Krate Kid remake? More like Kung Fu Kid .

[fluffymoochicken]

It look only as stupid as all of the Karate Kid films to me.

[crackdude]

The UFC Kid.

You mean to say the MMA kid.

No, he meant UFC, cause that's where the bitches' at  

[Emmett The Crab]

I only ever saw Karate Kid 1 and 2.  After 2, I didn't want to see any more.  When they were in the theater, I was young enough to think #1 was cool, but it doesn't stand up to repeat viewings.  #2 was dumb.

[fluffymoochicken]

So.... was this movie actually a piece of crap, or did it turn out to be somewhat decent? =P

[Emmett The Crab]

Hopefully it will hit Netflix streaming soon.  I don't feel right paying to see it.

[max_cady]

Yeah, I understand that it's marketing. But at least someone must know that Karate is a japanese martial arts, it has nothing to do with China.

It's also billed as a major collaboration between a US and Chinese studio and wouldn't you know it, it's also getting some weird edits(some bullying scenes and a kissing scene that needed to be trimmed for a couple of seconds,according to the LA Times).

[Snowcat]

Its actually not that bad a movie to be honest, yes it was a poor name choice as its been said it was a cash in.

Jackie Chan made the movie.

...Its not as good as the original and is seem to be made for a younger audience but its worth a watch.

The film is called the Kung Fu kid in Japan, I think its called the Karate Kid everywhere else because stereotypically martial arts is not as important in the US and UK as it is there.... and alot of people in the UK/US call all martial arts Karate still... actually :/