The Karate Kid Part II: Saving Sato HD CLIP
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2020
- What’s happening in this movie clip?
A strong wind and torrential rain destroy the chapel. Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Mr. Miyagi (Pat Morita) rush in because Sato (Danny Kamekona) and Chozen (Yuji Okumoto) were in it. Chozen managed to get out in time but Sato is trapped under the rubble. Daniel and Miyagi come to his rescue. Then Daniel hears a little girl screaming. He doesn’t hesitate to go save her. Sato tells his nephew to go help Daniel but Chozen is afraid.
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After winning the championship, Daniel (Ralph Macchio) continues his training with his mentor. When Mr. Miyagi (Pat Morita) receives the news that his father is dying he decides to go back to Japan, and Daniel (Ralph Macchio) follows him there.
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I always found it funny that Sato was still talking trash as they’re trying to save him.
But it was respectable cussing, imagine if he went a bit more vulgar with his curse..."Miyagi you beleeb mothbleeep bleeeping, noww when im bleeeep"
@@pabloalbertocarrillotoledo8697 😂😂😂
@@pabloalbertocarrillotoledo8697 lol
@@pabloalbertocarrillotoledo8697 Sato was classy...
@@matthewkevinobispo6582 indeed, my favorite character
Sato is underrated. He was running his mouth when trapped, sure. But in his eyes, he thought Miyagi really was going to take advantage of his helplessness and strike him down. And despite being pinned down in the middle of a devastating storm in the face of his worst enemy about to deliver a perceived fatal blow, he did not cower. He stared and growled at his imminent death without flinching. Man's got grit, you gotta give him that.
Sato was man of extremes. No gray area with him. His bitterness and hatred of Miyagi caused him to damage the village and threaten to level it. But when he saw the light finally, he went out of his way to make sure the people of the village survived the changing economy of Okinawa.
Wrong, he had to find a way to make himself feel better about the L he was about to take (in his eyes). He was scared and I kinda call bs. He was myagis friend at one point he knows he wouldn't cheap a win in an dishonorable way. That's like you thinking Goku would cheap shot u while being helpless
@@SugoiiBaby wrong. You never know what you can except from someone. I don’t know if you’ve seen the cobra Kai series, but look at hawk and demetri, they were best friends who both got bullied, and hawk switched up. Hawk even broke Demetris arm. never trust anyone because they could backstab you at any second
@@mannycervantes1106 no nigga again that's like goku cheap shotting you. That's bs there are ppl like that but now u sound soft. You know who you gotta watch and you KNOW a good person like myagi. Plus cobra kai is way after so my point still stands cause you speaking on shyt that happens with different ppl in another series years and years later. Ur valid in ppl being snakes but trying to discredit myagi is blasphemy and I won't allow y'all to turn stories into what you feel like
@@SugoiiBaby like you said, in satos eyes, he thought miyagi was going to take advantage of the opportunity he had right there to beat sato, but like I said it also doesn’t matter, your day 1 friend, can switch up on you. I know miyagi is a nice person. He’d never switch up, but in satos eyes, he trust no one. Just like I also do in reality and you should too. No matter if you have a day 1 friend. They can switch up on you. Remember that
"I got you old friend." The power of friendship everyone
Naruto and Goku type
A good friend will see bluster for what it is. Sato deep down realized that Miyagi was never an enemy but in the Japanese culture a loss of face is equated with disrespect. But being angry at Miyagi avoiding the fight.
Family Dom Toretto
Nakama
@@SugoiiBaby don't forget Sora
Daniel "You think you could break a log like that?
"
Mr.Miyagi "Don't know. Never been attacked by a tree.
One typhoon later... yes
This is the comment I came for 😂 👏
Lol 😂😂
Rude
I DIDN'T CATCH THAT LMAO💀
@@williamrandle4589 have you berm atracked by tree?
"Help a little girl today, Daniel-San. Maybe she help you tomorrow.".
Or 36 years later😂
Save me from the storm, I'll save your company 😅
dammit Cobra Kai season 3
I've been in Daniel's situation. That episode made me feel feelings.
"Or maybe when you my age and still look 34 year old."
