Movies like The Karate Kid

The Karate Kid Part II takes the beloved characters, Daniel and Mr. Miyagi, on a journey to Okinawa where they delve deeper into the origins of Miyagi's martial arts knowledge. The continuation of their personal stories and expanded insight into karate offer a seamless transition from the first film for fans invested in the saga.

The fourth installment of The Karate Kid franchise introduces a new protagonist, Julie, who, under the tutelage of Mr. Miyagi, learns the art form and discipline of karate. Fans of the original series will enjoy the continuation of Miyagi's wisdom and the familiar themes of self-discovery and martial arts.

Bloodsport is a martial arts cult classic featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme. It showcases the journey of an American fighter in an illegal full-contact karate tournament. High-stakes action and personal honor mirror the themes present in The Karate Kid.

Never Back Down follows a troubled teen who enters the world of mixed martial arts. It's an intense, modern martial arts film that captures the spirit of personal growth and fighting for what's right, akin to the journey seen in The Karate Kid.

Kickboxer features Jean-Claude Van Damme as a character who trains in martial arts to avenge his brother's crippling in the ring. The dedication to mastery and the theme of retribution through martial arts training align with the mood of The Karate Kid.

3 Ninjas is a family-friendly action-adventure that follows three young brothers trained by their Japanese grandfather in the ways of the ninja. Its blend of youthful energy and martial arts will entertain fans of The Karate Kid who appreciate the combination of training sequences and personal growth.

Best of the Best showcases a team of American martial artists preparing to face a formidable Korean team in a Taekwondo tournament. Those who enjoyed The Karate Kid for its tournament scenes and the emphasis on team spirit and personal challenges would appreciate this film.

Sidekicks resonates with The Karate Kid's heart as it tells the story of a bullied teen who daydreams of being Chuck Norris's sidekick. Through martial arts training, he gains confidence and the ability to stand up for himself, making it a hit for those who love the underdog triumph narrative.