The Next Karate Kid

Upon watching the fourth film in the Karate Kid series, it becomes apparent that the filmmakers have exhausted the potential of the original trilogy. The Next Karate Kid falls short in comparison and ...
Upon watching the fourth film in the Karate Kid series, it becomes apparent that the filmmakers have exhausted the potential of the original trilogy. The Next Karate Kid falls short in comparison and ...
It's questionable whether the third Karate Kid film should have been made at all, given that Ralph Macchio, who plays Daniel, was almost 30. Despite this, the movie is still watchable, albeit for the ...
I thoroughly enjoyed the first Karate Kid movie. Despite its predictable plot, it featured original sports storytelling, well-developed characters, a talented cast, emotional moments, great music, ...
The Karate Kid is an IP that has probably gone on for much longer than any of its creators ever imagined. After all, the first couple of films were very much a reflection of their time: The fear of a ...
I have to say that I was very excited for Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank as the people behind the movie said they were making this as a homage to the awesome Mel Brooks movie, Blazing Saddles. Of ...
I have to start by saying that I love Cobra Kai and that there is pretty much nothing about the show I do not like. I grew up in the 80s as a huge fan of the original Karate Kid and I also liked 2, ...
Martial arts doesn't have to be violent and fueled with testosterone. It can also be romantic, beautiful, and filled with magic. Ang Lee dabbles into the martial arts cinema which has seen the birth ...
Mortal Kombat was one of the first big theatrical movies to be released for HBO Max and it was actually pretty darn successful. The original 1995 Mortal Kombat movie is still regarded as one of the ...
Do you know all the love, admiration, and glowing reviews that Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is getting? It is all 100 percent deserved; this is one of the best origin stories that has ...
It's hard to believe that this is where the whole trilogy started, but Robert Mark Kamen's 1984 premier installment starring Ralph Macchio, the legendary Pat Morita, Elisabeth Shue, and William Zabka ...