The way Daniel saved Yuna plays a major role. Yuna is a little child. To her this storm is viewed far more chaotic than to adults. After Daniel saved her, she remembered him forever and saw him as a guardian angel in her memories. It was genius to bring her character back.
Cheesy
Storm viewed more chaotic to kids than adults? Dude their whole village/way of life was collapsing fast from a typhoon lol
Indubitably!!
@@nick56677 Chaotic might be the wrong word but more terrified? Absolutely.
Bro what are you talking? Has nothing to do with how the storm is seen, also how the smack did you came up with the cheesy "Angel in her Memories"? You high or something?
Daniel’s face when Mr. Miyagi broke the pillar is priceless. Especially after he asked him “Can you break a log like that?” And Miyagi said “Don’t know, never been attacked by tree”
Trees can be VERY menacing. One of them one time took out Mike Tyson...
I believe that when Daniel asked Mr. Miyagi if he could break a log, Mr. Miyagi knew all along that he could break it. If Sato could, Mr. Miyagi DEFINITELY could too, since they had the same teacher. He just didn't want to admit it because he didn't want Daniel to be impressed and ask Mr. Miyagi to teach him how to break logs too. And also, he didn't want to have Daniel follow the path of ''showing-off'', because to break a log is some kind of a show-off. There is actually no point in doing something like this. And that's exactly what Mr. Miyagi had always wanted of Daniel. To make use of the REAL karate, when it truly matters. That's what he had always been trying to teach him. And eventually Mr. Miyagi proved his point when he broke the log to save Sato's life. He did it only when there indeed was reason to do it. Miyagi was a TRUE and PURE master of Karate. The ONE and ONLY!
......I've never seen so much disappointment in someone's face than the dude who played Sato in the typhoon scene when he asked his nephew to help. Whoever that actor is, he's genuinely very good and played it off perfectly.
I was thinking the same thing. It was just a brief glimpse but the man packed a lot of shock and shame into one look.
Shout out to the late Danny Kamekona, who played "the Heavy" in a number of character roles.
I was literally about to type that. I would be disappointed and ashamed if that happened to me 🙁
He's ashamed because he knows that he played a huge role in his nephew growing up to be a douche canoe. Fabulous acting...a true talent. 🖤🖤
@@crimsonclover9871 This. He's as ashamed of himself as he is with Chozen at that point. Johnny felt the same way about Miguel/Hawk when his students played dirty to fight Robbie. Youth are what we make them at the end of the day.
4:30 Chozen may have redeemed himself now, but being disowned and becoming the village's outcast at that moment still must be a painful memory.
Yeah true
Could have redeemed himself at 1:04 and help miyagi and Daniel get the plank off Soto lol.
@@patrickclark6694 yeah. He was close so e could just run there
He felt “gleat shame”
"After our battle I felt great shame. I wanted to die. But my uncle saved me. He gave me a chance to prove myself. I've spent my life doing just that. But regret is sometimes difficult to overcome." - Chozen
I think his most painful memory is honestly his fight with Daniel and how he brought Kumiko in danger.
Sato absolutely hilarious in this scene 😂
Laying half conscious with a giant beam across his chest and thinking about fighting Miyagi from 40 years earlier lol
Dude yes 🤣🤣 literally on his back calling Miyagi a coward and saying that was his only way he could beat him when he's just trying to find a way to save him. Absolute gold lmao
I'm always crying laughing on this scene like bruh!😂😂😂
All these years holding a grudge but Mr. Miyagi still saw him as his lifelong friend, that's powerful
Sato was a changed man after this; he resented Miyagi for loudly proclaiming his love for Yukie when she was going to marry Sato I believe, & Sato repeated challenged him to a 'fight to the death', but in turn Miyagi saved Sato in this scene & by the next day Sato had come back to help repair the village after the storm. Even while he was still threatening Miyagi it was afterward that Sato realized 'Miyagi just risked his life to save mine'. Thus their long grudge was buried and Miyagi & Sato could finally put the past behind them.
Forgiveness is a gift that you give to yourself.
