But beyond that, and more interesting, too, is the story of Po's emotional maturity as he reconnects The story revolves around crude combat antics as Po and his friends - a much larger cadre of them this go-round -īattle a new and even more sinister fiend. Two entries, this third film largely settles into routine, which means it's still a good bit better than many of its peers but a mild disappointment Neither as consistently funny nor dramatically relevant as the first Kung Fu Panda 3 delivers a risk-averse continuation of the franchise. Enter a mysterious visitor named Li Shan (voiced by Bryan Cranston) who claims Po as his own andĬonvinces the rotund Panda to return to his roots and discover who he is and from where he has come.
But to find his inner chi, Po must find himself. Turns out it's Po who is in need of finding his inner chi, a power that's sure to be handy when he and theįace off against their biggest threat, the dangerous Kai (voiced J. But things areĪbout to get just a little bit wild. (voiced by Lucy Liu), and Crane (voiced David Cross) - battered and bruised and Po's name forever soiled in the training arena. Leave all members of the Furious Five - Tigress (voiced by Angelina Jolie), Mantis (voiced by Seth Rogen), Monkey (voted by Jackie Chan), Viper He concocts wild trials and tribulations that He's handing teaching duties over to the Dragon Warrior, Po (voiced by Jackīlack), in hopes of escaping to solitude to master his inner chi. It's Master Shifu's (voiced by Dustin Hoffman) last day on the job.
Installment sees Po reconnect with his roots when his world, and everyone he loves, is threatened by a new menace who harnesses the most The movies are as fun as they are cuddly, as sharp as any animated feature out there, and voiced to perfection. Overweight Panda who may not be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound - or climb up more than a couple of its stairs before collapsing fromĮxhaustion - but who has mastered the art of Kung Fu, gained the respect of his much more agile peers, and foiled many an attempt to take over Of digital animation-dom, is the Kung Fu Panda franchise, now three films strong and telling the story of Po, a gluttonous, Arguably the greatest of all the studio's successes, and this reviewer would argue in all Laughs, tons of heart, and cutting edge digital craftsmanship. "Pixar" has captured the imaginations of audiences around the world with a steady stream of unforgettable characters, big adventures, plenty of From Shrek to Madagascar, the world's top animation studio not named "Disney" or Third time's just a fun ride with old friends.ĭreamWorks is no stranger to the great animated film, and it's certainly no stranger to the great animated film franchise.
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