Kung Fu Panda 3 (Awesome Edition)

Disagree with Faith Hall below. I think this movie is a beautiful conclusion on the theme of growth, finding oneself, and the values of friendship, family and faith. The visuals are beautiful. The panda village is bucolic and adorable. And, you got to love the outstanding Kong Fu choreo sequences. Well done team. I will always cherish this film that is filled with positive energy!

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I have always loved Kung Fu Panda. Next to How to Train Your Dragon, it was one of my absolute favorites.I really liked how the first and second movies had a more serious meaning to them, a pretty beautiful lesson to them, it was funny, but it was also deep. You could get emotionally invested and also enjoy some laughs. I mean, it's Jack Black, come on.Well, the third one... You definitely get plenty of laughs, don't get me wrong. But, I think the meaning in this one got a little lost somehow. When I saw the scene of the panda village at the end of Kung Fu Panda 2, I got so excited for a third movie. I wanted to see how amazing this village was and how awesome his dad was going to be.Then we come to the actual movie... It felt... kind of rushed... and way more childish than the previous two. That's not inherently bad, these movies have always been kind of veered towards kids and had a very funny attitude. However, the previous two made kids and adults laugh. The third movie's humor actually made me a little uncomfortable. Like the kind of uncomfortable feeling you get watching kid shows for like... toddlers. It felt thrown together, and I'm sorry, but the story was pretty weak for the adult audience. I wasn't able to fully enjoy it. The excitement I had at the end of the second movie was completely crushed. Now, I still like the movie, but I would be lying if I said that I enjoy it just as much or more than the previous two.

Colorful, creative fight scenes, and a lot of fun. Kung fu panda 3 is a fantastic movie to watch at any age. The second movie is still my favorite, though.

it is a great movie, the kids will love. it has the adults joke for the parents to look for, fun time for all the family. What's not to like.

My three year old grandson loves this movie and for a while it was available on demand. But I purchased a Kindle for him and decided to just purchase the movie for him to have on the tablet. He loves all of the Kung Fu Panda movies- but this is his favorite.

We love Kung Fu Panda and I’ve watched it already more times than I like to admit!

It so awesome to hear “everyone wants king fu fighting” come so far. This movie of series is awesome and great for a collection of kids movie.

I cannot say it better the "Return to Awsomeness". I loved Kung Fu Panda 1 and though 2 was ok but went a little too dark and gave my kids nightmares (we was 4 at the time). This movie is a complete return to form of everything that made the first movie great. It is funny (in some cases silly, other laugh out loud) and action packed, without going too dark. Me and my not 2 boys saw this in cinema, and (despite the extortionate prices of cinema tickets) left happy. So getting it on was a no brainer.Po is given a new mission, to improve his own knowledge of martial arts he is told to teach. However to defeat resurrected ancient evil he must also learn secret techniques with died with the Pandas. Luckily there might be a couple still around to teach him including one who could be very close to Po personally. However can Po learn what only a few of the greatest master living or dead have ever been able to master. All this and Po's destiny as the Dragon Warrior is revealed. This is just and all round awesome family movie.

Review of the one-disc Blu Ray versionUnlike some animated movie series (I’m looking at you Shrek), Kung Fu Panda reaches the third instalment in rude health and the completion of the trilogy feels like a very worthwhile addition to the series rather than a cash-in. The story feels like a natural extension of the set-up from film number one, in fact revelations in number three seem like required explanations for mysteries set up earlier rather than retro-fitted twists.The Blu Ray picture quality is pin sharp which shows off the art of the animation, especially in the later parts of the film which take place in a surreal, but yet grounded, alternative reality. Extras on the disc are OK but very kid-focused, so not much in the way of “making of” detail.

We have, as a family, enjoyed the King Fu Panda films. However, and I say this with a sad heart, but I think this film shows that the series has reached the end. It is not a bad film but the storyline is laboured and is becoming rather generic. We came out of the cinema having enjoyed it but it is rather telling that, although we bought it on Blu Ray....it is still in the box unwrapped - we have not been in a rush to re-watch it. Perhaps Dreamworks should put this franchise to bed now before it ends up like the Ice Age series!!!

Bought to complete the collection, I wasn’t expecting much. However it’s possibly the best one where you are given a proper backstory for Po. It nicely concludes the trilogy and is still a funny, exciting watch with all the original voice actors. Would definitely recommend.

If you like KFP 1 & 2 then your sure to enjoy this. Not the best of the bunch but fun all the same, some very funny bits & it's grown on me with a few more watches.