How long is The Martial Arts Kid?

The Martial Arts Kid is 1 hr 45 min long.

Who is Glen in The Martial Arts Kid?

Don Wilson plays Glen in the film.

What is The Martial Arts Kid about?

The Martial Arts Kid is a story about a boy who learns how to stand up for himself and protect others, a fun family movie that may spark conversations on bullying and protecting others without becoming a bully yourself. A quintessential good versus evil tale that may intrigue youngsters to join marital arts, it’s a coming of age story about troubled Cleveland teen Robbie Oakes (Jansen Panettiere) who moves to Cocoa Beach, Florida to live with his Aunt Cindy (Cynthia Rothrock) and Uncle Glen (Don "The Dragon" Wilson). Upon his arrival, he meets a beautiful girl, Rina (Kathryn Newton), whose boyfriend, Bo (Matthew Ziff), has made it his personal mission to make Robbie's life as difficult as possible. Robbie soon finds himself learning martial arts from his Aunt and Uncle to protect himself and the people he cares about.

The Martial Arts Kid

Name: The Martial Arts Kid
Genre: Action/Adventure
Released: 2015-09-18
Duration: 105
Rating: 76

NR 1 hr 45 min

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How long is The Martial Arts Kid?: The Martial Arts Kid is 1 hr 45 min long.

Who directed The Martial Arts Kid?: Michael Baumgarten

Who is Glen in The Martial Arts Kid?: Don Wilson plays Glen in the film.

What is The Martial Arts Kid about?: The Martial Arts Kid is a story about a boy who learns how to stand up for himself and protect others, a fun family movie that may spark conversations on bullying and protecting others without becoming a bully yourself. A quintessential good versus evil tale that may intrigue youngsters to join marital arts, it’s a coming of age story about troubled Cleveland teen Robbie Oakes (Jansen Panettiere) who moves to Cocoa Beach, Florida to live with his Aunt Cindy (Cynthia Rothrock) and Uncle Glen (Don "The Dragon" Wilson). Upon his arrival, he meets a beautiful girl, Rina (Kathryn Newton), whose boyfriend, Bo (Matthew Ziff), has made it his personal mission to make Robbie's life as difficult as possible. Robbie soon finds himself learning martial arts from his Aunt and Uncle to protect himself and the people he cares about.