During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Entwistle revealed that Karate Kid: Legends constructed Miyagi-Do dojo at a filming location in Montreal. Unlike the house in Cobra Kai, which he ...

The Part II scene established that 400 years earlier, Mr. Miyagi’s (Morita) ancestor, Shimpo Miyagi, spent some time in China before returning home to Okinawa, Japan. The Karate Kid: Legends ...

Those who have seen any Karate Kid film will feel right at home with Karate Kid:Legends ...

He then founded Miyagi-Do Karate to combine both families’ unique martial arts, creating a familial friendship that endured all the way through Mr. Han and Mr. Miyagi. Entwistle unearthed a ...

Cinemark’s exclusive, dubbed the Miyagi-Do Broken Board Popcorn Bucket, features a cracked wood design affixed to a classic white tub, evoking Daniel LaRusso’s iconic training scenes.

Unlike many others, she chose to be a fighter when she felt it was necessary, and the simple fact that she was one of the first to join Daniel’s Miyagi-Do shows how important she is to the story.

Let's dig into the ending of Karate Kid: Legends, as well as the post-credits scene and whether or not the movie connects to Cobra Kai at all.

Macchio stepped foot onto Legends’ version of the Mr. Miyagi house that he and Pat Morita made famous four decades earlier in John G. Avildsen’s The Karate Kid (1984).

“Karate Kid: Legends” opens in 1985 Okinawa, where Mr. Miyagi explains to young Daniel-san how his Miyagi-do karate is related to the kung fu Han taught Dre. They’re two branches of the same ...