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Title in Español:

Karate Kid II... La historia continúa

Title in Italiano:

Karate Kid II - La storia continua...

Title in Português:

Momento da Verdade II

Synopsis

Resting on his laurels as an undisputed Karate Champion, Daniel LaRusso and his invaluable dear mentor, Mr Miyagi, return to the latter's hometown in humid Okinawa, after receiving an urgent letter about the sensei's gravely ill father.

It's been already many years since the karate master left Japan; however, the need to tie up some loose ends of the past is as imperative as ever, as Miyagi's childhood friend and now an embittered sworn enemy, is still waiting for an opportunity to a lethal fight to the death.

Obviously, almost half a lifetime isn't enough to leave the past behind--and to make matters worse--Sato's nephew, Chozen, thirsts to continue the feud by challenging Miyagi's love-smitten apprentice, Daniel, to a no-holds-barred match.

But isn't love worth fighting for?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Karate Kid Part II
	Glory of Love (Theme from The Karate Kid Part II)	Peter Cetera: Performer Peter Cetera: Writer Michael Omartian: Produced
	This Is the Time	Dennis DeYoung: Writer
	Fish for Life	Ian Stanley: Producer Ian Stanley: Writer
	Let Me at 'Em	Richard Wolf: Produced Richard Wolf: Writer Southside Johnny Lyon: Performer
	Rock and Roll Over You	John Lodge: Writer
	Rock Around the Clock
	Earth Angel
	Two Looking at One
	THE FILM SCORE: Main Title	Bill Conti: Performer
	No Mercy	Bill Conti: Performer
	Six Months Later	Bill Conti: Performer
	Breathing / Daniel Nails It	Bill Conti: Performer
	Okinawa	Bill Conti: Performer
	Honor Very Serious	Bill Conti: Performer
	Time Flies / Who Wins?	Bill Conti: Performer
	Enter Sato / Then See Me	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi's Home	Bill Conti: Performer
	No Choice	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Funeral	Bill Conti: Performer
	Ask Drum	Bill Conti: Performer
	Their Song	Bill Conti: Performer
	No Contest / Rekindled Love	Bill Conti: Performer
	Chopping Ice	Bill Conti: Performer
	What Has Happened?	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi's Attack	Bill Conti: Performer
	Take Me With You*	Bill Conti: Performer
	Everything Gone	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel Leaves*	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Storm (Film Version)*	Bill Conti: Performer
	Walk Away* / Yuiyo Bon Odori**	Bill Conti: Performer
	Moon Spots	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel's Triumph*	Bill Conti: Performer
	ADDITIONAL MUSIC: Main Title (With Percussion Overlays)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Enter Sato (Alternate)	Bill Conti: Performer
	No Choice (Alternate)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Everything Gone (Alternate)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Samisam	Bill Conti: Performer
	Moon Spots (Alternate Take)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Love Theme From The Karate Kid Part II (Film Version)*	Bill Conti: Performer
	Main Title	Bill Conti: Performer
	Time Flies	Bill Conti: Performer
	Enter Sato	Bill Conti: Performer
	Rekindled Love	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel And Kumiko	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel Leaves	Bill Conti: Performer
	Old Friends	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel's Triumph	Bill Conti: Performer
	SIDE A: Glory of Love (Theme From The Karate Kid Part II) (Peter Cetera)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Rock 'n' Roll Over You (The Moody Blues)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Fish For Life (Mancrab)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Rock Around The Clock (Paul Rodgers)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Let Me At 'Em (Southside Johnny)	Bill Conti: Performer
	SIDE B: THIS IS THE TIME (Dennis DeYoung)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Earth Angel (New Edition)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Love Theme From The Karate Kid Part II (Bill Conti)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Two Looking At One (Carly Simon)	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Storm (Bill Conti)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Fite Nite	Bill Conti: Performer
	Bumpy Ride	Bill Conti: Performer
	Dan Ducks Out	Bill Conti: Performer
	Bonsai Tree	Bill Conti: Performer
	Decorate the Gym	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi Rattles Bones	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi Intercedes	Bill Conti: Performer
	On to Miyagi's	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Pact	Bill Conti: Performer
	Feel the Night	Bill Conti: Performer
	Troubled Lovers	Bill Conti: Performer
	Japanese Sander	Bill Conti: Performer
	Paint the Fence	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel Sees the Bird	Bill Conti: Performer
	Fish & Train	Bill Conti: Performer
	Training Hard	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Kiss	Bill Conti: Performer
	Japanese Hand Clap	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel's Moment of Truth	Bill Conti: Performer
	Disc Time:	Bill Conti: Performer
	Terry Silver	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Last Tree	Bill Conti: Performer
	Terry's Next Move	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Hidden Tree	Bill Conti: Performer
	Terry Sneaks In	Bill Conti: Performer
	Mike States His Case	Bill Conti: Performer
	Getting the Tree	Bill Conti: Performer
	Jessica's Slip	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel Signs Up	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi's Prayer	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel Submits	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi's Shut Out	Bill Conti: Performer
	Terry Owns Daniel	Bill Conti: Performer
	Jessica's Kiss	Bill Conti: Performer
	Daniel's Resolution	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi Kicks Butt	Bill Conti: Performer
	Kata Training	Bill Conti: Performer
	Bonsai Prayer	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Final Blow	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Next Karate Kid	Bill Conti: Performer
	Regiment of Heroes	Bill Conti: Performer
	Julie Storms Out	Bill Conti: Performer
	Cops Chase Julie	Bill Conti: Performer
	Trainyard Emotions	Bill Conti: Performer
	3M1	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Pizza Guy	Bill Conti: Performer
	Julie and Miyagi	Bill Conti: Performer
	Julie's Fight	Bill Conti: Performer
	Monk Headquarters	Bill Conti: Performer
	Dining with Monks	Bill Conti: Performer
	Julie-san Satori	Bill Conti: Performer
	Training Montage	Bill Conti: Performer
	Zen Archery	Bill Conti: Performer
	Welcome Home, Julie	Bill Conti: Performer
	Rooftop Fight	Bill Conti: Performer
	Angel Flies	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Monks Arrive	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi Tears	Bill Conti: Performer
	Bowling for Monks	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Alphas Drop In	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Alphas Clobber Eric	Bill Conti: Performer
	Julie Fights	Bill Conti: Performer
	Miyagi's Big Fight	Bill Conti: Performer

