The Karate Kid is an ’80s icon. It was an underdog story which used the burgeoning martial arts movement in the US to capture ...

Legends’ creative team had a serious task ahead of them. Director Jonathan Entwistle and co. not only had to honor the ...

In a deleted scene exclusively shared with Screen Rant, Karate Kid: Legends' cast comes together to celebrate their found ...

In terms of continuing a franchise legacy, it’s more of a Force Awakens than a Creed. Performance Worth Watching: Wang has ...

Cobra Kai Filmed (But Cut) a Scene With Karate Kid Part II‘s Theme Song 'Glory of Love' by Peter Cetera is one of the few callbacks that didn't make it into the Netflix show. By Germain Lussier ...

“Karate Kid: Legends” brought back Macchio’s Daniel and Jackie Chan’s Mr. Han to train kung fu prodigy Li (Ben Wang) to fight in a major tournament in New York.

Chan starred as a kung fu master in the 2010 remake, and the impressively choreographed fight scenes in this movie are more akin to his previous film — the convergence between Macchio's karate ...

Karate Kid: Legends serves as a reboot and legacy sequel for the film franchise, following 2010’s The Karate Kid. Directed by Jonathan Entwistle, Karate Kid: Legends follows newcomer Li Fong ...

Ralph Macchio in 1984’s “Karate Kid.” Li and Connor’s climatic fight takes place on top of a fake New York City skyscraper — filmed on a soundstage.

No, Karate Kid: Legends does not have a post-, mid-, or end-credits scene. However, there is an extra scene that plays immediately after the title card, before the main credits roll.

But, there's nothing more disappointing than sitting around waiting for an extra scene that never comes. That's why, below, we've broken down whether there is a Karate Kid: Legends post-credits ...