@@haitolawrence5986 It’s like Mr. Miyagi said to Daniel, A person with no forgiveness in their heart is living an even worse punishment than death.
Man, I hope Chozen is able to redeem himself one day by possibly teaching Daniel some new moves and learning the way of Miyagi to restore his honor.
He does in season 3 of Cobra Kai
@@bakaiserroshimama2970 Yeah! He needs to watch season 3 of Cobra Kai ;)
@@bakaiserroshimama2970 whooosh
Yup
Yeah me too. Maybe he and Kumiko could become friends too.
As soon as Mr. Sato saw Mr. Miyagi break the tree log, he was like nah I ain’t gonna fight this guy no more lol.
Anyone else love the way Sato says “COWARD” 😂
@Alien West nobody said his ribs was crushed he was just pinned!
😂
Lol 😂
sato was the best at goin: "MIYAGI!" 🤣
Yea he says it with everything he's got from the depths of his soul.
At least Sato and Chozen are consistent even when facing death, they still talk shit😂😂
Will you be the same when the lights go off
Lmao
At least Sato was alive and able to change his ways after Miyagi helped him out of that sticky situation.
Somewhere after the events of KK2 Mr Sato & Chozen forgiving each-other bout what happened & smooth-our.
1:43 “I got you old friend” that shows what a big heart Mr. Miyagi has. Despite the quarrel with Mr. Sato he has had with him for years, even now, he still calls him an old friend.
“you are lower than the storm” cracks me up everytime
3:20 really shows Daniel’s respect and fearlessness, Daniel is so inspiring and so is miyagi.
Cobra Kai season 5.
Wow, I really hope that girl in the future helps Daniel out, for example say he needs help with his car dealership
wow! i really love jokes. who said that little girl wants to be a businesswoman in KKP2?
Oh that's just silly! Wait, what?...Well sonofabit**!
Nostradamus here
That was fucking crazy.
@@RickTyploosion Brilliant writing. That is proof that the writers are arguably the biggest fans of the franchise themselves, throwing references in CK only hardcore fans who pay attention pick up on.
Sato to Chozen: "Now, to you I am dead."
Guy standing to the right of Chozen: "Tough break, bro."
lol
That broke Sato's to say that to his nephew for the shame and dishonor Chozen brought for his refusal to aid Daniel-san.
@@mkaplan1383 And all because Chozen learned hate from his Uncle Sato.
@@redpyramid9697 Exactly.
Can't believe that Chozen disgraced himself and blamed Daniel for it. Good thing that he learned his lesson in Cobra Kai 3
I think what he was blaming in the moment was Daniel doing the heroic act. If anyone else did it, Chozen would't have to necessarily help them. Sato wanted to be even with Miyagi when it comes to help, so he in a way "needed" to send Chozen to help Daniel. To keep in short, in Chozen's mind, if Daniel never came to Japan and helped this girl, his honor never would've been disgraced; which is why he hates his sole existence.
I think Sato tried to send Chozen because he was clearly injured at the time and that rescue involved a climb which I doubt that he was in any shape to do
@@WarGrowlmon18 But then again Sato could have chosen any other healthy adult in the shelter, not necessarily Chozen; which makes me go back to the point that he wanted to evenly be of help to even out with Miyagi.
@@luisprod.1771 chozen was supposed to be strongest in the village but ends up being cowardly
Chozen later would tell Daniel in Cobra Kai he felt great shame after their fight and had nowhere to go as all around him abandoned him seeing him as with no Honor, but Sato helped him and taught him the right ways.
Daniel is not saving the girl, he is saving his future business.
He's playing the long game
Lol, Cobra Kai fan
Yeah he really is living cobra kai. No mercy
Lmaooo
spoilers
2:49 The look on Sato's face when he realizes what damage his hatred has done and regrets it.
You could feel the hurt within in. His ego, his rage crushed harder than if he actually received a fatal blow to the chest.
Sato realized that he had created a monster.
Not nice of Sato to then dismiss his son like that, when the error really was Sato's :P
@@grimmer2005 nephew but yeah a bit harsh then again Chozen did try to commit murder afterwards not sure how much of that was Sato
04:32 - The movie extra next to Chozen gave the best shade in cinematic history.
