Kung Fu Panda 3

In my opinion, Kung Fu Panda 3 pretty much keeps the high standard set by the first installment in this franchise. The first installment is witty hand as momentum. Plus, Po Ping, the main character, is very likable. I liked the second one as well, which was a bit less funny because it had some interesting action sequences, and the peacock was just really, really good as the bad guy. The third installment more or less keeps all these important criteria for me and once again is about finding "yourself" like the first installment. Practically every installment of Kung Fu Panda reveals something new about Po Ping, and in each of these movies, our hero has to somehow come to grips with this and find "inner peace." Furthermore, I have nothing against the main idea that the important thing is to be yourself, and I do not find variations on this theme boring. So actually, Kung Fu Panda 3 did not disappoint me, and my impression of this franchise is still above average. I have been waiting to see which would come first, a cinema viewing or the HD screen, and today I know, although I will still go to the cinema because I want to see the quality of the 3D. Still, I can already say that I like the animation and soundtrack. 7/10. (27/02/2016)

Po never really disappoints and he will always be the chubby likeable lad and the master of making kids laugh, but everything around him is getting stale and tired. If it weren't for his rediscovered father and the panda village, which provides a new charge of positivity to the story, the third instalment would have been a much bigger disappointment, especially considering the poorly portrayed villain and the underused supporting characters. This way, it remains a lot of simple but simply likeable fun, great original voice acting, a catchy soundtrack and wonderful animation, especially noticeable in the expressions and details of most of the characters. Plot-wise, however, just average, mainly due to the shabby ending. 65% (11/04/2016)

Compared to the second one, Kung Fu Panda 3 is funnier, more action-packed and not so flat in terms of story. Again, there is a charismatic villain who goes hard for his own. There are also other pandas on the scene, and they provided the biggest portion of entertainment in the film, so I give them a thumbs up. Once again, they couldn't avoid a few silly scenes, but even so, this threequel stays above average. In short, it's probably the most visually impressive part of the panda trilogy, and you relax despite all the action. (03/07/2016)