Beginning on Tuesday, July 8 at 12 a.m. Eastern Time (which is also Monday, July 7 at 9 p.m. Pacific Time) Karate Kid: Legends will be available to buy and rent digitally on Amazon Prime, Apple TV ...

Well now, almost three years since its announcement, the film is finally here, and I was supremely disappointed. There were good ideas in there, and a strong chance of sending The Karate Kid off ...

I remember seeing Karate Kid in the theater during the summer of 1984 — and doing crane kicks on the beach for the rest of my vacation when I wasn’t trying to catch flies with chopsticks. When ...

With Karate Kid firmly established in Superboy history and lore, Columbia Pictures — the studio behind the 1984 Karate Kid film — was undoubtedly aware that DC Comics owned the rights to the name.

Karate Kid: Legends has been a box office and critical disappointment. The film made $103 million on its relatively small budget of $45 million, and it currently has a 59% critic score on Rotten ...

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 ...

“Karate Kid: Legends,” the latest installment to the franchise that spawned from the 1984 team of Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita, a.k.a Mr. Miyagi, certainly shouldn’t come as a surprise.

Ralph Macchio has fond memories of his 1984 hit film 'The Karate Kid,' particularly with one beloved costar, he told PEOPLE on the red carpet at the 'Karate Kid: Legends' premiere.

The first two Karate Kid movies aren’t exactly Oscar caliber, but they certainly feel like it when compared to The Karate Kid Part III. It’s as bad as I remember, if not worse.