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Kung Fu Panda 2

  • 2011
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  • 1h 30min
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Jack Black in Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Po is now living his dream as The Dragon Warrior, protecting the Valley of Peace alongside his friends and fellow kung fu masters, The Furious Five.  But Po’s new life of awesomeness is threatened by the emergence of a formidable villain, who plans to use a secret, unstoppable weapon to conquer China and destroy kung fu.
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Animation par ordinateurArts martiauxAventure animalièreBurlesqueKung-FuActionAnimationAventureComédieDrame

Po et ses amis se battent pour empêcher un méchant paon de conquérir la Chine avec une nouvelle arme mortelle, mais le guerrier dragon doit d'abord accepter son passé.Po et ses amis se battent pour empêcher un méchant paon de conquérir la Chine avec une nouvelle arme mortelle, mais le guerrier dragon doit d'abord accepter son passé.Po et ses amis se battent pour empêcher un méchant paon de conquérir la Chine avec une nouvelle arme mortelle, mais le guerrier dragon doit d'abord accepter son passé.

  • Réalisation
    • Jennifer Yuh Nelson
  • Scénario
    • Jonathan Aibel
    • Glenn Berger
    • Ethan Reiff
  • Casting principal
    • Jack Black
    • Angelina Jolie
    • Jackie Chan
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,3/10
    344 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    2 382
    60
    • Réalisation
      • Jennifer Yuh Nelson
    • Scénario
      • Jonathan Aibel
      • Glenn Berger
      • Ethan Reiff
    • Casting principal
      • Jack Black
      • Angelina Jolie
      • Jackie Chan
    • 341avis d'utilisateurs
    • 286avis des critiques
    • 67Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nommé pour 1 Oscar
      • 5 victoires et 47 nominations au total

    Vidéos12

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    Kung Fu Panda 2: Teaser Trailer
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    Kung Fu Panda 2: Teaser Trailer
    Kung Fu Panda 2: Vertical Motion Poster
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    Kung Fu Panda 2: Vertical Motion Poster
    Kung Fu Panda 2: Stealth Mode
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    Kung Fu Panda 2: Stealth Mode
    Kung Fu Panda 2: Dumpling Warrior
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    Kung Fu Panda 2: Dumpling Warrior
    Kung Fu Panda 2: That Was My Fist
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    Kung Fu Panda 2: That Was My Fist

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    Rôles principaux35

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    Jack Black
    Jack Black
    • Po
    • (voix)
    Angelina Jolie
    Angelina Jolie
    • Tigress
    • (voix)
    Jackie Chan
    Jackie Chan
    • Monkey
    • (voix)
    Dustin Hoffman
    Dustin Hoffman
    • Shifu
    • (voix)
    Gary Oldman
    Gary Oldman
    • Shen
    • (voix)
    Seth Rogen
    Seth Rogen
    • Mantis
    • (voix)
    Lucy Liu
    Lucy Liu
    • Viper
    • (voix)
    David Cross
    David Cross
    • Crane
    • (voix)
    James Hong
    James Hong
    • Mr. Ping
    • (voix)
    Michelle Yeoh
    Michelle Yeoh
    • Soothsayer
    • (voix)
    Danny McBride
    Danny McBride
    • Wolf Boss
    • (voix)
    Dennis Haysbert
    Dennis Haysbert
    • Master Ox
    • (voix)
    Jean-Claude Van Damme
    Jean-Claude Van Damme
    • Master Croc
    • (voix)
    Victor Garber
    Victor Garber
    • Master Rhino
    • (voix)
    Mike Bell
    Mike Bell
    • Gorilla Guard 1
    • (voix)
    • (as Michael Patrick Bell)
    Jason Bertsch
    • Antelope Driver
    • (voix)
    Michael DeMaio
    • Happy Bunny
    • (voix)
    Shane Glick
    • Wolf Soldier 4
    • (voix)
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      • Jennifer Yuh Nelson
    • Scénario
      • Jonathan Aibel
      • Glenn Berger
      • Ethan Reiff
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    julian-mumford

    Full of of "Awesomeness"

    Kung Fu Panda was huge in every sense, $631 million at the worldwide box office and an indelible character amply voiced by Jack Black. This is a voice role that may come to define his career, even though he does not actually appear in a single frame.

    Understandably Dreamworks Studios would be failing shareholders not to expand the franchise further and we now have the second film, in what almost certainly will become a trilogy.

    Does the film suffer from mid trilogy bloat and irrelevance, well actually no. Everything is subjective but this is the equal or may even surpass in some ways, the original film.

