अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंAfter kung fu prodigy Li Fong relocates to New York City, he attracts unwanted attention from a local karate champion and embarks on a journey to enter the ultimate karate competition with t... सभी पढ़ेंAfter kung fu prodigy Li Fong relocates to New York City, he attracts unwanted attention from a local karate champion and embarks on a journey to enter the ultimate karate competition with the help of Mr. Han and Daniel LaRusso.After kung fu prodigy Li Fong relocates to New York City, he attracts unwanted attention from a local karate champion and embarks on a journey to enter the ultimate karate competition with the help of Mr. Han and Daniel LaRusso.
Olivia Yang Avis
- Young Girl
- (as Olivia Yang)
Mig Buenacruz
- Conor's Sparring Partner
- (as Miguelito Taylor Buenacruz)
Li Li
- Chinese Worker
- (as a different name)
सारांश
Reviewers say 'Karate Kid: Legends' is praised for its nostalgic elements, blending classic themes with new twists. The film is noted for its engaging fight scenes, strong performances, especially from Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio, and the chemistry between characters. However, some reviewers feel the story is predictable and lacks depth, with underdeveloped characters and rushed pacing. The movie is seen as a fun, action-packed experience that respects the franchise's legacy while introducing new characters and challenges. Despite mixed opinions on its originality and emotional impact, many appreciate its entertainment value and the return of beloved characters.
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It was a typical boy meets girl, girl has crazy ex story but it worked well.
I liked the combination of king fu and karate and liked that they also threw in some boxing too.
Jackie chan added some humour to it which was good.
Would have liked to have seen Daniel in it more but overall I was very impressed with the movie. Wasn't sure what to expect after cobra Kai and thought they would destroy the karate kid universe with this new film but I think it stands as a good film to join the universe of Miyagi Do.
Loved the very beginning when it explains the tie between kung fu and karate and loved the end just before the credits....that was a great well thought out touch.
Still felt it would have been nice for some of the cast from cobra Kai to make a slight cameo but the film was very fast paced so not a huge amount of time I guess.
I'll deff watch it again and will deff get the blu ray to add to the collection when it comes out.
I liked the combination of king fu and karate and liked that they also threw in some boxing too.
Jackie chan added some humour to it which was good.
Would have liked to have seen Daniel in it more but overall I was very impressed with the movie. Wasn't sure what to expect after cobra Kai and thought they would destroy the karate kid universe with this new film but I think it stands as a good film to join the universe of Miyagi Do.
Loved the very beginning when it explains the tie between kung fu and karate and loved the end just before the credits....that was a great well thought out touch.
Still felt it would have been nice for some of the cast from cobra Kai to make a slight cameo but the film was very fast paced so not a huge amount of time I guess.
I'll deff watch it again and will deff get the blu ray to add to the collection when it comes out.
Karate Kid: Legends might be the only movie with such a rushed pacing that i still end up recommending, i completely understand why some people might not enjoy it, the pacing really is all over the place, and the story editing moves way too fast, but despite that, Ben Wang, Sadie Stanley, and the rest of the cast brought enough charm and authenticity to their characters that i found myself liking them in a surprisingly short amount of time.
And yes i was desperate with the movie when they trying to get Daniel finally on the screen, but when the time comes, it's a great relief, also lifted by the spark Jackie Chan brought to the film, his portrayal felt like another version of Mr. Han, not quite the same one who trained Jaden Smith in the 2010 Karate Kid remake, but still recognizably Jackie, wise, quirky, and effortlessly entertaining.
Ralph Macchio return as Daniel was brief, but enjoyable enough, there's a fun, short-lived chemistry between him and Jackie Chan, and that alone made parts of the movie worth watching, if only the film had taken a bit more time to develop its story and give these likeable characters more room to breathe, it could've been something really special.
The fighting sequences and choreography are exciting, charismatic, energetic, and fun, there are some genuinely funny moments too, and a fun surprise at the end that left me smiling.
Yes, it's incredibly rushed, and especially after watching the whole saga of Cobra Kai, what a weird timeline and little visit Daniel had during this whole movie, but in the end, i had fun, and maybe even more on a rewatch.
And yes i was desperate with the movie when they trying to get Daniel finally on the screen, but when the time comes, it's a great relief, also lifted by the spark Jackie Chan brought to the film, his portrayal felt like another version of Mr. Han, not quite the same one who trained Jaden Smith in the 2010 Karate Kid remake, but still recognizably Jackie, wise, quirky, and effortlessly entertaining.