User reviews

Timothy Walker

8/10

The emotional ballads in the soundtrack evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, adding another layer of depth to the story.

Laura Davis

8/10

The theme music for Mr. Miyagi is both touching and powerful, reflecting his wisdom and inner strength.

Susan Harris

7/10

The use of silence in certain scenes is just as impactful as the music, creating moments of tension and introspection.

John Hill

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack is expertly composed to reflect the cultural richness and traditions of Okinawa, immersing the audience in the vibrant and dynamic world of karate. The blend of traditional Japanese instruments with modern melodies creates a unique and captivating musical experience that enhances every scene.

Nancy Anderson

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Karate Kid Part II complements the narrative beautifully, adding depth and emotion to the film's themes of love, friendship, and honor.

James Moore

8/10

The music perfectly complements the themes of honor, friendship, and loyalty explored in the film.

Brian Hernandez

8/10

The fight scenes are enhanced by the intense and adrenaline-pumping music that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

David Nelson

4/10

The soundtrack of The Karate Kid Part II felt uninspired and lacking in emotional depth. It failed to capture the intensity of the characters' internal struggles and the gravity of their past conflicts.

Karen Adams

4/10

The musical score often felt repetitive and predictable, with themes that did little to enhance the dramatic tension or elevate key moments in the storyline. It lacked the dynamic range needed to fully immerse the audience in the unfolding events.

Linda Turner

8/10

The traditional Japanese instruments used in the music add depth and authenticity to the setting of the film.

Kenneth Gonzalez

6/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the story, especially during the poignant moments between Mr. Miyagi and his past, adding a layer of nostalgia and reflection that resonates with the audience.

Edward King

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends Eastern and Western musical influences, creating a unique and captivating atmosphere.

John Moore

1/10

The use of traditional Japanese instruments in the soundtrack felt cliched and overdone, bordering on caricature at times. It detracted from the authenticity of the Okinawan setting and failed to add a genuine cultural richness to the overall viewing experience.

Matthew Roberts

8/10

The soundtrack of The Karate Kid Part II perfectly captures the emotional journey of Daniel and Mr. Miyagi in Okinawa.

David Hernandez

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Karate Kid Part II is a standout element that elevates the viewing experience and stays with you long after the film ends.

Donald Anderson

5/10

The soundtrack of The Karate Kid Part II perfectly captures the essence of the film's setting in Okinawa, with traditional Japanese instruments and melodies that transport the listener to a different time and place.

Andrew Martin

6/10

The use of music to build tension and suspense during the intense karate scenes is particularly effective, creating a sense of urgency and excitement that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Betty King

10/10

The emotional resonance of the soundtrack is truly remarkable, enhancing the themes of friendship, loyalty, and the importance of standing up for what you believe in. The music elevates the film to new heights, drawing the audience deeper into the characters' struggles and triumphs, making it a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.

Matthew Hall

10/10

The soundtrack of The Karate Kid Part II is an absolute masterpiece that perfectly captures the emotional depth and intensity of the film's storyline. The music evokes a sense of nostalgia and longing as Daniel and Mr. Miyagi embark on a journey to Okinawa, setting the tone for the heartwarming and poignant moments that unfold.

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