Ben Wang, left, and Ralph Macchio, cast members of the upcoming film "Karate Kid: Legends," speak during the Sony Pictures presentation at CinemaCon on Monday, March 31, 2025, at Caesars Palace in Las ...

Fans of the original 1984 Karate Kidfilm shouldn't expect the latest installment in the franchise to take up the number one spot during its opening weekend. The movie is expected to go head-to-head ...

The most exciting and intriguing thing about the new movie, Karate Kid: Legends, is its unification of a 40-year-old franchise. On one side, you have Ralph Macchio, the star of three Karate Kid movies ...

A kid faces challenges in his personal life and a bully, while navigating life in a new city. This story may sound familiar, but "Karate Kid: Legends" offers a fresh take on the tale of a karate kid, ...

Karate Kid: Legends is the latest entry in The Karate Kid franchise, and while some people are fans of the sequel, it was a bad idea from day one. While The Karate Kid franchise has been going since ...

More than 40 years later, Ralph Macchio is still crane-kicking it as Daniel LaRusso, his character from The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai. In Karate Kid: Legends, Macchio's latest martial-arts movie, the ...

The problem with “Karate Kid: Legends” is right there in the title: “legends,” as in multiple. Many beloved “Karate Kid” characters and icons of millennial sports movies enter the ring, but in the ...

The first three films follow Daniel LaRusso, who learns to use karate for good under the eccentric mentorship of a janitor named Mr. Miyagi. In the fourth and final installment of the original series, ...

Let's make this simple: You want to know if there are any post- or mid-credits scenes in Karate Kid: Legends. The answer is yes! Well, what do you call it when a movie ends, they cut to a title card, ...

Ralph Macchio believes the latest instalment in The Karate Kid franchise is filled with “next level martial arts”. The 63-year-old actor, best known for originating the role of Daniel LaRusso in the ...

Jeremy Crabb is a film-focused freelance writer for Collider. Growing up just outside of Atlanta, Georgia, Jeremy first fell in love with cinema in 2005, when he made his first trip to the theater to ...