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Do you think Karate Kid Part 2 and 3 should've been made in reverse order?

Asked by Self_Consuming_Cannibal (4269points) January 30th, 2010

Think about it. In Part 2 Daniel fights and wins against Chosen. Chosen is from a place where Karate isn’t just a “sport” it’s a way of life. There was actually a scene where Chosen is teaching American military police hand-to-hand combat.

But in Part 3 Daniel basically gets his ass handed to him by Mike Barnes. Daniel only wins the tournament because of a lucky shot and because Mike Barnes was toying with him. If it would’ve been a real fight he could’ve destroyed Daniel.

If you’ve seen the Karate Kid series, do you really think Mike
Barnes would stand a chance against Chosen? Once again, where Chosen comes from karate is often used in fights to the death, but here in America, it’s often used to get a trophy. So how is it Daniel can win a fight against Chosen, but can’t hardly touch Mike Barnes?

Sorry I know I’m rambling.

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simone54's avatar

No. Nobody thinks part 2 and 3 should’ve been made in reverse order. Nobody thinks anything at all about part 2 and 3 of the Karate Kid.

Lightlyseared's avatar

I think they shouldn’t have been made.

Ansible1's avatar

I would also like to petition against the upcoming remake starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan

Pretty_Lilly's avatar

@Ansible1 I second that !!! I can’t understand this trend of remaking films but with African-American actors ! e.g, The Karate Kid,The Honeymooners,Wild West,I am Legend,Walking Tall,,,,etc etc !!

simone54's avatar

Seriously I hated that remake of To Kill a Mocking Bird with Will Smith playing Atticus Finch. Didn’t even make sense.

Self_Consuming_Cannibal's avatar

I never saw it. But then again I never saw the original either.

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