With all the success that Karate Kid (1984) achieved, it was inevitable that there would not be a second part. And that's how in 1986 this sequel appeared. I have seen negative reviews about this movie, and the truth is that at no time I made a bad movie.
The story of this sequel has similarities to the first part, but that does not mean that they are the same movie. Here we have a change of scenery, from Los Angeles we go to Okinawa (Japan), where Daniel continues his karate learning, and at the same time we know a little more about Mr. Miyagi's past, with all that rivalry he has with Sato. There are new very interesting characters, we also have good fighting again, and in general the film maintains that meaning of overcoming, which was very important in the first part.
It is a worthy sequel, slightly inferior to the original, but still a good movie. And I wish the saga had ended here, because the following sequels were quite mediocre and contributed nothing to the saga.
The story of this sequel has similarities to the first part, but that does not mean that they are the same movie. Here we have a change of scenery, from Los Angeles we go to Okinawa (Japan), where Daniel continues his karate learning, and at the same time we know a little more about Mr. Miyagi's past, with all that rivalry he has with Sato. There are new very interesting characters, we also have good fighting again, and in general the film maintains that meaning of overcoming, which was very important in the first part.
It is a worthy sequel, slightly inferior to the original, but still a good movie. And I wish the saga had ended here, because the following sequels were quite mediocre and contributed nothing to the saga.