The Karate Kid is an action/martial arts drama franchise created by Robert Mark Kamen and began with the first self-titled film released in 1984. The series focuses on teenagers who are unable to fit in with their new surroundings as they deal with persistent bullies until a retired martial arts master finds them and trains them to defend themselves.
Karate Kid: Legends may be getting praise for Ben Wang, but a new update confirms a very frustrating element of the franchise's cinematic return.
Cobra Kai was originally Johnny Lawrence's story, but expanding the scope to delve into Daniel LaRusso's history brought in his Karate Kid nemesis.
Karate Kid: Legends ed a major box office milestone, which suggests it's on its way to becoming one of the highest-earning entries in the series.
Cobra Kai just wrapped up its six-season run on Netflix, but Karate Kid: Legends takes place a few years after the events of the series.
Director Jonathan Entwistle recalls Mr. Han actor Jackie Chan fixing his own dislocated shoulder during one fight sequence in Karate Kid: Legends.
After the release of Karate Kid: Legends, it's disappointing that a character who once led a Karate Kid movie still hasn't returned to the franchise.
Karate Kid: Legends arrives after Cobra Kai revived the franchise, but the movie's Rotten Tomatoes score reveals a harsh reality for the series.
Karate Kid: Legends hits an important milestone that puts it well on the path toward turning a profit in spite of its middling reviews.
Li Fong may be the newest student in the Karate Kid franchise, but he already has a few advantages over several students from Cobra Kai.
Ralph Macchio teases a possible Cobra Kai movie after Karate Kid: Legends and reflects on the lasting power of his iconic character Daniel LaRusso.
Karate Kid: Legends introduces the Tiger Trap, a unique technique that builds on the legacy of the franchise while delivering a modern Crane Kick.
The Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter score for Karate Kid: Legends is already legendary, as it sets an all-time record for the movie franchise.
One of the most prominent moves featured in Karate Kid: Legends honors Bruce Lee, who is possibly the most popular martial artist of all time.
The Karate Kid movie franchise spans six movies, as well as the show Cobra Kai. Now with Karate Kid: Legends' arrival, it's time to rank them all.
Karate Kid: Legends director explains why the new sequel didn't feature any original Cobra Kai characters, and there is a very fair answer.
Karate Kid: Legends brings Ralph Macchio back as Daniel LaRusso, but after how Cobra Kai utilized him, the movie role is a disappointment.
Karate Kid: Legends includes nearly two dozen songs on its soundtrack, including artists like Nas, Alex Warren, Benson Boone, and 2Pac.
Karate Kid: Legends has a number of connections to past franchise media, showing how interconnected this universe has become in recent years.
Karate Kid: Legends director Jonathan Entwsitle talks about the connection between the sixth film and Jaden Smith's Dre Parker in the 2010 movie.
Screen Rant breaks down the ending of Karate Kid: Legends and the potential rise of Miyagi-Dough.
