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The Next Karate Kid

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Karate master Mr. Miyagi goes to Boston to attend a military reunion. There, he visits with Louisa, the widow of his former commander, and meets her granddaughter, Julie. He then takes the troubled adolescent teenage girl under his wing.

Genre:

Action, Family, Drama

Actors:

Pat Morita, Hilary Swank, Michael Ironside, Constance Towers, Chris Conrad, Arsenio Sonny Trinidad, Michael Cavalieri, Walton Goggins, Jim Ishida, Rodney Kageyama, Seth Sakai, ...»

Director:

Christopher Cain

Country:

United States

Release:

1994

IMDb:

4.6

Quality:

Duration:

107 min

KEYWORDS:

#Christopher Cain #Hilary Swank #Michael Ironside #Pat Morita #The Next Karate Kid

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ACTORS OF "The Next Karate Kid"

Pat Morita

28 June 1932, Isleton, California, USA

Hilary Swank

30 July 1974, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Michael Ironside

12 February 1950, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Constance Towers

20 May 1933, Whitefish, Montana, USA

Chris Conrad

30 June 1970, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA

Arsenio 'Sonny' Trinidad

Michael Cavalieri

Walton Goggins

10 November 1971, Birmingham, Alabama, USA

22 May 1932, Hawaii, USA

11 May 1969, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Brian McGrail

Wayne Chou

Daniel Inouye

7 September 1924, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

Gustave Johnson

30 January 1943, Everett, Massachusetts, USA

11 May 1930, Hollywood, California, USA

Paul Bronk

4 June 1961, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

26 September 1969, Roanoke, Virginia, USA

Phillip V. Caruso

1956, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Mark Grant

Robert Harrell

Dan Marshall

April1974, Jerusalem, Israel

4 November 1970, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

DIRECTORS OF "The Next Karate Kid"

Christopher Cain

29 October 1943, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA

CREATORS OF "The Next Karate Kid"

Mark Lee

Robert Mark Kamen

HEROES OF "The Next Karate Kid"

Sgt. Kesuke Miyagi

Played by: Pat Morita

Julie Pierce

Played by: Hilary Swank

CRITICS OF "The Next Karate Kid"

People Magazine

This desperate attempt to keep the franchise alive and kicking resorts to a backhanded kind of political correctness: introducing a surly teenage girl karate expert who goes around talking about "kicking butt."

June 14, 2013

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Los Angeles Times

The overt message of any Karate Kid movie: Don't fight unless you absolutely have to. The implicit message: You'll always have to. Let the smitings begin!

May 22, 2013

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Cinema Crazed

An irrelevant foot note in the "Karate Kid" series that can be overlooked if only for being so vanilla.

August 07, 2014

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Variety

The franchise is still kicking -- but not very high.

March 26, 2009

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Baltimore Sun

Amid its familiar banalities and formula twists, The Next Karate Kid comes up with one new idea for dealing with difficult American teen-agers: ship 'em off to a Buddhist monastery for two weeks!

June 14, 2013

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Radio Times

A few pre-prom dance lessons are the only significant departure from the tried and tested chop-socky formula, although Michael Ironside is good value as Swank's sinister gym teacher.

June 14, 2013

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Common Sense Media

Violent sequel doesn't benefit from gender change.

December 15, 2010

South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Swank and Morita make a personable pair, enough so that we don't miss Macchio. The monks exude a benevolent presence in a film less trivial than it could have been.

May 22, 2013

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Entertainment Weekly

Not that girls will go see this or boys will care.

September 07, 2011

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Seattle Times

The Next Karate Kid is harmless as children's entertainment, but for 104 very long minutes, there isn't a recognizable human being in sight.

June 14, 2013

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Philadelphia Inquirer

While the message that a girl can defend herself against the boys threatening her is a good one, it's lost in a movie where the bullies look like Mussolini's bodyguards and where Julie waits for her boyfriend and Miyagi to come to her defense.

May 22, 2013

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Chicago Tribune

Only the reasonably-appealing performances of Morita and newcomer Swank keep it all from becoming even more of a loser.

May 22, 2013

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GALLERY OF "The Next Karate Kid"