossover! Train station!
(It is worth mentioning that the actor Terry Serpico who played Kreese’s commander George Turner did act in Yellowstone as Teal Beck.)
Too many witnesses Daniel-san
@Ryan Henson Yes, he would need to kill all the witnesses. And then he would need to kill all the witnesses who witnessed him killing the witnesses.
I feel so bad for Johnny. You can literally hear the spirit being crushed in his voice. And just knowing that after this he went down a depressive spiral of isolation and alcoholism makes this even sadder.
Notice how Dutch turns his back on him too
@@80s_Boombox_Collector Dutch was probably afraid
@@Falconforge89 he could’ve said something at least just look at how tommy and Bobby were
And he never thanked him, only honorable thing he did was make his students pay for wrecking Miyagi dojo. Still could’ve said “he took me and my friends down without a sweat that makes him a bad ass”
As for Dutch makes me think out of all these boys he was the truly bad villain and he would’ve been a great addition to CK if only the actor was willing to return.
Sweet Camaro though.
I love how in Cobra Kai, even Johnny admits nobody was more badass than Mr. Miyagi lol
Yeah, he did not exactly admit it, but he sure did not deny it, when Daniel said, "No one was more badass than Mr. Miyagi." That seen in Cobra Kai is hilarious, especially when Johhny goes on his "No be there" rant.
@@pound6599 By Johnny standards, I think that counts as admitting it lol
I love Miyagi's wise sayings, "a person with no forgiveness in his heart, lives in even punishment than death." Miyagi was a true mentor to Daniel. He did not just teach him karate, he taught him wisdom for life.
yeah, except literally everyone in Daniel's family is a bully, including himself. The psychologist scene was poking fun at this, in fact.
@@RetrievingSearain bs
and Daniel didn't forgive Terry Silver... I wonder if they're going to reconcile.
@@charleegraham9561 To be fair, he terrorized him and made his life miserable, then he shoes up all of a sudden, giving him no time to process this information and no concrete evidence he's changed. Miyagi taught him to forgive, sure, but first he needed evidence he'd actually changed. You can't just forgive anyone as soon as they claim to have changed.
@@ventimain6546 True! I just saw this video immedietly after finishing the new season and that stuck out to me. Silver seem's like he actually wants to make a difference. He seemed genuine when he apologized. (especially because there was stuff we saw him admit about his past that Daniel did not.) While he is currently being a nut, you can argue that its Kreese bringing it out of him and he just !SPOILERS!: expelled his weakness. Maybe silver wants to make a difference, but he has to go through a nut phase in order to give us another season. I could see at the end of this season (assuming its a final season) that there is going to be some type of reconciliation between the 2 and this scene is going to flashback. Just my 2 cents though. I'd love to see it happen. A show of conflict ending in mutual understanding and forgiveness would be great.
Daniel : "you could have killed him couldn't you?"
Miyagi : "hai"
Daniel : "Then why didn't you?"
Miyagi : "Because Daniel-san, that is job of people whose car windows he smash..."
😂😂
Gold!
Lmao 😂
Lmfao
VERY GOOD!!!! THE BEST WHY DIDN'T YOU KILL HIM QUOTE, ABSOLUTELY IN THE SPIRIT OF THE MOVIE! HAHAHA GREAT JOB MAN!!!👍👍👍
Can we take a minute to appreciate Martin Kove and his amazing ability to bring such a despicable character to life? Everyone starring in the og movies did an excellent job!
Kreese was the teacher you loved to hate, I've had Karate teachers who were a bit tyrannical, but even old man Nash was a Pussycat compared to Kreese.
Truth. The acting,the script,the music man. Chef’s kiss
Absolutely! I was looking for this comment.
Good looking guy. Was good on Cagney and Lacey
I saw an interview with him years later and he said that the special effects guys were supposed to have switched out the glass in the windows of the cars that Martin Kove punched out, but they didn’t get to it before they shot this scene. Kove actually punched through two glass windows and that’s real blood on his hands from the cuts he suffered. He just kept on going and the scene is just incredible because the surprise and pain on Kove’s face isn’t acting, it’s 100% real.
"Because Daniel-San, for man with no forgiveness in heart LIVING even WORSE punishment than death"!
Those words will ALWAYS be powerful to me!
