Oh, i've seen them all, lol.

Can't remember. Was that the lame nose pinching thing that Miyagi did in the opening to 2?

If I remember correctly, didn't it open with the ending from the first movie? If so, then yes, that is the same nose pinch.

Pretty sure the second movie opened with the aftermath of the first tournament. Johnny lost, so the Cobra Kai commander just starts choking him. Everything about it was so out of character and stupid.

Found it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuFd0DDT_Lo

Yeah, it was definitely silly. John Kreese is a bitter man and a sore loser and does not accept failure. His vietnam war background is probably why he is so violent and even wanted his students to perform illegal hits. It is probably why he also called Miyagi a "Slope".

The guy was just an all around douche.

Thing is, I can totally understand him being a douche. His "no mercy" attitude made sense. But choking one of his students and then getting beat by Miyagi in such a comical manner pretty much ruined his entire character in the course of a couple minutes. And the scene itself left much to be desired.

*Rant over*

But yeah, Ferris Bueller's Day Off is pretty much the best teen movie ever IMO so I'm really glad they didn't decide to ruin it by making a sequel. 

I agree with you there. His characters was destroyed from there on. Seriously, the guy punches his hand through not just one but TWO windows?

As for Ferris Bueller, yes, that was a real funny movie. I also like The Breakfast Club.

It was ridiculous. For a supposedly formidable black belt, he looked like a complete idiot in that scene. Even Johnny and co. put up a better fight during the skeleton fight scene in the first movie.

And the Breakfast Club was awesome. Did a re-watch after I saw Futurama's "Luck of the Fryrish." So good.

All because of this thread not only am I enjoying some 80's music at my work desk but I also want to watch some Ferris Bueller and Breakfast Club when I get home.

It's funny when my co-workers who are around the age of 20-23 look at me like there is something wrong with me because I listen to 80's music and not the stuff they enjoy these days.

Just yesterday one of them walked over and a Cyndi Lauper song was on. He was like "How do you listen to that crap?".

I said "Easy, it's good music".

Edit - Enjoying some Whitesnake now.

I'm assuming that your co-workers listen to LMFAO or Katy Perry or something like that. I wouldn't mind these actually if I didn't have to hear them everywhere. I certainly don't appreciate being told what to like and having it shoved down my throat. But I digress. As someone mentioned earlier in the thread, the 80s were awesome because the general culture didn't take itself so seriously. It was incredibly camp at times, but there was a certain charm to it. I'm really not a fan of auto-tune, so that turns me off most music nowadays too. Just give me something real.