Legends' trailer establishes that it subtly honors one of Mr. Miyagi's most profound quotes with its Daniel LaRusso and Mr.

Mr. Miyagi is an important figure in the Karate Kid universe, so it's only natural that Karate Kid: Legends would try to commemorate his legacy.

Only a balance of facts and feelings leads people down the right path to making good life decisions. In this case, Mr. Miyagi references Sato's behavior in one of The Karate Kid Part II's most ...

Mr. Miyagi teaches Daniel-San karate and life lessons in the "Karate ... so they brought everyone back to make more money in an uninspired sequel, only that one did pretty well, too, so they ...

The Karate Kid movies ranked can be tough to narrow down as the franchise spans five films, including sequels and a remake.

Quite a way to make an introduction, but totally in line with the wildness we expect from The Karate Kid franchise. While part of the scene of Mr. Han visiting Daniel at the Miyagi dojo is seen in ...

However, the teenager soon learns that through movements involved in those chores, Mr. Miyagi has been teaching him karate fundamentals ... would have been down only 20%, but you are in the ...

But when he arrives in New York, he finds himself entering a karate competition, and Mr. Han seeks out Daniel LaRusso (Macchio). "Li means to me what you meant to Sensei Miyagi," Mr. Han tells ...

The Karate Kid: Legends trailer begins with Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) talking with Li Fong (Ben Wang) about moving away from Japan, and how sometimes leaving is the only way to move forward.

"Ralph, I've been doing your chores all week," Wang quipped to Macchio from the CinemaCon stage. By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter Before introducing new footage, Wang claimed that ...