Kung Fu Panda 3
DreamWorks Animation turns the Kung Fu Panda series of awesomeness into a trilogy of awesomeness with this third feature that reunites Po with his long lost father. Jack Black, Angelina Jolie, Jackie Chan, Seth Rogen, Lucy Liu, David Cross and Dustin Hoffman lend their voices once again along with new stars Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad), Kate Hudson (Wish I Was Here) and Academy Award-winner JK Simmons (Whiplash).
- Director:
- Alessandro Carloni (feature debut)Jennifer Yuh ('Kung Fu Panda 2')
- Writer:
- Jonathan AibelGlenn Berger
- Cast:
- Jack BlackAngelina JolieJackie ChanSeth RogenLucy LiuDavid CrossJames HongBryan CranstonKate HudsonDustin HoffmanJ.K. Simmons
Reviews & comments
Flicks, Liam Maguren
flicksThe first Kung Fu Panda was a plump dumpling filled with gorgeous oriental artistry, A-grade martial arts animation, and meaty family comedy. The sequel, and I realise I’m one of the very few to say this, was a matured masterpiece. With Kung Fu Panda 3, we’re treated to less of the same, and while that is disappointing, it doesn’t deny this trilogy from being one of the best franchises to come out of DreamWorks Animation Studios.
Dreamworks is back with one of their strongest animated franchise with Kung Fu Panda 3.
Dreamworks is back with one of their strongest animated franchise with Kung Fu Panda 3. With now having a trilogy, does the third film live up to it’s predecessors in delivering a solid film to form a solid trilogy? Po has been training under Shifu’s tutelage for quite some time now. However Shifu feels that he’s got no more to teach the Dragon Warrior...
not A big fat panda, THE big fat panda
Kung Fu Panda 3 Just like the other 2, only with elements of 'The Terminator’, ‘Karate Kid’ ‘Wizard of Oz’(1939), 'The Princess Bride’, Lion King’, about family history and a passing of the torch. Wonderful to watch with a child, or as an adult with the child inside them. Great animated film that’ll make you wana hug your dad (& mum). Genre : Animated,...
Variety
pressA winning lightness of touch prevails in this delightful continuation of the durable DreamWorks franchise.
Time Out
pressLacks the tear-jerking revelations and darker edge that characterized its predecessor. Visually though, it's a candy-colored 3-D treat, from the exquisite sunset that shimmers over the panda enclave to the psychedelia of the spirit world.
The Washington Post
pressThe directors also make sure to let Po stay the charming bumbler he’s always been. That’s what makes him such an earnest, lovable hero.
Empire Magazine
pressRather than the cynical ‘one last grab’ of the series, Kung Fu Panda 3 might actually be the best.
Flicks, Liam Maguren
flicksThe first Kung Fu Panda was a plump dumpling filled with gorgeous oriental artistry, A-grade martial arts animation, and meaty family comedy. The sequel, and I realise I’m one of the very few to say this, was a matured masterpiece. With Kung Fu Panda 3, we’re treated to less of the same, and while that is disappointing, it doesn’t deny this trilogy from being one of the best franchises to come out of DreamWorks Animation Studios.
Variety
pressA winning lightness of touch prevails in this delightful continuation of the durable DreamWorks franchise.
Time Out
pressLacks the tear-jerking revelations and darker edge that characterized its predecessor. Visually though, it's a candy-colored 3-D treat, from the exquisite sunset that shimmers over the panda enclave to the psychedelia of the spirit world.
The Washington Post
pressThe directors also make sure to let Po stay the charming bumbler he’s always been. That’s what makes him such an earnest, lovable hero.
Empire Magazine
pressRather than the cynical ‘one last grab’ of the series, Kung Fu Panda 3 might actually be the best.
Dreamworks is back with one of their strongest animated franchise with Kung Fu Panda 3.
Dreamworks is back with one of their strongest animated franchise with Kung Fu Panda 3. With now having a trilogy, does the third film live up to it’s predecessors in delivering a solid film to form a solid trilogy? Po has been training under Shifu’s tutelage for quite some time now. However Shifu feels that he’s got no more to teach the Dragon Warrior...
not A big fat panda, THE big fat panda
Kung Fu Panda 3 Just like the other 2, only with elements of 'The Terminator’, ‘Karate Kid’ ‘Wizard of Oz’(1939), 'The Princess Bride’, Lion King’, about family history and a passing of the torch. Wonderful to watch with a child, or as an adult with the child inside them. Great animated film that’ll make you wana hug your dad (& mum). Genre : Animated,...
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