The Karate Kid, Part II Page #4

Synopsis: Picks up where the first movie (Karate Kid) leaves off. Mr. Miyagi and Daniel take a trip to Okinawa to visit Mr Miyagi's dying father. After arriving Mr Miyagi finds he still has feelings for an old love. This stirs up trouble with an old rival that he originally left Okinawa to avoid. In the mean time Daniel encounters a new love and also makes some enemies.
Director(s): John G. Avildsen
Production: Columbia Pictures
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 4 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
55
Rotten Tomatoes:
42%
PG
Year:
1986
113 min
2,127 Views


on the wrong side of the street.

- What side do you drive on?

- On the right side.

- I didn't know that.

- Everybody drives on the right side.

- Not everybody.

- That's what I am learning.

You want to sell TVs for a living?

What? Interested in electronics?

I don't understand.

There.

That is my dream.

- You want to be a dancer!

- Very much.

That's a great thing to be.

Where do you study?

No schools for this kind of dancing

in Okinawa.

What a drag!

Come to the dance tonight.

Oh, bring your friend.

- Okay.

- Good. See you there.

- Like to go to dance?

- Sure. That's Sato's dojo.

I want to check that out.

Come on.

Not inside.

Chozen teaches in there.

I am not going inside. I just want to look

through the window. He won't see me.

He teach American military police

in there.

Really?

He's not bad.

He is Sato's number-one student.

I can see why.

We must go.

He may see you.

Maybe we will run into

Mr. Miyagi here.

Oh? Why would he be here?

He said he had to come into town

to get a part for his refrigerator.

Oh! I know that store.

It's at the corner.

- Maybe we will see him.

- Good!

What's going on in here?

This bad place.

We don't want to go in here.

Let's check it out.

Come on, baby,

give me the money.

I have got 45 here.

Come on, baby.

Show me you can do it.

Show me you can do it.

Yeah! I got 40!

The guy's standing wrong.

- See? I told you. You must use your hip.

- But he looks so strong.

No, you got to be strong here, not here.

It doesn't make a difference.

You think you can do better,

big mouth?

You think you can do better?

- I don't know.

- Let's find out, huh?

- Maybe some other time.

- There is no other time!

Whatever problems Mr. Miyagi has with

your uncle, they don't have to be ours.

No. We have our own, huh?

- Kumiko, where are you going?

- You go nowhere!

Call my uncle.

You will take bets.

Yosh! I give three to one, eh?

No, no, I am not doing it!

You have a choice:

broken ice or broken neck.

He's got to break all three, right?

Wrong! All six!

All the bets in.

Not all bets. Not yet.

Boy, am I glad to see you!

No worry, nothing.

Miyagi fix everything.

What odds?

Three to one he does not make

through ice.

- How many pieces?

- Six.

Come on, let's get out of here.

$600 say he break all six.

- I cannot cover that.

- You are covered.

Now we have bet.

All right! Give me your money.

Hey, I can't believe this.

I won't be able to break that.

He tried twice and only got through two.

What do you expect me to do?

Focus.

Great, and what are you going to do?

Pray.

You got it. All bets are in.

We do not honor bet with coward.

Do not embarrass uncle again.

Thank you, Sato.

Pleasure do business with you.

You knew it all along, didn't you?

You didn't have a doubt in your mind.

- No doubt.

- How will we spend it? What will we get?

You get college tuition.

We get Chinese food. Come.

I thought you have date.

Yeah. I was waiting for Kumiko.

I wish you had one of these back home.

This place is terrific.

No use weapon for duster.

This old rag?

Drop old rag.

- Why?

- Drop.

- What I see?

- I don't--

- Primary target.

- Primary target. A little close.

This is for you.

Dance clothes.

Come on! We waiting for you.

My uncle say your

three days mourning over.

I have been sent to get you.

Tell uncle I am farmer,

not fighter.

Sensei, a visitor to see you.

Is that same wood

we find together on beach?

Same. What you want?

Come make peace between us.

You forget. You betray me.

I was only 18 years old.

And responsible for own action.

It explain why I leave.

Fear is why you leave.

Sato, I beg you.

Your fear make air stink.

What has happened to you?

Isn't this great?

Yeah, it's nice.

Are you still worried about

what happened this afternoon?

I came here to help Mr. Miyagi.

And all this stuff, I feel so helpless.

Nothing you can do.

I guess.

Can you dance like this?

I can try.

- One, two, three, four. Got it?

- I think so.

Hey, you're very good.

You tease me.

You're a great dancer.

want to get something to drink?

Sit down?

Where did you learn

to dance like that?

I have been my mom's practice partner

for years.

She must be a good teacher.

Yeah, she's great.

Have a seat.

- Okay, thanks.

- Oh, man.

- You feeling better now?

- Much better, thanks.

That's good.

Hey, can I ask you something?

Sure.

It's, you know...

it's kind of personal, though.

Are you--

Are you arranged like, you know?

Arranged?

To marry somebody?

Oh! No. That's an old custom.

Whoever I marry is up to me.

Well, that's good.

Are you arranged?

What, are you kidding?

I am a free agent.

What is free agent?

That just means that I am available.

That's good.

Yeah.

Oh, no, not again.

I am not looking for any trouble.

Maybe trouble looking for you.

What do you want from me?

My money back.

Come on, man,

that's all my money.

No. All my money.

Don't worry about your little friend.

We take her home.

Thank you.

Come on!

Coming through! Look out.

Sorry.

You got the keys?

Miyagi, come out.

We fight now!

What are you guys doing here?

Where Miyagi?

I don't know.

Leave him message for me.

With pleasure.

Come here.

I want to show you something.

Your sensei teach you

how to fight with spear?

Too bad.

Maybe he teach you

how to be coward.

Hey, Mr. Coward.

Leave message.

This your teacher's fault.

If he were man with honor,

you would live.

But he's not.

Enough!

Uncle problem with Miyagi,

not with boy.

No, you have problem, old man,

with me.

Act of coward!

Daniel-san, you okay?

He was really going to kill me.

Come.

Miyagi make tea.

Make you feel better.

Tomorrow we go home.

I did not want for us

to end this way again.

I would stay if I could.

I know.

Yukie, what can I do

to ease your pain?

Take me with you.

What you doing?

Old custom.

When fishermen

would go out to sea...

families would offer

rice to the gods.

For a good catch?

For a quick return.

Thought any more

about dance school?

I told you.

No schools for that here.

Well, there are in the States.

My home is here.

Home is where you hang your hat.

You think I would like America?

I think you would love it.

Do you think it would love me?

I know one part of it

that already does.

- What's going on?

- Let's go see.

Okay, come on.

What are you doing?

I sell land.

Why?

Why do you think?

You will destroy village?

No, you will!

You win.

I fight you.

One condition.

No matter who win...

title to land

pass to village forever.

You ask for too much.

Small price to pay for your honor.

You're right. Small price.

I see you here midnight.

Miyagi, I wait long time for this.

No tricks tonight.

Or tomorrow everything gone!

Their homes, their church...

everything gone!

What's this?

Last will and testament.

Yukie get house here.

You get house and pick-up back home.

I don't want the house

and the pick-up. I want you.

Can't we call this off?

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Robert Mark Kamen

Robert Mark Kamen is an American screenwriter who has been writing major motion pictures for over twenty-five years. He is best known as creator and co-creator of the Karate Kid and Transporter franchises, as well as the 2008 action thriller Taken. more…

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