Here you go, an oldie but a goodie.

And, while I generally drive pretty safely, I can warn you to not try to take a picture of another vehicle while driving on the freeway. It is, as it turns out, rather difficult and probably rather more dangerous than I'd have thought. But I was rather excited to see this:

I hate myself for saying what I'm about to say.  I bitched and moaned when I heard about the whole Karate Kid remake thing.  Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan?  Really?  I mean, you are aware that Jackie Chan does not practice karate, but rather kung-fu, right?  These were my thoughts when I heard about this film.  I realize that Will Smith can be a little bit full of himself, what with his clean rap and big blockbusters that alternate sucking (see here and here) and being awesome (here and here).  But I thought he was really stepping over the line when this one was announced.  Taking an absolutely classic film series and using it as a vehicle for his kid (Nothing against Jaden, who is rather talented, and surprised the hell out of me in The Pursuit of Happyness) just seemed like a giant asshat move.

Then, today, I watched the trailer (find it below).  Not only does this movie look watchable, it actually looks pretty good!  They've altered the story so the whole karate/kung-fu thing isn't an issue.  Smith is a kid from LA who moves to Hong Kong (they moved the location to China) with his mom for her work.  He knows a little bit of karate (hence the title), but gets his ass kicked by the school bullies who are rather proficient in kung-fu.  Over a girl, of course.  Jackie Chan looks less irritating than any trailer I've seen him in in the last five years, so that's something.

Give it a watch after the break.  I think you  might be surprised.