THE THROWBACK MACHINE: Save the arcade...save my sanity!
Never before has Pac-Man been misused as much as in this gross R-Rated "comedy" featured in this week's edition of Clint Walker's THROWBACK MACHINE!
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Never before has Pac-Man been misused as much as in this gross R-Rated "comedy" featured in this week's edition of Clint Walker's THROWBACK MACHINE!
Cobra Kai Season 4 is here this week and we're here to catch you up to speed on The Karate Kid Part III so you know what's going on.
The Miguel Theory That Has Cobra Kai Fans Scratching Their Heads The Miguel Theory That Has Cobra Kai Fans Scratching Their Heads Curtis Bonds/Netflix By Eric Betts/May 7, 2021 11:02 pm EDT One truth about franchise storytelling in the modern era holds no matter the genre or the medium: If you're telling a big, interconnected story, particularly one that spans generations, then every hero's family tree matters. Think of the rumors fans and purported leakers came up with for Rey's lineage leading up to the release of "Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker," and its even...
A Talent Well Beyond the Dojo The life of Pat Morita is explored in the new biographical film “More Than Miyagi.” Posted On As a standup comic, Pat Morita (pictured in 1966 on “Hollywood Palace”) billed himself as “The Hip Nip.” A new documentary, “More Than Miyagi: The Pat Morita Story,” directed by Kevin Derek, will be streaming worldwide from Feb. 5 on such platforms as iTunes and Apple TV. While he is known for his iconic role as Mr. Miyagi in the “Karate Kid” movies, Morita’ career spanned decades on film, TV and stage. The makers of the documentary shared a summa...
Cue Peter Cetera’s “Glory of Love”: In the third season of Netflix’s nostalgia-fueled hit series “Cobra Kai,” which premiered New Year’s Day, familiar faces return to the “Karate Kid” universe — including Tamlyn Tomita as Kumiko, the Okinawan dancer who became Daniel LaRusso’s paramour in 1986’s martial arts sequel “The Karate Kid Part II.” But 34 years after the film that launched her career, Tomita had conditions before agreeing to return for a special two-episode arc on the series. As a teenager acting alongside Ralph Macchio and veterans Pat Morita and Nobu ...