I totally agree. RIP Mr. Miyagi.
I love how Miyagi stood and stared at him. He was so cool and calm, yet the gleam in his eye said, "All right, big boy, give it your best shot!"
Mr.miyagi is a beast
@@ressestevenson7309 I sure wouldn't want to tangle with him!
It's simply martial artist vs guy who learnt how to throw punches correctly. Or well... Being able to punch through car's windows is impressive but correct punch should meet the proper target. I don't think he planned to ruin his hands while destroying property...
He was probably thinking "you think I am afraid of a man like you" lol
If you know something of Miyagi's history, it's actually a dangerous look. Miyagi earned the CMOH and did it by killing a lot of soldiers in hand-to-hand combat in the Pacific. And has been practising karate continuously ever since. This is not a guy you want to shape up with, and it's a potent demonstration of two lessons: one, don't underestimate anyone, and two, the quiet ones are usually the most dangerous.
"Mercy is for the weak." "Show no mercy." The Cobra Kai code,yet Kreese was scared shitless when he thought Miyagi was going to kill him 🤣
Furthermore to this day, he actually still thinks he could have taken Miyagi out.
Then when Daniel used the Miyagi pressure points on him, Kreese must have gone back to this very moment, realizing his life was not his own in that minute, though I think Daniel would have done it if the kids didn’t come into the scene.
He got that Vietnam flashback twice
part of me wonders if Miyagi actually did show mercy. He said himself that someone with no forgiveness in their heart(aka kreese) would be better off dead since their life is full of hate. After all Kreese's life went downhill after this encounter. So did he really show him mercy?
@@Bro_wat A logical person wouldn't have killed that fool. Let him live and suffer to hopefully LEARN from his life choices at that point because there was no reaching him otherwise. Too bad he didn't change his ways and leave Cobra Kai alone. Which it seemed he was until Terry Silver offered to get back at Daniel and Miyagi.
“You could have killed him, couldn’t you”
“Hai”
“Well why didnt you then”
“Because Daniel-San, Miyagi don’t want to fight men off in the shower forever”
Lmao
"Wrong kind of happy ending hai..."
Lol.
💀
Miyagi to pretty to go to jail!
"for person with no forgiveness in heart, living is even worse punishment than death"....Mr. Miyagi
When the flute kicks in, I have chills, every time.
RIP Pat Morita
This made KK1-3 very special. I feel the same.
If you're getting chills, I don't think you're using the flute the right way.
This franchise got me interested in Japanese culture and eventually anime
The flute is the pan flute of a Romanian by the name of Gheorghe Zamfir. You might have seen commercials for "Zamfir, Master Of The Pan Flute....." Quentin Tarantino used "The Lonely Shepherd" in Kill Bill Vol 1.
The weird thing is that this scene wasn't even needed in KK2, other than to introduce the 'honk' part. But this scene is crucially important to just about everything related to Cobra Kai. Why Johnny fell out with Kreese, why Kreese went out of business, why Johnny never disrespects Mr. Miyagi, story arcs for Bobby and Tommy, the mystery around Dutch, why Kreese needed to go to Terry Silver in the first place, everything.
One can say that if this two-minute segment had not been included, we might never have even had Cobra Kai.
Happy accidents, man.
Good point! We are lucky that the sequels were really good stories in their own right, and not just shallow cash grabs like many sequels and reboots today. Though we only got 3 (Daniel-son) movies, they really did make a very detailed universe.
Hmm, I’d say you’re right, but this scene is also in KK3. And it’s vital for the entire reason why Kreese ended up leaving and finding Terry Silver. So even if they hadn’t put in in KK2, I highly doubt KK3 would have made sense without this scene.
@@ShaunakDesaiPiano But since Cobra Kai is heavily dependent on Terry Silver for S4 and S5, your point also adds to why this two-minute vignette kicked off Cobra Kai.
Notice how Dutch turns his back on Johnny. Dude was complete psycho lol
Mr. Miyagi brilliantly showed Kreese and everyone watching how a toxic person literally destroys themselves, everything and everyone around them and he didn't even throw a punch. More like mental judo than anything else.
Kreese didn't literally destroy himself. He literally ruined his career and reputation. He figuratively destroyed himself.