Was a Marine in 76, spend a year in Okinawa, that was the best year of my life. I would go back in a heartbeat. So beautiful and the people so kind and wonderful.
Thank you for your service
All you have to say about your life is one year in your life 46 years ago?
I spent 2 years there. I know exactly what you mean.
@@ThatGuy-tg7cv when exactly did he say thats all he tell about his life? Go back to school, learn to read and also, some manners.
@@ThatGuy-tg7cv I'm guessing that's more than you'll ever be able to say about your sad existence. Change yourself for the better.
I love the way Sato has been training for years to break that plank of wood and then Miyagi does it first time.
Not the same wood but just as unyielding. The one on Sato's chest was the main roof beam, much wider than the one in his garden!
@@norbiesison9257 Also kind of hard to break it when you're pinned under it.
Who said it was his first time?
@@Tallahassee21 Daniel asks earlier in the film if he could do that and and he said don't know never have fight with log.
It was a clever way of letting us know that Miyagi would've won the fight. He refused to fight Sato because he didn't want to kill his friend.
When you read this movie right, Sato becomes an even more incredible character. Miyagi was his best friend, his virtual brother. Sato loved Miyagi. When proclaimed his love for Sato's arranged bride, honor trapped Sato into fighting Miyagi in a duel to the death. Neither of them wanted that. Miyagi fled. You will notice that Sato NEVER MARRIED YUKIE. He respected their love.
As long as Miyagi stayed away, Sato could live normally. It was only when Miyagi returned that Sato was forced by honor to resume their feud. He never wanted it. He still loved Miyagi like a brother. All of his anger was at the situation Miyagi oplaced him in, never at Miyagi himself. He gave Miyagi every chance to skip out again. "Visit your father" "Three days to mourn" "Leave message". Look no further than the scene where Miyagi visits Sato at his home. Sato is busy trying to break a 4x4. It is a piece of wood the two of them found together on the beach when they were young. Sato could have been doing anything when Miyagi arrived, but here he is beating on this board. This board represents their friendship, and Sato is outright showing Miyagi that he cannot break it. Hell, he's even enshrined the thing in his garden.
Then we have this scene, where Sato is trapped by a similar 4x4. He sees that Daniel and Miyagi are struggled to free him, so being a passionate man, he taunts them in order that their anger might give them extra strength. This is how he thinks. He doesn't really mean what he says here, he honestly thinks it will help. This time, the board represents what stands between Sato and Miyagi, and honor has dictated that Sato cannot break it. Miyagi can, by saving Sato's life, and so he does. Sato is freed from his honor, and you can see that in his immediate gratitude and heel-face turn into a hero.
Now go watch the movie again with this in mind, and see how brilliant it really is.
Sato is far from a bad guy in this movie. He was just upset. Even the fact that he returns with the deed to the village and apologizes. I’m glad we get to see that side of him.
@@blazed420dayz3 sato was a bitch
if he thinks anger gives people strength i wouldn't be surprised if the fan theory that he taught karate to kreese and silver was true. cobra kai showed in a flashback that kreese learned taekwondo from his captain in vietnam but it's likely he went somewhere after to learn karate
Miyagi was on a similar path. He didn’t want to fight or kill Sato, and by leaving he is saying that their friendship is more important than love to him.
When Miyagi saves him, it finally gives Sato the chance to end the feud.
III was sort of trash, but II was a better sequel than it’s given credit for.
@@jamescheddar4896 Yeah but it was his Captain that made Kreese Fall in Love With Martial Arts
“Can I buy you a drink”
“I hope so I’m about to save your company”
Yo watched cobra kai me too I cannot believe how she came back to help him like how he helped her
@@sanahusary214 I know. Talk about everything coming full circle.
Chozen was not a bad person just made bad mistakes and helps Daniel
"Like Auntie Yukia say: you put good out into the world, and good comes back to you." ❤❤❤
@@myladynaynay beautiful
Out of all the Karate Kid movies, this one is my favorite.
