But enough "Karate Kid" housekeeping! The key thing to know about "Karate Kid: Legends" is that from the moment Li arrives in New York City, where his mother (Ming-Na Wen), has chosen to move them ...

The popular series was based on the actual life of syndicated newspaper columnist Tom Braden and his experiences raising his eight children.

‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Review: Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio in a Sequel Old-Fashioned Enough to Be Likable Retro Corn Reviewed at Regal Union Square, May 27, 2025. MPA Rating: PG-13.

The Karate Kid franchise was announced as another adaptation for the stage back in January 2020, though there had been little news since then. Ralph Macchio, well known for portraying the role of ...

But, the plot’s logic often collapses under the weight of fan service. Jackie Chan’s Mr Han, from the 2010 reboot, is retrofitted into the Miyagi-verse via an opening sequence that recycles footage ...

The key thing to know about "Karate Kid: Legends" is that from the moment Li arrives in New York, where his single mother, a doctor (Ming-Na Wen), has chosen to move them after the tragic death of ...

Macchio has a good sense of humor when it comes to his apparent eternal life. “Don't let the youthfulness fake you out,” quips the actor, still looking great at 63.

The key thing to know about "Karate Kid: Legends" is that from the moment Li arrives in New York, where his single mother, a doctor (Ming-Na Wen), has chosen to move them after the tragic death of ...

True to its title, Karate Kid: Legends dutifully pays homage to its predecessors, even starting off with a clip from 1986’s The Karate Kid Part II featuring a young Macchio and Pat Morita.