@@Youdontknowwhatliterallymeans I'm glad I'm not the only one who knows the difference between "literally" and "figuratively."
Growing up as a kid this was one of my favorite moments in the series and the way Cobra Kai expanded and put a lot more depth into this scene was a real treat.
Love this scene. Kreese was totally out of line and Mr. Miyagi beat him without throwing a punch.
Best way to outwit ur Bullies! By humiliating them! 😀😉
it was the nose honk that defeated him lol
@@ExoShadow LOL! Exactly 😄
This reminded me of the scene in "Enter The Dragon" when the invited Martial Artists were travelling by boat to Han`s island for the Competition. The NZ bully asks Bruce Lee "What`s your style?", and Lee responds with "The art of fighting...without fighting!".
Indeed he did. My favorite Miyagi saying…”Best way to avoid punch, NO be there!”😉
The expression on Miyagi’s face when Creese raised his fists said it all: “Really? You have any idea how many punks tried that?”
Because Cobra Kai Karate is based on "Jab punches" and "Sweep the leg". It's lame.
Ikr, he almost choked one of them out like a few seconds before that
@Bella Knight I've always wondered why miyagi didn't check on Johnny to see if he was okay?
@Bella Knight also,we know johnny lost in the tournament before, so why didn't kreese kick johnny off the team back then?because johnny was never a three time champion
@@paulsmith9192 idk
Mr. Miyagi's "honk" has always been incredibly impressive. The greatest honk in cinema, bar none.
just love how calm he is at 2:15 with the Japanese music playing quietly in the background. rip pat morita.
Kresse: “You’re nothing, you lost. You’re a loser!”
Johnny: “I’m sorry, are you talking to me a two-time champion?”
I think Kreese was mostly mad because Johnny lost to a newbie who doesn't have nearly as much experience and training as him.
look at Manchester United now, glory never lasts.
you're only as good as your last performance I guess
Johnny: QUIET!
@@motor4X4kombat you mean QUIET? Tf did he say quite
"C'mon Miyagi, why didn't you murder that guy?"
Daniel Larusso, 1984
Danny had no way of knowing this, but it would have saved a lot of people a lot of pain if Miyagi did ice Kreese.
I still can’t believe that made it into the final version of the script lol.
Hahah
Terry Silver " oh please Daniel. You're a hothead, you've never been able to admit there's has always been a little bit of cobra kai in you".
Daniel clearly says "no" at that time...
Daniel: You could’ve killed him couldn’t you?
Miyagi: Hai
Daniel: Then why didn’t you?
Miyagi: because Daniel san we need him for the cobra Kai series 30 years later
Daniel: Mother fu-
3:02 best part!
*Villager sound 🙂
I can't 😂
Who's here after season 4? I must admit, it was pretty cool seeing Older Kreese remember this exact scene. Knowing after all these years, he was wrong and he really did change.
I also love how at first Johnny was a little critical of Miyagi’s techniques but then Daniel reminded Johnny that Miyagi saved his life and when Daniel said Miyagi was badass Johnny lowkey agreed with Daniel and went right back to training
I wouldn't say he's changed in any meaningful capacity. As he himself said, he had 'a moment of sympathy.' Apparently a first. He's just as much a bastard as ever, though it's open-ended whether he might begin to change or not.
@@andyknightwarden9746 the door is open when it was slammed shut before. Tori has soften him a tad. and with his so called most loyal guy betraying him that is an eye opener
@@Revkor The second half of the last sentence of my comment said as much, yes. He is not changed _yet._
@@Revkor Season 3 he saw a bit of his younger self in Tory when her pervert landlord picked on him
I've trained Shotokan karate for over 40 years, under legit Japanese masters. Cheesy as it is, the movie holds a lot of our ideals.
Cool story, never happened.
Interesting to know. Thanks for posting that.
@@aarons6935 look idk if what that person is saying true, but how tf do you know what that man has or hasn’t done
@@aarons6935 Usually people that have nothing going on jump to conclusions that others don’t either.
@@wonderingobserver2231 exactly. hes so mind-blown by the idea that somebody else is dedicated to something productive that he believes its false
Every young man in the 80s and 90s would have benefited from having a Mr. Miyagi
No matter how old these movies become, they will live forever. And forever they will remain great. Kobra Kai has ensured 2 generations of immortality of the Karate Kid.