Mine too this one and the first one but this one hands down is the greatest
this should have been the 3rd one though
Me too.
same
Same
If anyone who thinks Chozen's redemption when he grew up is unbelievable, consider what Sato did here. He may have appeared that way but he wasn't really evil, he just let anger and bitterness take over his life for forty years and when Mr. Miyagi and Daniel risked their lives to save his, he let the anger and bitterness go and when Chozen tried to kill himself, he thought, "If I can learn to be a better person, I'm gonna show my nephew how to be one too." And that's what he did. And thirty years later, Chozen made both his uncle and Mr. Miyagi proud of him.
Sato is evil. What he's doing here is evil. He performatively goes out there to "help" that girl after help has already happened and disowns his nephew for the values Sato taught him.
@@alphanerd7221 Wow somebody was watching a different movie evidently.
@@gagetaylor192 No. I'm just smarter than you.
@@alphanerd7221 no you are just an ALPHA NERD 😎🔥🤏🥴
@@alphanerd7221 Well that tells me what kind of person you are. And it's definitely not somebody who's smart.
Chozen is not redeemable. Cobra Kai Season 3: Hold My Beer.
It only took 35 years.
When I saw this movie I hated him so much I thought he was so irredeemable but then cobra Kai season theee changed my mind
More like hold my coors banquet
Freaking love the writers, that's how good they are
Well, Chozen was a immature little punk. He is now a grown adult. Some people tend to grow up!
The fact he broke that log and didnt injure Sato is scary. Miyagi just performed the Dim-mak, the death touch.
I wanna see Myagi fighting to his fullest with Kim sung young
Shouldn't Sato have been crushed under the log? His chest should have been destroyed but he can still walk afterwards.
Very good but log not hit back.
I hope this scene is mentioned some time in the CK series. Nobody would have known it because he was so humble but it really showed what level Miyagi had reached.
Bruce Springsteen was his shidoshi
if only that little girl could pay back daniel in some way...
Yeah I know that would be quite an interesting take
She should learn English and get into the international car trade business or something? Just a thought? :D
@@RockoSK321 yeah who knows maybe even Daniel might have his own car selling business or something similar to that.. would be quite interesting to watch
Hahaa..love all these comments
@@ishaan8208 Yeah and maybe she could help save it in some way
I love how "Saving Sato" is a twofer - not only do Daniel and Miyagi save his life, but they also saved his soul.
This is one of those sequels that does the one thing that other sequels rarely dare to do: be completely different while maintaining the core of the original and coming the better off for it. That's fucking awesome.
Home alone 2 clearly hates this movie lol
Yeah, The Empire Strikes Back and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom did the same thing. But that was not common in the 1980s. Even Terminator 2 and Maverick, while being good movies, basically just repeat the original movie's plot with some variations.
2:07 one of the best decisions Daniel took in his life
And people say he’s the bad guy
I've always felt that KK2 and KK3 were out of order; Daniel faced death, monumental trials and tribulation in #2, and then he goes back, chronologically a"year later" to face Mike Barnes.
@@minifig_studios He kinda was in KK 1 my dude.
@@Hawthorne-Studios No, they literally wrote Daniel as the hero. It was just a random dude on the internet that made that up. Also, the crane kick wasn’t illegal, Johnny and Dutch kicked Daniel in the face earlier in the tournament
Sato has the coolest sounding voice, I swear 😂
Lol he sounds like if Fat Albert did a voiceover an evil Japanese anime boss 😂
I like how deep and gruff his voice was when he was a bad guy, but when he apologizes to Daniel and Miyagi he becomes so soft-spoken.
@@cesarcanete3402 "Hey hey hey...it's Migiagy-san Albert! I going sing song for youuuu..."
Karate kid 2 had a lot of messages loyalty and honor
My favorite karate kid movie.
@@nathancruz9172 mine too
Forget the honor garbage
Important lessons for everyone
That's why it's the best one
I love how Sato stood there and watched Daniel climb a rotten ladder , in pouring rain and gale force winds, with exposed sparkling cables, to save a girl from certain death and after 5 minutes, when Daniel is back in the floor and five metres from safety, Sato says ‘I’ll help him now!!’ 😂
They've collapsed and had troubles standing up. And Sato was injured by beam. I wonder why like any other adult couldn't go there. Or why she didn't go herself. She doesn't look like injured, just in panic. She should be able to walk
Bruh if sato climbs up there the whole thing will break and they will all die..
