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Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) Continuing his "legendary adventures of awesomeness", Po must face two hugely epic, but different threats: one supernatural and the other a little closer to his home.
Storyline
When Po's long-lost panda father suddenly reappears, the reunited duo travels to a secret panda paradise to meet scores of hilarious new panda characters. But when the supernatural villain Kai begins to sweep across China defeating all the kung fu masters, Po must do the impossible-learn to train a village full of his fun-loving, clumsy brethren to become the ultimate band of Kung Fu Pandas.
Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) Official Movie | Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) Full
Movie
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Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) Full Movie
Plot Keywords:
panda | village | kung fu | dragon | chinaGenres:
Animation | Action | Adventure | Comedy | FamilyMotion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG for martial arts action and some mild rude humorKung Fu Panda 3 (2016) Details
Country:
China | USALanguage:
English | MandarinRelease Date:
29 January 2016 (USA)Also Known As:
Gong fu xiong mao 3Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$41,282,042 (USA) (29 January 2016)Gross:
$117,104,584 (USA) (19 February 2016)Technical Specs
Runtime:
Sound Mix:
Auro 11.1 | Dolby Digital | Dolby AtmosColor:
ColorAspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1Trivia
During the traveling Montage Po and his father endure on their way to the secret panda village, they pass by two large stones that sit on a equally stone like terrain and are slanted toward the right of the screen. Shrek and Donkey pass by these same stones on their way to Fionas castle in the first Shrek movie.Goofs
The panda village is said to be hidden in the forest and that only those who know where it is can find it. Yet after all but Tigress are captured, and she needs to get to Po for his help, she has no trouble locating the village and arriving.Soundtracks
Kung Fu FightingWritten by Carl Douglas
Performed by The Vamps
Produced by The Vamps
User Reviews
Twizard Rating: 76
Everything happens so
fast in this new Kung Fu Panda installment, just like it did for the
previous two. Though hardly necessary, the people seem to respond well
to continuing this franchise, so here it is.
When kung fu warrior, Po (Jack Black), meets his long lost father, he gets invited to follow him to the secret land of pandas. Meanwhile, the evil spirit warrior, Kai (J.K. Simmons), is trying to defeat every kung fu master, stealing their powers.
While none of this is connected to the first two movies, the tone definitely is. We're still given that animated slapstick comedy that these films excel at so well. But there's way too much happening at once, and the jokes are always amidst the action, hardly ever giving us a chance to breathe.
Overstimulation aside, the aesthetics are really what carry us through to the end. Without them, this movie would feel very void of any character at all. Every bit of scenery is beautiful and you wish there was a secret panda land that you, too, could visit.
Getting through the by-the-numbers first act is probably the biggest challenge here. Scenes seem added only for the purpose of entertainment without actually enhancing the script. And a dozen new characters get introduced, raising the head count, but dropping any depth that gives us a reason to be invested.
For a family movie, it's very heavy on the details. But Po is stupid enough that he has to ask questions so that we, the audience, can understand things--you know, just in case we don't.
Kung Fu Panda is cheesy and silly, but still entertaining. It's also a movie for kids, and based on the box office results, I'd say they hit their mark.
When kung fu warrior, Po (Jack Black), meets his long lost father, he gets invited to follow him to the secret land of pandas. Meanwhile, the evil spirit warrior, Kai (J.K. Simmons), is trying to defeat every kung fu master, stealing their powers.
While none of this is connected to the first two movies, the tone definitely is. We're still given that animated slapstick comedy that these films excel at so well. But there's way too much happening at once, and the jokes are always amidst the action, hardly ever giving us a chance to breathe.
Overstimulation aside, the aesthetics are really what carry us through to the end. Without them, this movie would feel very void of any character at all. Every bit of scenery is beautiful and you wish there was a secret panda land that you, too, could visit.
Getting through the by-the-numbers first act is probably the biggest challenge here. Scenes seem added only for the purpose of entertainment without actually enhancing the script. And a dozen new characters get introduced, raising the head count, but dropping any depth that gives us a reason to be invested.
For a family movie, it's very heavy on the details. But Po is stupid enough that he has to ask questions so that we, the audience, can understand things--you know, just in case we don't.
Kung Fu Panda is cheesy and silly, but still entertaining. It's also a movie for kids, and based on the box office results, I'd say they hit their mark.