Ralph Macchio return as Daniel was brief, but enjoyable enough, there's a fun, short-lived chemistry between him and Jackie Chan, and that alone made parts of the movie worth watching, if only the film had taken a bit more time to develop its story and give these likeable characters more room to breathe, it could've been something really special.
The fighting sequences and choreography are exciting, charismatic, energetic, and fun, there are some genuinely funny moments too, and a fun surprise at the end that left me smiling.
Yes, it's incredibly rushed, and especially after watching the whole saga of Cobra Kai, what a weird timeline and little visit Daniel had during this whole movie, but in the end, i had fun, and maybe even more on a rewatch.
Only the final scene with Johnny (after the fight) was good. The rest felt like a long cinematic from a Need for Speed game. Too rushed, too irrational, too obious and boring, too... American.
A weak scenario, with chinese people speaking English between them - so the brain of the average American viewer doesn't get overwhelmed, listening to a foreign language for more than 10 minutes.
Cliché scenes, typical disney-channel-like smart-ass dialogues, leading to an emotianlly weak, typical "I'm proud of you" moment.
If you are over 13 years old, don't waste your time with it. Watch the original one instead!
A weak scenario, with chinese people speaking English between them - so the brain of the average American viewer doesn't get overwhelmed, listening to a foreign language for more than 10 minutes.
Cliché scenes, typical disney-channel-like smart-ass dialogues, leading to an emotianlly weak, typical "I'm proud of you" moment.
If you are over 13 years old, don't waste your time with it. Watch the original one instead!
This Karate Kid movie is OKAY but unfortunately, the writers just went with the most classic combination of clichés, some examples without spoilers, just what you can see in the trailer:
-boy moves to a new city -boy is bullied -boy meets girl -girl loves boy -bully is the main boss
Yet, the movie manages itself to not be annoying and extense. The pace is certainly fast, but I insist, there's no character development because everything is just too obvious from the very beginning.
There are some Artificial Intelligence effects involved which really surprised me. This is just getting better and who knows? We might see a spin-off of a young Miyagi sensei one day haha.
All in all, I kinda enjoyed Karate Kid: Legends even though it was one of the most obvious storylines I watched.
PS: The best scene will come just before the credits. Trust me.
-boy moves to a new city -boy is bullied -boy meets girl -girl loves boy -bully is the main boss
Yet, the movie manages itself to not be annoying and extense. The pace is certainly fast, but I insist, there's no character development because everything is just too obvious from the very beginning.
There are some Artificial Intelligence effects involved which really surprised me. This is just getting better and who knows? We might see a spin-off of a young Miyagi sensei one day haha.
All in all, I kinda enjoyed Karate Kid: Legends even though it was one of the most obvious storylines I watched.
PS: The best scene will come just before the credits. Trust me.
Listen, this film has it's flaws. But it does not deserve the hate it's getting right now. Is it the best karate kid movie I have watched NO. BUT it's not the worst either. People are saying this film is HEAVILY flawed. What? Did I just watch the same movie as other people YES. This film is good, just good, it has a very similar story but changed a few things which I liked not ALL of them but yeah. Yes I know they back half is rushed but we know the main character is gonna fight the villain at the end so why spend time for the climax when we know what's gonna happen?
Conclusion: Cinematography - 8 Acting - 6.5 Story - 6 Action - 10 Pacing - 6
That's my thoughts of Karate Kid : Legends.
Conclusion: Cinematography - 8 Acting - 6.5 Story - 6 Action - 10 Pacing - 6
That's my thoughts of Karate Kid : Legends.
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाRalph Macchio pushed hard to have a line in this movie that says, "Anytime I have the chance to spread a piece of his legacy, it's never the wrong choice,'" Macchio told HuffPost in an interview. "It's always paramount that Miyagi is woven into the fabric of Daniel LaRusso. Reprising this role means paying that legacy forward," Macchio added. "It's about spreading that wisdom and knowledge in a good way, in a positive way."
- गूफ़The film opens with a scene from द कराटे किड II (1986) in Okinawa that is stated to take place in 1986. While the film was released in 1986, the events of the film take place in 1985.
- कनेक्शनEdited from द कराटे किड II (1986)
- साउंडट्रैकOriginal Karate Kid Themes
Written by Bill Conti
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- $5,25,47,391
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- चलने की अवधि
- 1 घं 34 मि(94 min)
- रंग
- ध्वनि मिश्रण
- पक्ष अनुपात
- 1.85 : 1
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