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Kung Fu Panda 3 English Movie

Feature Film | 2016 | U | Action, Animation, Comedy
Critics:
3.7
Critics
 

Review by: Manisha Lakhe
Amazing to hear familiar voices - and a couple of new ones - tell us the story of the Dragon Warrior who is facing a new adventure. This time from a scary warrior from the spirit world with a chi-sapping technique. The humor is unrestrained as before and we become children again as we watch Po and his friends defeat the baddies and have time to gorge on dumplings.
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Review by: Mihir Fadnavis - Firstpost
Kung Fu Panda 3 doesn’t waste any time in getting to the good stuff.With a solid base for a narrative, directors Jennifer Yuh Nelson and Alessandro Carloni make the most of the budget and the cutting edge animation technology to render a movie that doesn’t bore for a single moment.
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Review by: Jyoti Sharma Bawa - Hindustan Times
The film offers entertainment for children while being substantive enough to keep the parents engaged. What it is not, is fresh. It offers everything we have come to expect from the franchise without breaking any new ground.this film doesn’t live up to the high standards set by the first two parts but still manages to stay endearing and fun, like a giant panda hug.
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Review by: Mark Kermode - The Guardian
It’s amiable, colourful fare, buoyed up by occasional moments of beauty, most of them in the dazzling background designs – both worldly and otherworldly. The third outing for Jack Black’s furry high-kicker is enjoyable and, on occasion, spectacularly beautiful.
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Review by: Justin Chang - Variety
Emotionally, dramatically and perhaps most of all visually (it’s worth seeing in 3D), this delightful trilogy capper is almost as generously proportioned as its cuddly warrior hero, restoring a winning lightness of touch to the saga while bringing its long-running themes of perseverance and self-knowledge to satisfying fruition.
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Review by: Tim Robey - The Telegraph
The first two films laid down a distinctive visual template which this pushes ever further into trippy, sliced-and-diced abstraction, nodding frenetically to the techniques of the wuxia martial arts genre.The summer ahead is looking madly stuffed with talking animals, but Po has jammed his bulging frame through first, and done it with style.
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