Where can I see the trailer to the new “Karate Kid” movie starring Jaden Smith & Jackie Chan?
The apple never falls far from the tree. And that is certainly true when it comes to Will Smith and his son Jaden. The official trailer for the remake of the 80s classic Karate Kid has been released by makers Columbia Pictures and Jaden looks every bit the talented actor that his dad is. With father Will coaching him on the sidelines, the 11-year-old always had the best start for his acting career but filming was not just about being good on screen – but also mastering kung fu. He underwent four months of kung fu training and impressed mentor and co-star Jackie Chan. Smith, 40, has been keeping his watchful eye on his youngster as he also produced the film, called Kung Fu Kid. The film, shot in China, has a slightly new twist to the original. Rather than learning karate from an eccentric Japanese teacher name Mr Miyagi, Jaden stars as Dre, who moves to China and faces bullies who speak a different language and have a totally different culture. He meets Mr Han, played by Chan, who mento
Just in time for Christmas, the first trailer for the remake of The Karate Kid has arrived online, and (I assume) will also be attached to some of the movies debuting in theatres this weekend. I have a feeling this trailer is going to cause a minor uproar wherever it plays, simply because it’s such a classic film and a lot of people probably don’t even know it’s being remade as of yet. But yes, here it is, and they’ve officially opted to maintain the original title, even though the setting has been moved to China. I have to admit I’m a little torn on this, because although so many parts of this trailer just feel awkward and wrong, the actual storyline of a kid fighting back against his bullies is still compelling. They’re clearly trying hard to make this appear hip and urban, even using the same hip-hop song that was used for the Fighting trailer earlier this year. I’m not sold on Jaden Smith as an actor, but after seeing this I do think Jackie Chan will make a good Mr. Miyagi… er, I m
The official trailer for the remake of the 80s classic Karate Kid has been released by makers Columbia Pictures and Jaden looks every bit the talented actor that his dad, Will Smith, is. With father Will coaching him on the sidelines, the 11-year-old always had the best start for his acting career but filming was not just about being good on screen – but also mastering kung fu. The film, shot in China, has a slightly new twist to the original. Rather than learning karate from an eccentric Japanese teacher name Mr Miyagi, Jaden stars as Dre, who moves to China and faces bullies who speak a different language and have a totally different culture. He meets Mr Han, played by Chan, who mentors him in kung fu and teaches him that there is more to martial arts than fighting.
The apple never falls far from the tree. And that is certainly true when it comes to Will Smith and his son Jaden. The official trailer for the remake of the 80s classic Karate Kid has been released by makers Columbia Pictures and Jaden looks every bit the talented actor that his dad is. With father Will coaching him on the sidelines, the 11-year-old always had the best start for his acting career but filming was not just about being good on screen – but also mastering kung fu. He underwent four months of kung fu training and impressed mentor and co-star Jackie Chan. Smith, 40, has been keeping his watchful eye on his youngster as he also produced the film, called Kung Fu Kid. The film, shot in China, has a slightly new twist to the original. Rather than learning karate from an eccentric Japanese teacher name Mr Miyagi, Jaden stars as Dre, who moves to China and faces bullies who speak a different language and have a totally different culture. He meets Mr Han, played by Chan, who mento
The official trailer for the remake of the 80s classic Karate Kid has been released by makers Columbia Pictures and Jaden looks every bit the talented actor that his dad, Will Smith, is. With father Will coaching him on the sidelines, the 11-year-old always had the best start for his acting career but filming was not just about being good on screen – but also mastering kung fu. The film, shot in China, has a slightly new twist to the original. Rather than learning karate from an eccentric Japanese teacher name Mr Miyagi, Jaden stars as Dre, who moves to China and faces bullies who speak a different language and have a totally different culture. He meets Mr Han, played by Chan, who mentors him in kung fu and teaches him that there is more to martial arts than fighting. Sources: http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1810127520/video/17261504,