Daniel: You could’ve killed him, couldn’t you?
Miyagi: Hai.
Daniel: Why didn’t you then?
Miyagi: That's a weird, effing question. Because it's illegal and there's lots of witnesses. But the most disturbing thing is that your internal moral compass think it's ok killing a person for that. That's just messed up. I have a completely unrelated question. Daniel-san, are you by any chance a psychopath?
Lol best comment ever 😂🤣😂.
idk i think the grown adult/war criminal who just tried to strangle a teenager to death is more of a psychopath tbh
@@arjunkchandrasekar7966 Idk Ted Bundy is much worse than John Kreese or Hitler or any other mass murderer or serial killer in history, I think that's more of a psychopath tbh.
Just because there are even worse people doesn't make Daniel's comment just straight up weird and effed up.
🤣 Daniel was just curious.
Wow this is so good
Never thought of this, but Mr, Miyagi fought Johnny in the beginning of 1. It really shows that "Karate for Defense" really is a rule he applies to his life. He's quick to defend a kid that realistically was his enemy not long before this. He would have never raised a hand the rest of his life, but knew Jonny needed someone to defend him.
Mr. Miyagi is a good person. His philosophy is the complete opposite of Cobra Kai, and for good reason. Kreese and Silver and men like them want everyone to think mercy is cowardice, but showing kindness and mercy actually displays incredible strength and restraint and reflects one’s character. Being kind and sticking up for others is always gonna be truly badass.
@@beccahawkins1905 amen to that
Daniel: "You could've killed him couldn't you"
Miyagi: "Hai"
Daniel: "Then why didn't you?"
Miyagi: "Too many witnesses, not enough money for a good lawyer"
Daniel: I'll call My cousin Vinny
I'm sorry, I was all the way over here. I couldn't hear you. Did you say you were a fast cook? That's it!?
3:18 - "A person with no forgiveness in heart, lives in even worse punishment than death."
“You could’ve killed him, didn’t you?”
“Hai.”
“Why didn’t you?”
"Because Daniel-san, Miyagi Rich for knowledge...But Miyagi not rich for lawyer."
One thing you see in cobra kai is Johny never talked badly of Mr Miyagi, he always respected him
That's cause Myagi whoooed that ass.
Well the Americans are scared of the Japanese
0:19 “Hey man, what you doin to the brotha..??” That’s so 1980’s!!😂😂😂😂😂
1:37 "Youre really sick man." 😂😂 Johnny with a high voice.
He has a high voice in the first movie unless he was angry.
The "honk" is still one of the funniest moments in 80s movies history.
Ah yes. 80s movies. All classics. I miss the 80s so much.
the time when boys didnt cry and girls just wanted to have fun
@u Porque les hablas en español no te entienden xd
Unless you lived in Afghanistan.
@@justincummings8557 They never had a good time.
@@carlosandres1835 Entiendo perfectamente.
Who would have thought 30 plus years later we would have a tv series diving deep into the background of all these characters?? And that the series is actually really good
My urethra is on fire.
I kind of had a vision 💯
It's always good to find a TRUE "Master" to learn from~
Miyagi is undoubtedly one of those "True Masters".
One of the best opening scenes to a sequel. Ever.
_Whatever doesn't kill you, only makes you...(takes off mask) stranger..._
The irony being that it was originally going to be one of the *final* scenes of the first KK movie. But the makers rightly decided it was anticlimactic and so instead wrote it into the sequel. With the vastly inferior Will Smith remake, they did much the same thing - there's a deleted scene featuring a fight between Jackie Chan and the antagonist's master at the end of the tournament. It didn't work there and it wouldn't have worked in the original KK either, but yes, it's a brilliant little scene, ties it into the original, reminds the audience of who is who, and gives us an immediate insight into Miyagi's character - which is crucial since in no small way KK2 is Miyagi's story as much as, if not more than, Daniel's.
You could seamlessly edit the two movies together and create a four hour long _Karate Kid_ movie.
Dude poor johnny.....Bobby and Tommy tried to stop kreese thats true friendship
Dutch was a sicko, he turned away
@@micahknoche8501 lol yeah screw Dutch 🤣
@@masonmartin7822 I'd love to have seen Dutch in the CK series....
