Parent reviews for The Karate Kid (2010)

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August 22, 2019
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June 2, 2019
Great friends movie
This movie is obviously about karate or as said in the movie, " Kung Fu " a boy gets bullied and beaten up by kids who are in a Kung fu school. A man with a sad past teaches the boy how to do Kung fu he learns not to get back at the bully but to feel safe.
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February 19, 2018
Really good for the family
Watch it it’s good and boring at parts but what ever.
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August 5, 2015
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March 20, 2013
Fights too fierce
I previewed this before showing to my 9 year old and glad I did. The fighting is intense at times and the actions of the boys is downright cruel in many cases. They didn't have to dial up the bullying so much to deliver what is a great message. Many boys will find themselves enjoying the fights without realizing they are supposed to be seeing how *not* to act. All that said, Jaden Smith was good and it was interesting having it set in China and displaying some of its culture.
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October 19, 2012
Love it!
This was a funny movie! It was also really action-packed! SO MUCH ADVENTURE! IT WAS AWESOME!
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May 31, 2012
Should be called "Kung Fu Kid"!
The reason why it should be called "Kung Fu Kid" is because the movie takes place in China, and Karate is Japanese! That is the only thing that doesn't make sense about this movie. Besides that, it is an ok movie with some intense martial arts violence. I haven't seen the original Karate Kid movies.
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March 23, 2012
Teaches kids how to find strength even when scared
Most cartoons, tv shows, and video games are more violent than this movie... power rangers for instance.
My two children ages 11 and 7 love this movie. This movie does a good job of teaching kids how to deal with bullies and handle pressure that comes along with moving to an unfamiliar place.
This movie is no more violent than any other movie on this list, and less violent than most karate movies! I really do not understand why it has gotten a bad reputation.
The overall demeanor of the young man in this movie was so positive and resilient it sent a message that perseverance is key to success.
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January 3, 2012
karate kid 2010
spirt of winning is now with jayden smith.