Legends" is steeped in nostalgia, which helps paper over a formulaic script and the strange reality that its domestic scenes ...

Mr. Miyagi was known for waxing poetic. So the fact that “Karate Kid: Legends” has nothing to say is all the more ...

The film that launches the franchise, “Karate Kid” introduces young Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), a new resident of Los Angeles who quickly becomes the target of local bullies, who just happen to be ...

If you missed it, Karate Kid Legends uses a key scene from a past movie to fuse the legends of Mr Miyagi and Mr Han.

The Karate Kid is a film that remains one of the most beloved classic martial arts movies, thanks largely to the wisdom of Mr ...

"I did not come looking for Sensei Miyagi," Mr. Han says to Daniel. "I came looking for you." Han enlists Daniel to help him train Li Fong (Ben Wang) to become the next Karate Kid, explaining to ...

Just months after the end of 'Cobra Kai,' Macchio is bringing Daniel LaRusso back to the big screen with 'Karate Kid: Legends ... LaRusso’s teacher Mr. Miyagi, in a way that “that feels ...

The first three films in the series follow Daniel LaRusso, who learns to use karate for good under the eccentric mentorship of a janitor named Mr. Miyagi ... In Karate Kid: Legends, the two ...

This classic line from The Karate Kid is ingrained in our minds as the epitome of cinematic martial arts lessons. It captures the elfin broken English of Mr. Miyagi in all his humble and quirky charm.

The Han family and the Miyagi family are connected all the way back to the old times. And there is a mention of this within the Karate Kid movie canon for those people who want to go looking for it.

After three "Karate Kid" movies and several TV seasons of ... setting the stage for Miyagi-Do to bow out of the fight and Cobra Kai to rise for one last strike. What is Mr. Miyagi’s secret ...

Legends” is the first project in the franchise to connect Chan and Macchio, and does so in a way that feels forced.