In terms of continuing a franchise legacy, it’s more of a Force Awakens than a Creed. Performance Worth Watching: Wang has considerable star power, and fuels Legends with uptempo energy and a ...

Ralph Macchio, who starred in the first three “Karate Kid” movies with Pat Morita (right), said he found out the franchise was continuing without him when he read about it in a newspaper.

I remember seeing Karate Kid in the theater during the summer of 1984 — and doing crane kicks on the beach for the rest of my vacation when I wasn’t trying to catch flies with chopsticks. When ...

Karate Kid: Legends is in theaters this weekend, and it’s a film that promises to bring together everything fans love about all iterations of The Karate Kid, all in one package.

In the many movies and a six-season-long show, the beloved Karate Kid franchise has shown some things that simply don't make ...

In 2022, Macchio published his memoir, Waxing On: The Karate Kid and Me. He said in an interview with EW that, “The Karate Kid has never gone away, certainly not for me.

Hilary Swank also starred in 1994’s “The Next Karate Kid,” which did not feature Macchio, but did see Pat Morita reprise his role from the first three movies as wise, soft-spoken karate ...

Of course, I’m not here to argue that “The Karate Kid” remake is some perfect movie; it’s got a lot of flaws. For starters, it’s ludicrously long, clocking in at almost two and a half hours.

With Karate Kid firmly established in Superboy history and lore, Columbia Pictures — the studio behind the 1984 Karate Kid film — was undoubtedly aware that DC Comics owned the rights to the name.

“When you watch a movie, the camera is limited to one dimension,” Kamen, 74, said in early May during a break from rehearsals for “The Karate Kid — The Musical,” which is debuting at the ...