The Karate Kid, Part III

You know, the movie shouldn't have been made period seeing as Ralph Macchio (Daniel-San) was pushing 30. The sorry fact is it was still watchable...but for the wrong reasons.The plot is Daniel and Mr. Miyagi come back from Okinawa (where... Full review

the worst movie ever made in my opinion, also the funniest. This isn't terrible like "Face Off" or "Con Air" or even "Airborne"...these films were able to do much more of what they intended. There are no jokes in Karate... Full review

This movie has it all. Great actors, great story, great direction. In this Karate Kid movie Daniel has a terrible competitor that won't leave him alone until he agrees to fight in the tournament. But now the big question....who will he... Full review

This movie has it all. Great actors, great story, great direction. In this Karate Kid movie Daniel has a terrible competitor that won't leave him alone until he agrees to fight in the tournament. But now the big question....who will he... Full review

Ralph Macchio rocks out again! And for all those out there that didn't like the movie but paid money to watch it; Danielsan is still eating fine foods from all you! I'll kick someone in the snotbox for dissin' this movie!... Full review

Ralph Macchio rocks out again! And for all those out there that didn't like the movie but paid money to watch it; Danielsan is still eating fine foods from all you! I'll kick someone in the snotbox for dissin' this movie!... Full review

The first Karate Kid movie was by far the best one. The second and the third, they both had very unbelievable, and just plain stupid story lines. Plus, most of the villian characters were just so fake! I truly believe they... Full review

The first Karate Kid movie was by far the best one. The second and the third, they both had very unbelievable, and just plain stupid story lines. Plus, most of the villian characters were just so fake! I truly believe they... Full review

I rented this one about ten or so years ago had my beers while I was watching and repeatedly went out of my head for a few hours. The first movie was a psychological attack on a lonely teenager getting... Full review

This time Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) goes up against Karate's bad boy Mike Barnes (Sean Kanan) to defend his title and prove that karate is not to be used aggressively and repair what damage he did to Mr. Myiagi(Pat Morita)... Full review

Although "III" claims seven times as much action as ever before, the movie is still so boring that even the love interest (Robyn Lively) leaves early. John G. Avildsen, director of "Rocky" and the other "Kids," takes the "bet you can't see just one" approach, reiterating the underdog-bests-top-dog formula in this stale encore. ... Full Review

The Karate Kid Part III" was made in 1989, but all of the original thinking on this movie took place five years ago. They take the same conflicts, the same problems and sometimes even the same dialogue, and they try to fool us into thinking we're seeing a new movie. ... Full Review

Daniel's rival Mike Barnes (Sean Kanan) is known as "the bad boy of karate" and Daniel feels he requires more training to vanquish him. Going against the wishes of his mentor Mr. Miyagi (Noriyuki "Pat" Morita), Daniel (Ralph Macchio) will defend his karate title in an All-Valley Championship match arranged by his nemesis Kreese (Martin Kove), whose karate studio folded after his star student lost the championship to Daniel. ... Full Review

After fighting for his life in an Asian death pit, The Karate Kid, Part III deliberately lowers the stakes of the franchise and has Daniel LaRusso returning home to Receda, to be confronted by ... well, John Kreese again. ... Full Article