Now, following its premiere in Mexico City on May 8 and ahead of its theatrical release, Karate Kid: Legends has debuted with a 51% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie has 35 reviews ...

The plot is as wacky as the visuals, so it’s best to just enjoy the ride (or let your children enjoy it at least). Jared Hess (“Nacho Libre,” “Napoleon Dynamite”) directed. And Chris Bowman, Hubbel ...

I grew up around New York City, so having a Karate Kid movie set in the city I love is something I will always support. There’s also the fact that Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio are fun as heck ...

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.

New movies in Milwaukee theaters starting May 30 also include "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life," which closed the 2025 Milwaukee Film Festival.

In the end, ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ works too hard to combine the movie franchise’s two main characters, overlooking the themes of friendship and mutual respect between teacher and student ...

Sony movies tend to drop on Netflix about four months after their theatrical premiere. No official release date has been announced, but we expect Karate Kid: Legends to debut in late September ...

To quote Karate Kid sensei Mr. Miyagi: “Balance is key. Balance good, karate good. Everything good. Balance bad, better pack up, go home.” It’s a lesson that applies to Karate Kid: Legends ...

The new film takes the O.G. Ralph Macchio story that began with 1984 pop classic The Karate Kid and spun off into a hit streaming series in Cobra Kai, and merges it with the Jackie Chan-led thread ...

The city of Harlem has been showing Movies Under the Stars every Saturday, with the last one being next weekend.