The ‘Karate Kid’ Legacy Continues In ‘Cobra Kai’ Netflix Trailer Featuring Season 3 Footage

Cobra Kai has been around since 2018, when it debuted on a little-known platform you might've heard of named YouTube (well, YouTube Red, now known as YouTube Premium). Picking up 34 years after the events of The Karate Kid films, Cobra Kai reunites its stars Ralph Macchio and William Zabka in their roles as Daniel and Johnny to examine what happens when their rivalry reignites vis-à-vis their teenage children who are also — you guessed it — into karate.

The Karate Kid is having a big resurgence thanks to the Netflix‘s Cobra Kai, which brings back William Zabka and Ralph Macchio as Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso.

animals. Unlike a lot of young people, she shares it with one of the planet's most cuddly — koalas.“It’s hard to explain,” she says from her home in Australia.

Peter White Television EditorHarald Zwart, who directed the Jaden Smith-fronted reboot of The Karate Kid, is to helm a six-part TV drama for Netflix.The streamer has ordered the untitled thriller series from Scandinavian production company Motion Blur.

A post shared by (@baby_netflix) on Yes, hi. Netflix dropped the trailer for the final season and let's just say there is a lot of ground to cover.

William Zabka has been playing misunderstood bully Johnny Lawrence for over 30 years.Zabka first rose to fame in 1984 as the motorcycle-riding black belt Johnny in “The Karate Kid,” facing off against the movie’s hero, new guy Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio).Zabka also starred in CBS’ “The Equalizer” from 1986-89, got an Oscar nod in 2004 for co-writing and producing the short film “Most” and appeared on “How I Met Your Mother” in 2013.His latest project “Cobra Kai,” currently on Netflix,

The landscape of the Peak TV era is cluttered, to say the least. For every major, big-budget series with an impressive cast (such as the upcoming series, “The Stand”), there are a dozen or more shows that would have likely been awards contenders a decade ago but are just lost in the shuffle.

The first trailer for the new series of The Great British Bake Off will take fans back to the height of lockdown, when flour was in short supply.

Ralph Macchio says there is one big problem with the 2010 reboot of “The Karate Kid”.

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(This story originally published on April 24, 2019, and has been republished for the Aug. 28, 2020 transition of “Cobra Kai” Seasons 1 and 2 to Netflix.

The Karate Kid star Ralph Macchio says the 2010 reboot, produced by Will Smith, should have been called The Kung Fu Kid.Macchio, who played Daniel LaRusso in the original 1984 film, explained to The Guardian why the modern remake should have had a different title in keeping with the location change.The revival, which moves from Los Angeles to China, should have been renamed The Kung Fu Kid because, as Macchio points out, “there’s no such thing as karate in China”.The film received mixed reviews

Keanu Reeves in his latest work.Keep scrolling for your go-to guide of what to stream the weekend of Aug. 28, 2020.This horror-comedy follows four teens who must fight to survive when hunters chase after them during a camping trip in the Scottish Highlands.

The debut trailer for Netflix’s The Babysitter: Killer Queen has finally arrived ahead of its debut on September 10!

The Guardian, he admits that he could have followed a similar path to fellow ’80s heartthrobs Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe, Matt Dillon and Emilio Estevez, who appeared alongside him in The Outsiders, but is happy he stayed at home.“If I’d been trying to grab that gold ring every chance, maybe I would have had more (jobs), but I couldn’t get to them because I was watching a baseball game back in my home town,” he explains.“I wasn’t the biggest risk-taker, and I’m sure there were lost opportunities

The first official trailer for Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan's "Ammonite" has arrived. The film centers on the blossoming relationship between Mary (Winslet) and Charlotte (Ronan) as the latter takes up an apprenticeship under Mary, a renowned paleontologist.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Netflix has made a deal with Ryan Reynolds and John August to co-write Upstate, an original feature comedy that is eyed as a star vehicle for Reynolds. The project reunites Reynolds and August, who last worked together on 2007’s The Nines.They are keeping plot under wraps.

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Also Read: 'Cobra Kai' Stars Talk About That Insane Season 2 Finale Scene: 'It Was Like an 11-Minute Riot'Watch the trailer via the video above.