Karate Kid: Legends Box Office Prediction: How Will the Jackie Chan Sequel Perform?
is teaming up with to bring to the theaters, and fans are wondering about its box office prediction as well as if it will flop. The Karate Kid franchise is one of the most loved among moviegoers, which commenced with the release of the 1984 movie, The Karate Kid.
So, here are all the details for fans about the box office prediction for Karate Kid: Legends and whether the movie will achieve success or not.
Karate Kid: Legends will soon release in theaters on May 30, 2025. Hence, the box office predictions regarding the film are already coming up.
According to a report by Box Office Theory, Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio's upcoming film can be a surprise hit and has a chance to open up with $45 million in its first three days. The movie can also benefit from Memorial Day, which falls on May 26, 2025.
Additionally, the opening collection of Karate Kid: Legends can rise to $58 million, with its domestic collection ranging from $120 million to $178 million.
Karate Kid: Legends could become one of the breakout hits this year.
As per Forbes, based on the nostalgia the movie carries, and the team-up of Jackie Chan's Mr. Han and Ralph Macchio's Daniel LaRusso, Karate Kid: Legends can surely attract an immense audience.
Similarly, since the expansion of the franchise with the Netflix series Cobra Kai, fans might be eager to witness the new developments in the Karate Kid universe. Compared to the 2010's The Karate Kid, starring Jaden Smith, which earned $359 million at the box office, Karate Kid: Legends could make approximately $500 million.
Apart from Chan and Macchio, the upcoming movie features Ben Wang, Sadie Stanley, and many more.
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