Myths lack a single thing that made Cobra Kai from Netflix very satisfactory

This article contains Spoilers For “Karate Kid: Legends.”

In 1984, The “The Karate Kid” was John J. Aveldson is one of the best family films about itAnd over the past forty years, nothing has been able to keep it. The series of films about adolescents who overcame obstacles in their lives through the arts of fighting somehow managed to evade mystery by switching the formula. Even the 2010 restart starring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith to be a good movie itself. But let’s be real. The only reason for the “Karate Kid” privilege is still prominent today because of “Cobra Kai”.

Red Youtube is completely anomaly. There were many ways that the old sequence series could go through to the phenomenon of the eighties of the last century. but “Cobra Kai” severely struck by pushing this path to a ridiculous degree that it was around it to shocking love – For the largest part. Not only made her a sequel than the stars, but also transformed Johnny Lawrence (William Zaba) from the teenage fatwa in the teenager to the character of the most interesting series. You might think that six seasons of the TV series would have got every part of the juice from the “Karate Kid” privilege, but unfortunately, here comes another old complement.

“Karate Kid: Legends” seeks to link the 1984 and 2010 films together, while still telling a completely new story, which is a great disappointment. Ben Wang proves that he suffers from charisma and will undoubtedly be a star in the coming years, but the film does not do any favorite for him. It is often restarted from the forgetfulness that is offered to meet the attention of Tiktok that extends to the spouses under the wealth of unacceptable mediocrity. /Witney Seibold movie was more positive than you were to review.

Part of what made “Cobra Kai” a successful branch of the “Karate Kid” tree, Bonsai, was its balance in the stories that come out of the stories between the Legacy ATM team and the New Kids on the Mat, which is struggling with this movie. I am a lollipop for this ridiculous and ridiculous concession, however, “myths” miss the mark, especially when it comes to its characteristics.

In the movie “The Karate Kid”, the Central Brayers were outside the Cobra Kai, and was led by Sami al -Hasi John Crares (Martin Cove). They were mainly in the opposition to the teachings of Mr. Miaji (Pat Maurita) and the challenge of Daniel La Roso (Ralph McCio) at every step on the road. In “Legends”, however, Li Fong from Wang finds himself unintentionally in opposing the demolition of mixed martial arts. While Victor Libyan (Joshua Jackson) is ratified, he learns to me that the former boxer who has turned to the owner of the pizza store is currently owed to them. The leader of the gym, Oshia (Tim Roson), ends with a few protectors of his creditors to overcome the money from Victor, but I have interfered. Mia (Sadi Stanley), Victor’s daughter, at some point she refers to Lee as Chinese Peter Parker and I will be cursed if she is not noticeable to money.

He knocks on me a bit, but his training with Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) returns to Beijing when O’Shea men are ready to overcome Victor pulp. He cannot shoot networks, however he largely involves a light coincidence in the distinctive Marvel and ends up with minimal effort. This is what drives me to teach Victor Kong Fu to return to the boxing game and win enough money to pay his debts. The only issue is that demolition is an evil center as it comes.

In addition, the demolition thugs that can be eliminated can be easily eliminated, their central leader is such offers. O’Shea barely in the movie and there is no kind of effect. There is no character for the way to demolish things, whether it is predatory money loan practices or how to manage their studio. I am not sure how to make MMA piracy boring, but “myths” definitely find a way.

The Conor Aramis Knight Day is presented as a personal obstacle in front of the LI throughout the “Legends”. He is not just a hero fighter working out of demolition, but a former hidden friend Mia with a medium series of his fighting technologies. In many ways, Connor strikes a lot of the same impulses, such as Johnny Lawrence. It becomes aggressive when it is attracted to me and Mia together on the metro, wins in the battle that the main character incites, and reaches the finals of the big martial arts competition.

There is an illogical part of dramatic tension when it seems to see Mia and Kunnor in a history that is not up to anything. When it comes to it later, the issue is resolved in the same scene. It is more confusing that Mia finds herself up to Connor, knowing very well that his teacher is harassing her father, yet he continues to work with Occea anyway.

The most interesting aspect of Connor is that short moment when you see that his humanity comes out with an arrogant sense in an attempt to push him beyond his borders. But the difference is that Creies is a permanent presence in the life of Johnny karate in both Dogo and the heroic of all Valeile. There is space for maneuvering for “Legends” to build on the personality of the teacher absence in the face of Mr. Han and Daniel in a corner of me, but hardly exists in the movie, not to mention the final CDs of 5 Boroughs.

Johnny explains a vulnerability in the face of Krez’s screaming guidance that Connor has never tested him in obtaining a height. Knight only encountered a reformulation of a more interesting personality, which unfortunately does not have many things that it gives here.

“Karate Kid: Legends” is now playing in theaters in the country.