Bathed in exemplary 3D, the film’s look is gorgeous from end to end with visual brilliance and detailed textures. Its tight and simple focus of fatherly themes and self-aware conflict is very effective.Įven more impressive is the overall packaging of “Kung Fu Panda 3.” The animation delivered by DreamWorks has reached a mastery level. The duo did their best to shed a little dramatic weight from where they left off from “Kung Fu Panda 2.” The third film steers away from most of the pitfalls of manic overstimulation and dilly-dallying subplots. The franchise has retained its original writing team of Jonathan Abel and Glenn Berger. There, he finds a potential love interest (Kate Hudson) and begins to connect with his roots, all in the hope of learning his true power and potential to defeat Kai.Īfter an overly dark middle chapter five years ago, “Kung Fu Panda 3” is a vibrant return to form for this franchise. After an initial defeat, Po retreats with Li Shan to the secret mountain haven of the pandas. Fixated on absorbing the Chi, or life force, of his opponents, Kai can unleash their captured powers as indomitable jade warriors coupled with own chained twin jade blades. Simmons), an old rival of Master Oogway (Randall Duk Kim), descends from the Spirit Realm as a powerful supernatural threat to the Valley. Upon his father’s reappearance, Po gravitates to Li, much to the dismay of his adoptive fowl father and noodle chef Mr. Their leader, Master Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) encourages Po to take the next step of leadership and become a teacher worthy of replacing himself someday. Po (Jack Black) is still the popular Dragon Warrior fighting with the protectors of the Furious Five (played with glee by the returning Angelina Jolie, Jackie Chan, David Cross, Lucy Liu, and Seth Rogan).

Set up by the final revelation of “Kung Fu Panda 2,” our hero Po’s biological father, Li Shan (Bryan Cranston), has journeyed back to the Valley of Peace in search of his long-lost son. This is a can’t-miss crowd pleaser that pulses with energy in all the right places. Its nimble combination of clever humor and endearing heart is undeniable.

The self-proclaimed “awesomeness” we have missed for too long returns with flair in every possible direction. “Kung Fu Panda 3” bursts at the seams with exuberant fun for your inner kid at heart.

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