@@Petaurista13 I mean, it's the middle of a hurricane. The special effects don't really do a great job of conveying it, but the winds are strong enough that standing up is one hell of a challenge, and you can be injured or worse at any moment by flying debris.
@@ourimaler yet they're not strong enough to make the trees and brush sway harder than they do if there's a light breeze
@@ourimaler It's not a hurricane. It's a typhoon, and not much of one. The rain is falling straight down.
Fun Fact: The characters Chozen and Sato's last name is Toguchi, while the little girl here in Karate Kid II was only credited as "girl bell ringer". Wasn't until later she was named Yuna in Cobra Kai season 3, but the actresses actual name is Traci Toguchi.
Damn, this is a great fact, thanks for that, you deserve a beer
That smile that Sato showed Daniel as he helped the girl showed that he’s accepted him. All those little details I missed as a kid is coming to light now and with Cobra Kai season 5 coming, it’s just getting better.
When Sato see's Daniel help the girl, following on from seeing him break the ice (which Sato knows he will do) you can see that Sato realises that this kid has maybe got something.
Sato never had a beef with Daniel...
No, Chozen is not afraid to help Daniel. He doesn't help because he hates Daniel for whatever reason. On another note, the actor who played Chozen (Yuji Okumoto) is FABULOUS!!! And in real life, Yuji has a wonderful personality. He's a real hoot!
Chozen didn't want to help Daniel because he is still mad at him for disrespecting his honor.
@@HabibHasan110 Yes, that is partially correct. But Chozen hated Daniel from the beginning because that is how Sato programmed Chozen to be. Daniel simply called Chozen out for ripping the town people off. Daniel's intent wasn't to disrespect him.
He's hilarious and a nice guy in real life and from the Reunited Apart special, looked like Yuji and Ralph had tons of fun shooting the movie.
@@rumblefish9 Yuji plays tough characters but deep down he's really a big softy. He balance little bit of acting life while being a successful restaurant owner at Kona Kitchen in Seattle with his wife and three daughters.
That is why Sato is so ashamed
if I had a dollar for every time they said the word coward in this movie, i’d make terry silver look like a peasant
Bruh
He probably said it in his sleep too.
*Sato:* *Snore* Coward *Snore* Coward *Snore*
Or the word honor
@@Shanethefilmmaker this made my day
ahahahahahaahaha love it!
"Now, to you, I am dead."
This hits different for me. Chozen abandoned Sato, thinking he was dead. And he very well could have died, if not for the generosity of Miyagi and Daniel-san. He then saw Daniel CONTINUE to risk his life further to help the girl, and tasked Chozen to assist. Chozen refused. To me, this is when Sato recognized how self-centered he was. This was why, in my interpretation, when Miyagi went out to help Daniel, he volunteered to help him as well. To make an object lesson for Chozen.
Yukie smile when she sees Sato finally being a decent and courageous man.
Seeing Chozen here …and again now…he finally redeemed himself and his honor. The new series has truly shown respect for the original movies but has added to the story in such a respectful and meaningful way
"I got you old friend"...Mr. Miyagi is a man of tremendous courage, grace, and honor.
3:10 * removes belt, whips crying girl off the pole *
"I got her down, Mr. Miyagi!" 👍
1:33 the way Daniel-san moved/ shaked his face. He’s like “WTF just happen”
Ya. Except that last shake. That was more "WTF- Don't ask you seen him break bottles."
this scene can make anyone cry. I love when sato realizes his mistake
It would be cosmically convenient if that little girl was an important figure of a S&P 500 company that Daniel-San needs to impress to keep his livelihood some day.
That’s the 2nd time I heard that phrase, Cosmically Convenient, in the past two days. The first time is from Captain America in a comic book I was reading digitally. I did not know that was a genuine phrase
I mean that's the theme of the series, karma.
Put a good thing out in the world and it will return back to you.
