Karate Kid Part 2
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This film is the sequel to the huge 1984 hit, 'The Karate Kid'. The film starts almost exactly where the first film abruptly ended, with Daniel(played by Ralph Macchio) winning the karate championship under the coaching of Mr. Miyagi(played by Pat Morita).
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There was also something vestigially satisfying in its story, which seemed to have been adapted from those long-ago cartoon ads for Charles Atlas's muscle-building courses. In the variation by Robert Mark Kamen, who wrote the screenplay for 'The Karate Kid,' a 97-pound, teen-age weakling, Daniel La Russo (Ralph Macchio), recently transplanted from New Jersey to southern California, is tranformed into a 97-pound, teen-age karate champ by avuncular Mr. Miyagi, Noriyuki (Pat) Morita, an Okinawan master of body-and-mind control. At the end of 'The Karate Kid,' after Daniel had won something called the Valley Karate Championship, you might have thought that nobody would ever again dare kick sand in his face. 'The Karate Kid Part II,' which opens today at the Baronet and other theaters, teaches how ephemeral is the reputation that accompanies such a trophy for high-kicking -a lesson of decidedly limited application. Even as sequels go in this era of movie mega-series, 'The Karate Kid Part II' peters out faster than most.