If you're a fan of martial arts and love a good laugh, this collection of Taekwondo comedy films is just for you. These movies blend the high kicks and discipline of Taekwondo with humor, creating a unique viewing experience that's both entertaining and uplifting. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly flick or something a bit more adult-oriented, this list has something for everyone, showcasing the lighter side of this dynamic sport.
The Last Dragon (1985)
Description: A young man seeks to master the martial arts, including Taekwondo, to become "The Last Dragon." The film mixes action with comedy, particularly in its portrayal of '80s culture and music.
Fact: The film features Taimak, a martial artist and actor, in his only starring role.
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Sidekicks (1992)
Description: A young boy with a vivid imagination dreams of being Chuck Norris' sidekick. His Taekwondo training provides both action and comedic relief as he fantasizes about his adventures.
Fact: Chuck Norris makes a cameo appearance, adding to the film's charm.
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The Replacements (2000)
Description: This sports comedy features a character who uses Taekwondo to tackle opponents in a football game, adding an unexpected twist to the film's humor.
Fact: Keanu Reeves, known for his action roles, brings a comedic touch to his portrayal of a quarterback.
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The Master of Disguise (2002)
Description: While not directly about Taekwondo, the film includes a scene where the protagonist uses martial arts, including Taekwondo moves, in a comedic fashion to rescue his parents.
Fact: Dana Carvey, known for his comedic roles, plays the lead, bringing his unique humor to the film.
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The Foot Fist Way (2006)
Description: This mockumentary follows a delusional Taekwondo instructor whose life spirals out of control. The humor comes from his over-the-top personality and his ineptitude at teaching the martial art.
Fact: Danny McBride, who stars as the instructor, co-wrote the film with Jody Hill, who also directed it.
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Kickin' It Old Skool (2007)
Description: A man who has been in a coma since the '80s wakes up to find breakdancing is out of style. He uses his Taekwondo skills to win back his love and prove his worth, all with a humorous twist.
Fact: Jamie Kennedy, who plays the lead, actually trained in Taekwondo for the role to make his moves look authentic.
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The Forbidden Kingdom (2008)
Description: A modern-day teenager is transported to ancient China where he learns martial arts, including Taekwondo, from legendary figures. The film blends action with humor, especially in the interactions between the characters.
Fact: The film stars both Jackie Chan and Jet Li, making it a unique blend of martial arts legends with comedic elements.
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The Karate Kid (2010)
Description: While not exclusively about Taekwondo, this remake features a mix of martial arts, including Taekwondo, and has comedic moments, especially in the training sequences.
Fact: Jackie Chan, who plays the mentor, is known for his comedic timing and martial arts prowess, bringing both to this film.
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Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown (2011)
Description: Although primarily a mixed martial arts film, it includes Taekwondo elements and has a comedic tone with its portrayal of underground fight clubs and the characters' interactions.
Fact: Michael Jai White, who stars in the film, is a martial artist himself, holding black belts in several disciplines including Taekwondo.
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The Kickboxer (1993)
Description: This film follows a young man who learns Taekwondo to avenge his brother's death. While primarily an action film, it has comedic elements, especially in the training scenes where the protagonist's lack of skill provides plenty of laughs.
Fact: The film was directed by Mark DiSalle, who also produced several Jean-Claude Van Damme movies. It features real Taekwondo practitioners in the cast.
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