ROTFLMAO!! Yep... My wife makes me watch "Cobra Kai" too... ;)
It definitely is but I am okay with that because A. the show is low key self aware of silly a lot of its plot points are and B. as a theme, it is about the actions of the past affecting the future/present.
Probably the most impressive single strike miagi ever landed, he could chop through bone.
Faxxxx
Forgot bone..the man can break you in half like a twig
Miyagi doesnt like fighting because he just quietly knows that he could kill anyone. lol
Well, we already know he can chop through beer bottles.
@@bradhirsch4845 thats daniel larusso today ;) and chozen
That moment you realize the only reason the guy you've been shit-talking didn't kill you with a single blow is because he's NICE.
1:05 Best insult ever:
You are lower than the storm!
It says dog
Definitely one of the best movie scenes of all time. This was AWESOME
It's without doubt the most powerful and dramatic scene of the trilogy!
This scene made the film. Compassion always beats competition.
That was nice of Sato apologizing to Miyagi and Daniel, at the end.
This is hands down the best scene of the entire movie.
Daniel's face when the beam breaks is priceless, despite all the rain.
Sato got humbled in this scene
He always thought Miyagi fled from the fight because he was a coward
He never saw Miyagi's true power level until this moment
"I've got you old friend" This line still hits me.
I love Mister Miyagi’s expression right after the chop as if using that much Chi was a bit of a trip
Yes! I thought I was the only one who noticed that. Even Miyagi can be awed! :)
This entire scene was PURE FIRE
I remembered watching this in the theater as a kid and when Mr. Miyagi broke the log in half, people cheered like you wouldn't believe. The look on Daniels face was priceless.
Chozen became a nice guy at the end.
Man, that technique chozen taught Daniel was priceless. Now that he’s already used it on kreese, he’ll know what to expect
I would’ve asked Sato “what’s the point of all those push-ups if you can’t even lift a bloody log” 😂😂😂😂
Miyagi's "I got baby" at 0:08 always SENDS ME OMG
4:01 YES! Go get your honor back, Sato!
Warm thought for the day: 2:26 Sato orders Chozen to help Daniel-san. Chozen eventually followed his uncle's orders in Cobra-Kai!
Man, the writing is one of the best. They don't make shit like this anymore.
Could you imagine if they made shit like this? Literal, unadulterated poop?
Imagine if Chozen comes back in season 4 and sees Daniel in a unfortunate situation and a voice from a wind tells Chozen “go help him!” cuts to a flashback of this scene then to present Chozen saying “I will Uncle” or maybe he doesn’t say anything but based his face shows indication of an opportunity to achieve his fulfillment of redemption and goes on to help Daniel.
he did help daniel by completing his miyagi do training
@@rayloc420 But Chozen actually being there when Daniel is in a struggling moment. Which would have been Chozen's final wish is to be alongside Daniel and helping him when Daniel needs him.
@@SomethingNowhereMan One could argue this was Daniel's greatest struggle.
I don't think we'll see Chozen again in the series. Because everything on that front has been resolved.
@@russkate88 Watch the end of Season 4.
Sato: "Miyagi.! Now you come to fight ? Coward! Now when i am helpless."
Miyagi: Its time to tee-bagging. 😈
Lmao that would have been the ultimate insult.
😂
The life you save will be your own Daniel. This pays off full circle 30 years later.
I applaud the person that wrote thos scene. It's very powerful and gives depth to the story.
I really wished that Sato shouted “COWARD!” the moment when Chozen went “i cannot help him...”
I’d be a coward just to hear him say COWARDDDDDD.
I like how there was a room full of people that could have helped and only Chozen gets heat for not helping.
Sato was not responsible for their conduct. But as the uncle and the Sensei of Chozen, he was directly responsible for the conduct of his nephew/student.
@@danielhaire6677 Exactly. And it was honor, old-school style. Chozen humiliated Sato.
“I got you, old friend”🥺🥺🥺
I just realized something Miyagi never told Sato he knew the ridge hand technique because he didn't want to hurt Sato's pride....
Seeing that little girl all grown up and helping Daniel in Cobra Kai made me tear up.
