Everything old is new again. And hey, as it turns out, that's pretty cool and good. 。
The Karate Kid 。stars Ralph Macchio and William Zabka are back starting on May 2 in 。 Cobra Kai。. The stars, who reprise their respective roles of Danny LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence in the new YouTube Red series, paid a visit to 。 The Today Show 。on Tuesday. 。
SEE ALSO:'Cobra Kai' trailer is here to sweep the leg on your 'Karate Kid' nostalgia。Macchio admitted that he's long been a skeptic of returning to the role that made him famous. "It was always easier, or felt more right, to let the legacy stand on its own and ... not go back to the well and fall short," he said. 。
Ultimately, it was the creative team that sold him. Executive producers and co-creators Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg are best known for their 。 Harold and Kumar 。Harold and Kumar 。 series (they also did script work for the recent 。Blockers 。 ). Their fellow executive producer/co-creator Josh Heald, meanwhile, wrote the 。Hot Tub Time Machine 。
By signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. 。 Thanks for signing up! 。"They had a fresh take on how to write for the 'now' generation, but they are the biggest 。 Karate Kid 。fans. I would say [it's]。
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to them," Macchio said. 。 "They wanted to treat it with respect and [they] found a smart angle in by entering the universe through Johnny Lawrence. What ever happened to this bully at that time? What is he now? What is he now? [They] made him a human character."。So far, Cobra Kai 。has earned largely positive reviews, netting a good score of 72 from review aggregator Metacritic. 。 Variety 。's review described it as "a thoughtfully modern 。 Karate Kid 。sequel" and。
The New Yorker 。's (somewhat spoiler-y) take classified it as "a teen show for Gen X-ers." 。
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