@@derekmcnaughton3748 if I remember correctly, in the storyline when the guys were talking in the bar, they mentioned that Dutch is in jail.
@@willn8664 you're right...they do mention it.....
I love how Kreese caused all that commotion pushing everyone out of the way just to look at Mr Miyagi and walked away lmao
Daniel: You could've killed him, couldn't you?
Miyagi: Hai
Daniel: Then why didn't you?
Miyagi: Because Daniel-san, Miyagi strong, but no stronger than police
Ahahaha
Lol
2:06 - Mr. Miyagi is all "You really want to do this?"
"Death comes for us all, Oroku Saki. But something much worse comes for you, for when you die, it will be...without honor."
Daniel : "you could have killed him couldn't you?"
Miyagi : "hai"
Daniel : "Then why didn't you?"
Miyagi : "Because Daniel-san, you won't have Cobra Kai TV program 35 years from now."
Daniel: "You could've killed him couldn't you"
Miyagi: "Hai"
Daniel: "Then why didn't you?"
Miyagi: "Too many witnesses, not enough money for a good lawyer"
Daniel: "We could use my Daniel Funds"
Miyagi: "No! We need money for special place we are going"
Daniel: "Where's that?"
Miyagi: "You'll see, Now let's go. Ladies don't wait forever"
XD hahaha XP
In about 8 years, Daniel can get ahold of his mother, she will tell him they got a cousin Vinny, who's a lawyer
@@SwiitKALEL XD I know right XD haha XP
2:48
None of the kids are trying to stop Miyagi. They don't mind if their teacher gets killed.
I mean they clearly were not a fan of Kreese after he started choking Johnny out and rightfully so, regardless of Kreese’s sad past, he’s transformed into a psycho that enjoys tormenting and hurting people. Johnny was trained to do that but he generally knows right from wrong and has showed that he’s a genuinely good person just a bit rough around the edges. Season 4 of Cobra Kai is gonna be super interesting to watch how Johnny and Daniel work to bring Cobra Kai and Kreese and Terry Silvers down.
2:21 and 2:32 "How are your knuckles, Kreese?"
They are afraid od dealing with mr miyagi🤣
@@user-hq6by1hf5s 🤣
They were probably scared & not sure what to do.
Classic, wonderful. Back in the day I remember reading that the Cobra kids ...slowly throw their belts on Kreese and leave the scene
Nice to be able to pause the scene to see the wide shot of Kreese on the ground, with Johnny sitting on the curb dejectedly staring at Kreese. The fact that it was the last shot of Johnny in the films leads into the series pretty well.
bro when mr miyagi has him grabbed the PURE FEAR IN HIS FACE IS PRICELESS
Pat does a pretty good job of depicting real martial arts. No fancy high kicks. No ridiculous spins. No stupid keeyie.
Errr, except when he teaches Daniel how to punch he literally tells him to say "Keeyie" and that it gives him/it "power".
He totally did a kiyai :)
@@Archaic89 It's an old technique to teach kids to exhale while they punch, which is a real thing. It's really not as big of a deal as people seem to make it.
All the more impressive considering that he didn't know any martial arts.
Keeyie
2:24 "nobody makes me bleed my own blood"
_"People are gonna be talking about that last kick for years!"_
And they had no idea people actually would. XD
Daniel : "you could have killed him couldn't you?"
Miyagi : "hai"
Daniel : "Then why didn't you?"
Miyagi : "Camera watching, and I'm on parole".
"Too many witnesses. Miyagi have no money for good lawyer. No want to spend 15-20 years in prison."
"Miyagi need hand for garden. Come back later with pipe"
Miyagi no want to wax off in prison shower.
I was blown away when the film started with this scene - it looked like they shot the 2 films back to back.
Same here. I think this was a deleted scene for the first movie that they decided to use in the second one instead
@@peternotpeter4201 Actually not. It was scripted that way, but they didn’t shoot it. But they then used that piece of scripting for the second film. It worked out well, obviously.
@@ItsTimePictures ooh interesting
Except Daniel is like a foot taller lol
@@Droogie128 And phisically different already
I think this is the most powerful scene in all of the Karate Kid movies.