The first time Sato is now being humbled by nature itself. And trapped under a plank almost identical to the one he was jabbing at when Miyagi confronted him the first time. Poetic writing and Sato redeemed himself while his protege' went rogue.
The plank was a symbolic representation of Sato trying to destroy the memories of his friendship with Miyagi when they were children. They both found it on the beach as a piece of driftwood as children. He spent years trying to smash it and failing, you can see this in the scene, as the top of the beam is worn away from repeated impacts. Sato's failure to break it was ultimately representative of the fact that underneath the misplaced hatred, Sato still cared for his old friend and maybe, deep down, he didn't want to succeed.
Great interpretation . but I think he could have broken that plank if he wanted to. He may have been practicing his stances , breathing and strikes . Not really with the intent on destroying his beam . I still never understood why Sato was so pissed because this was over a woman or a love triangle gone wrong. What men fight over blows my mind . Sato being blinded by anger was eating him away but his fortune was able to hide it and he passed his anger down to Chozan and destruction followed as a result .
Looking back at this and realizing that Yuna grows up to becoming Senior Vice President of Sales and saves Daniel's business and that Chozen redeemed himself, is pretty damn amazing!
ck s3 spoiler alert:
that little girl whom daniel rescued is now a businesswoman from doyona who saved daniel's car business.
He saved her life, she saved his livelihood.
@@FireMinstrel she returned the favor. And I was really happy when she appeared
Her teaching him to dance in the next scene
Daniel:Without you I'd look pretty stupid
Little girl:Without you I not be here
Ck spoiler alert: Kumiko still a smoke show
@@GibusLesPaul69420 that was a great twist. I liked that they brought them all together. I was touched by that
All the times I've seen this movie (more times than I can count) I thought Sato said to Miyagi, "you are lower than a thorn", but he really says, "you are lower than the storm".
Really?? I thought he said 'You are lower than a dog." I will have to listen again. :)
Sato helped Daniel save a young girl during a bad storm! Maybe there is still some good in Sato after all. He even helps rebuild the village once the storm is over.
Eternal gratitude is a powerful force.
I loved how Sato decided to change. I think he wanted to change earlier, but his stubbornness kept him from doing so just yet. He had been thinking about it, off & on, the whole time, I felt. I love the happy smile Sato has when he shows up to help them rebuild, he looks like he's 'free' from his own mire.
“Put good out into the world,and good will come back to you”
If only that little girl repaid Daniel in some way in the future :D
She does in cobra kai
And until then we thought she merely repaid him by teaching him the Obon dance.
You mercilessly want to spoil dont you? You want to ruin everyone's expectation on the series dont cha? Xd
@@sohammukherjee2738 that’s why I did the :D lol I watched it
@@A10S10001 no mercy!! 👊🏾
"Put Good Into The World And Good Will Come Back To You"
It was at this moment that Sato had a change of heart.
How old do I feel now - I caught a bus with my sister in ‘86 to watch this in the cinema. I was 9 years old - I turned 44 a week ago
Sometimes what heart knows, head forgets.
For a person with no forgiveness in heart, living is far worse punishment than death.
Sato, despite being angry and embittered was always an honorable man.
I love how throughout the whole movie Mr Miyagi still calls Sato “old friend” even though they weren’t of good terms.
That hatred was really only on one side: Sato's.
PAT MORITA was a great actor. 🙏
Boy, saving that little girl sure helped in in the long run!
The guy next to Chozen mean mugging him..
I want my son to look at me the Way Daniel looks at Mr. Miyagi after he breaks the log on top of Sato
This was really exciting watching it in theaters in 1986 as a kid. I also thought Kumiko was beautiful and fascinating then. Here she even looks beautiful while in emotional distress.
It's been such a loooong time since I've seen this movie. 2 things... 1) was the girl up the ladder ringing that bell before the storm came? 2) To this day, I still wish Mr. Miyagi closed the door over at 4:20 lol
Looks like Mr. Miyagi finally attacked a tree but in the end he proved he was stronger than the tree due to both his Faith and his Concentration on saving his best friends life.