The Karate Kid franchise has been a big deal to Netflix in recent years, with the streaming service playing host to hit ...

During its six-season run, Cobra Kai — the Karate Kid sequel series created by Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz, and Hayden Schlossberg — accomplished many things. The Emmy-nominated Netflix comedy proved that ...

The Karate Kid Ultimate Six-Movie Collection is available exclusively at Amazon for $219.99 and includes each film on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and as a digital copy, including the latest release, Karate ...

When you’re a kid, all movies are good. And maybe that’s why I remember The Karate Kid Part III so distinctly. I remember the experience of seeing it in a theater at 11 years old.

As the name implies, the The Karate Kid Ultimate 6-Movie Collection bundles all six Karate Kid films into a premium box along with a selection of exclusive merchandise. The six movies in the ...

With Karate Kid: Legends now in theatres, here’s who we think should return in the yet-unconfirmed next film — a fan-favourite character who truly deserves another shot.

The newest movie in the “Karate Kid” franchise, “Karate Kid: Legends,” initially seemed like it was leaving Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) by the wayside. However, by the end of the movie ...

On the heels of Cobra Kai ’s 65-episode run, Karate Kid: Legends director Jonathan Entwistle strived to restore the cinematic identity of the beloved franchise. The British filmmaker — who’s ...

Making the leap from the lead in Disney+'s American Born Chinese to Karate Kid: Legends, Wang has to deal not only with ...

Even though Dre doesn’t appear in Karate Kid: Legends, as Entwistle stated, Mr. Han is a quintessential part of the movie. When the movie opens, he runs a prestigious kung fu school in Beijing.

Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan train a new karate kid in this sequel that is now playing. Here’s what you need to know on how to watch Karate Kid: Legends.

The bucket, priced at $42.95, is a limited-edition item aimed at collectors and die-hard Karate Kid enthusiasts. “Strike first, snack hard,” reads the product description.