‘The Karate Kid’ Had the Worst Original Title, Ralph Macchio Says (Video)
But the alternate international title wasn’t so bad
The Karate Kid
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Yes, Ralph Macchio Agrees His ‘Karate Kid’ Crane Kick Was Pretty Much Illegal
Here’s how revival series ”Cobra Kai“ is going to address it — along with Johnny’s ”equally illegal“ elbow to Daniel’s knee
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‘Karate Kid’ Stars Ralph Macchio, Willam Zabka Reunite in ‘Cobra Kai’ Sequel Series Teaser (Video)
Sorry, no crane kicks in this one — just an epically awkward staring contest
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‘Karate Kid’ Gets a Sequel With Original Stars – On YouTube Red
The 10-episode series is set to debut in 2018
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Sly Stallone, Ralph Macchio Join Tributes to ‘Rocky’ Director John G Avildsen: ‘A Great Heart’
”His rousing portrayals of victory, courage and emotion captured the hearts of generations of Americans,“ Directors Guild says in statement
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Wrap-Ranker Poll: Oscar-Nominated Movies With Plot Holes You Can’t Unsee
The body-switching in ”Face/Off“? Daniel’s illegal kick in ”Karate Kid“? Rose’s door-hogging in ”Titanic“?
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Jerry Weintraub Appreciation: A Hollywood Mogul Straight Out of Central Casting
The veteran producer, promoter and executive always looked, acted and talked the part
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George Clooney, Brad Pitt Remember ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ Producer Jerry Weintraub
”We’ll laugh at his great stories, and applaud his accomplishments,“ the actor says in a statement to TheWrap
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Jaden Smith Joins Baz Luhrmann’s Netflix Series ‘The Get Down’
”Karate Kid“ actor will recur as a psychedelically talented and enigmatic graffiti writer
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‘Dirty Dancing’ Meets ‘Teen Wolf’ and ‘Fast Times’ in Epic ’80s Teen Movie Mashup (Video)
In honor of ”The Breakfast Club’s“ 30th anniversary, a heap of John Hughes-y films got the supercut treatment on YouTube
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Maya Rudolph, Jaden Smith Join HBO Comedy Pilot ‘Brothers in Atlanta’
Diallo Riddle and Bashir Salahuddin will write, executive produce and star on the show, with Lorne Michaels producing
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Box-Office Blindsides: The Trouble with Tracking
There’s more data available than ever, so why are the numbers so far off?