Karate Kid 2 was arguably the best sequel of the 80s other than Empire Strikes Back IMO, mainly because I had a major thing for the girl who played Kumiko, I always did like the "Oriental" look.
@richallenxbox1976 Yes I love Kumiko! She was for sure my favorite of Daniel's 3 girlfriends and who I wanted him to end up with. She was obviously kind bit also really brave, she stood up to Chozen every time and even attacked him and tried to strangle him at the end
Not only a great scene, but one of the best lines ever written..and spoken
I hope Johnny today remembers who saved his behind and stood up for him when he was getting abused.
It had to be hard for Johny that the man who taught him everything, whom he considered a father, called him a loser and tried to kill him, that sank Johny. Kreese only taught to win, never to lose and Johny did not learn to lose and that ruined his life.
They finally talked about this on cobra Kai
@@danielmartinezmayoral6959 Indeed. This was the moment when Johnny spiraled into depression and mediocrity. It only got worse with the untimely death of his mother and becoming a father before he was ready.
@@vetarlittorf1807 But because they didn't teach him to lose, Johnny after that should have sent Kreese's philosophy to hell and made friends with Miyagi and Daniel, it would have improved his life, not only because of karate but because Miyagi had taught him to lose.
@@danielmartinezmayoral6959 Unfortunately Johnny was also full of fool's pride.
“How your knuckles there, Kreese ?” ~ great line from Cobra Kai.
RIP Pat, you created a character that will live forever!
3:13 As Chozen said in season 3 :-"May be he was trying to protect you" makes much more sense after watching this scene again, as Miyagi realised Daniel might end up in Jail if I ever tech him offence
This film is still huge all these years later 👍
Gotta love Miyagi’s intensity and anger when he echoes Kreese’s motto. I’ve always had the feeling that he was, at least for a moment, tempted to end Kreese then and there because of how evil a person Kreese was. But, in the end, he chose mercy.
No, he was teaching the man a lesson. His methods were wrong and now we see in the latest season of Cobra Kai, Kreese is starting to see the error of his ways.
No, he inflicted a worse punishment on Kreese. He said it himself--the lifelong humiliation is far worse than mere death.
Also, prison isn't any fun at all.
Too bad Kreese isn't letting any lessons sinking in...
Then he'll keep encountering situations where he'll be taught that lesson until he either learns it or runs out of chances. Which do you guys think will happen?
I know it's a minor thing, but I love the cinematography, editing, and framing from 1:27 - 1:34. We get our attention focused on the argument by seeing it over Daniel's shoulder through the car window, and then the next shot has Daniel in the same part of the frame, but out of focus, with Miyagi in extreme close up and in focus, which immediately orients us to where he is and who we're now meant to focus on - i.e. Miyagi. And then at 1:38 we get a close shot on Daniel again, with part of the frame blocked by the pillar of the car so we can focus on Daniel's horror and surprise, and then the shot switches back again with Kreese and Johnny in the same part of the frame as Daniel was, closer up and getting more involved with the scene. Just a great piece of film storytelling in five or six shots.
I too liked the part where the character that we're supposed to focus on is the main focus of the scene 💀💀
The way Mr. Miyagi just 'Dead-Stares' him is frightening!
3:11 "You could have killed him, couldn't you?"
"Hai."
"Well, why didn't you, then?"
"Because, Daniel-San, Miyagi no want spend 20 years to life eating bad prison food!"
🤣
Plus martial arts is about respect and mercy too. Like respecting people's property and having mercy for them coming home from work. Somebody needs to pay for car windows, they don't respawn for free like in NfS.
Because Daniel San, is hard work getting blood off the clothes
What a lovely guy Pat Marita was. RIP Sir 🙏
2:32 lol
How to convert a bully into a scared young boy.....liked it !!!!😁😁😁👍👍👍
I love that as soon as Daniel LaRusso is crowned champion, he became an instant superstar that fans began asking for his autograph. 😂😂
He was getting hummers from groupie bitches too. That's why Alli dumped him.
it was kids that saw him win at the tournament.
You can just see when Miyagi decided "Oh I've had enough of this guy."
RIP Pat- I loved him in these and in Happy Days as well. It's a shame he couldn't be in Cobra Kai, but I love how they honored him in it.
My dad played softball against Pat Morita. Super nice guy
I like how Dutch just turns his back to the whole thing.
