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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.
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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
Cinema Crazed
An irrelevant foot note in the "Karate Kid" series that can be overlooked if only for being so vanilla.
August 07, 2014
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
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
Variety
The franchise is still kicking -- but not very high.
March 26, 2009
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
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
Entertainment Weekly
Not that girls will go see this or boys will care.
September 07, 2011
Common Sense Media
Violent sequel doesn't benefit from gender change.
December 15, 2010
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
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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