Cobra Kai’s third season is getting rave reviews. The rate of this martial arts series at the Rotten Tomatoes review collection site is very interesting at 97 percent.
The season is praised for its action, humor, writing and achievements.
The critical league reads, “By fixing her emotional punches with stronger humor, Cobra Kai’s third season finds itself in the form of a good fight. ”
Cobra Kai, created by Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, is a series for the 1980s film The Karate Kid. The series first hit YouTube and became very popular. It was bought by Netflix in June last year. Already updated for fourth quarter.
Nick Allen from Rogerebert.com wrote in his review, “Even with his flaws in season three, Cobra Kai has not only honored Karate Kid ‘s storytelling style, but mastered it. ”
Rafael Motamayor at Slashfilm said, “In an age of reruns and sequences, Cobra Kai maintains that there are still ways to recycle 40-year-old characters and stories and make them feel fresh, timely. and necessary. ”
Ed Power of the Daily Telegraph commented in his review, “Feeling gloomy but Cobra Kai has a spring. While he recognizes the emotional pain of his characters, he never works on the point. ”
Alex McLevy of AV Club said, “Season three attacks you with a wide smile and an overhead twist to keep you coming back to the dojo on TV, no matter how often it goes on. back to hokum. ”
Darren Weekly told Entertainment Weekly, “A high energy show for young people in revolution, coupled with a less sensitive picture of middle-aged memory. It reaffirms Cobra Kai as one of the clearest revivals in our time of nostalgia. ”
Cobra Kai Season 3 aired on Netflix on January 1st.