Very true to character. Also Bobby being the first to try to stop Kreese.
Was that even Chad Mcqueen? looked like he was wearing a wig, and just annoyed to be there
Dutch was the most ruthless of the gang. Jimmy, Bobby and Tommy were Johnny's only true friends.
@@pennystocklocks it wasn’t Chad. Another actor portrayed Butch as Chad did not want to play the role again.
@@pennystocklocks, that was Chad McQueen. He is credited in the role of Dutch in both movies.
This scene was supposed to be in the original movie but was cut. The scene was later shot for the sequel.
You notice myagi not for 1 sec takes his eyes off kove .. myagis body language is perfection..Great example to Daniel & all watching him ..& i love how myagi takes all of kreese s teaching s & reverses back at him his delivery is perfection..& kreese knowing myagi is totally opposite to.his teachings ..kreese 💩💩💩 his pants.. & daniel son is like w.t.f ...great scene...
It’s “Daniel-san”. It’s a Japanese form of respect, like saying “sir” or “Mr.”
Yet no one talks about WHY Mr Miyagi is so angry. Japanese culture places strong emphasis on the bonds between students and teacher. Those bonds are just like family so to see Kreese abuse his own students like that enrages Miyagi
That was a great movie. Noriyuki "Pat" Morita is sadly gone now, (since 2005) I loved his character roles on the big screen, he was truly one of a kind. I remember seeing him in the hit TV series Happy Days when I was young.
This was actually the END of the FIRST film. They cut it because it wasn't a happy 80's ending, then put into the beginning of the 2nd film.
They are gonna be talking about that kick for years, you have no idea lol. I felt so bad for Johny in this scene, he was a cool guy, Kreese was totally out of line here.
Alabama football wide receivers are doing it after every touchdown lol.
We kick the competition!
"For person with no forgiveness in heart, living even worse punishment than death." So true.
Enemy deserve no mercy
ahhhhhhhhh
HONK
I love that part
There's a running gag where everyone saves Johnny
1) Kreese choking Johnny --> Gets saved by Miyagi
2) Daniel crane kicking Johnny in the face, thus ruining his life --> Gets saved by Miguel
3) The Karen who got Johnny fired for "bitching" at him --> Gets saved by his step dad with a huge check
4) The guy with the gauges at the bar --> Gets saved by the black girl who gives him a beer glass
5) Kreese choking Johnny again --> Gets saved by Daniel
6) Silver almost beating up Johnny --> Gets saved by Kreese
7) Mexican Thor almost pick pocketing Johnny --> Gets saved by Robby
8) MMA fighter putting Johnny in a chokehold --> Gets saved by Robby again
9) Eminem throwing a tornado kick at Johnny --> Gets saved by Chozen
10) Eminem and Bruce Lee almost stabbing Johnny with a Katana --> Gets saved by Mike Barnes
It would be cool to see in Season 4 if Johnny thanks Daniel as a way of thanking Mr. Miyagi for saving him in this moment.
I was thinking the same. I wasn't a fan of the young Johnny but I am starting to like the older Johnny and hope that he at least brings up and acknowledges Mr Miyagi, who stood up for him.
SPOILER for season 4: It did happen.
Daniel was such an extreme hothead. I loved this movie originally, but when I watch it again these days, I can't help but think, "Hey, you whiney little hothead, stay out of other people's business." LOL.
And the reason why Johnny got a following.
@03:10 when Mr Miyagi walks off like a boss and says “Daniel San, ladies no wait forever.” Makes me laugh every time I watch this lol!😂🤣😂🤣 RIP Pat
After watching CK, you realize why he had that look. He was having Nam flashback.
I really liked how Johnny’s friend said Mr. Miyagi, respect 💪
It was tommy
Never caught that before. Seen this movie in my childhood. That’s part of the joy of these films, there is always something to discover and enjoy
@@DarthVoxynme neither, I just kind of looked up this scene and caught it after over 30 years. Lol
“Why didn’t you kill him?”
“Too many witnesses, Daniel-San. We catch him later.”
It's been several decades since I've seen this film... Still brilliant ❤
2:57 Flawless Victory! Honor. 🙏🏽
1:47 anyone else imagining duel of the fates from star wars playing lol