    Po Ping or Dragon warrior (Black) managed through his daring deeds and hopeless optimism to save "Kung Fu" in the first film, here he has a much harder task. Finding himself, reconciling his own adoption and achieving "inner peace" all the while fighting off the genocidal Lord Shen (Oldman) of Gongman City. Shen is intent on destroying everything and everyone to fill the emptiness, due to a lack of paternal love.

    As Po would say, "It's like, quite deep".

    As before, Po manages to complete daring feats and heroic acts, not so much out of bravery but by falling skillfully, more often than not led by his ample stomach in search of a quick feed. He does not do this alone of course, we have on hand his usual fighting crew. Tigress (Jolie), Monkey (Chan), Mantis (Rogen), Crane (Cross) & Viper (Liu), heavy hitting star power for a children's animated movie.

    We also have Shifu (Hoffman) returning as a "Yoda" like mentor and Mr Ping (Hong) as Po's adopted father, who provides comic relief and some touching scenes in equal measure. The film tidying up the slight oddity of a Panda being the son of a Goose. Michelle Yeo voices the soothsayer that predicts Shen's future, who may or may not be useful to his quest in equal measure. Even Jean Claude Van Damme gets a look in as Master Croc, which always looks good on your filmography.

    It goes without saying that the animation and sound are top rate and the story unfolds in a natural way and does not feel conceived merely to extend the franchise. We wanted to know more about the character and here we explore Po's past and why this new threat is so personal and debilitating to him, his own Kryptonite if you will.

    What made the previous film really stand out was the hand drawn oriental style animation that interspersed the action, fleshing out stories told by the characters. Here we are again treated to similar sequences which lift the film to another level. For every child friendly chase sequence there is a tender scene which manages to appeal to adults without detracting from the on screen colourful antics.

    Will Po manage to vanquish evil again, find balance and reconcile his past, well the deviations from the norm can only be stretched so far but the journey is the thing and there is much to enjoy along the way.

    Could well be the the best animated film of the year, Pixar have definite competition in this genre and perhaps mirroring the arc from Toy Story 1 to 2. If so, then the third outing could be special indeed.

    Summary

    Equalling or even eclipsing the first film this achieves all the studio could have hoped for. Family friendly with a good heart, exquisite animation and a starry but well used voice cast.

    Highly Recommended and as the tagline says, "full of awesomeness".
    bob the moo

    Enjoyable family film that adds a bit of darkness, and a lot of scale, to the strengths of the first film

    I'd not seen the first Kung-Fu Panda film since it had come out in the late noughties, and I hadn't seen any of the other ones at all until it my toddler started watching them and I picked up 2 and 3 for her. After watching the first one loads, I managed to move her to the second, for my own variety as much as anything else. The plot sees Po trying to settle into his new role as Dragon Warrior, at the same time as a banished son returns to the city to use a new powerful weapon to seize control of the city and country. It has a slightly darker tone than the first film, because it touches on Po's backstory, and it carries itself with more dramatic sequences than the first film did (where we only got to see the power and anger of Tai Lung in a handful of scenes - mostly the film was about Po's training).

    This slightly extra weight adds to the characters and the narrative, and at the same time the scale of the film feels bigger as we move into a city, with the stakes high. This means the action sequences feel like they mean more, and in return the actions is bigger, more polished, and fits well with the gravity-defying excess of the genre that the film is referencing and drawing from. It did this well in the first film too, but here it feels much more satisfying in the scale of it all. At its heart though the film remains funny, entertaining, easy for families, and with good moral messages throughout. As with the first film, the use of Chinese culture swings from mostly feeling well used and cleverly adopted, to being a bit cheap - but mostly it works well.

    Animation and production is of a very high standard, and the voice cast is even deeper than in the first film, with people like Oldman, Yeoh, Haysbert, Garber, Van Damme, and McBride joining an already very starry cast. Black doesn't always work for me, but he keeps Po funny but likeable, while Oldman manages to bring gravity to his performance and have good comic timing too.

    In my mind, the Kung-Fu Panda films were sort of 'lesser' films because I always saw Pixar's deeper content as being superior to Dreamworks stuff, however this second film lifts from the already good first, and is a very enjoyable and satisfying family film.
    10MosHr

    An emphatic return with a darker story; great movie with lots in it for the adults as well

    The question that has been floating around about Kung Fu Panda 2 is if it is Shrek 2 or Toy Story 2 of animated sequels? Well, I'm happy to say it's Toy Story 2 kind of animated sequel - a genuine good movie that takes risks and succeeds rather than rehashing the first movie.

    Po isn't as much of a gastro-kung-fu fighter and fanboi from the first movie but has grown in his personality; he's less the Jack Black as a panda and more of a character that stands on it's own. However, Po is now the tragic hero in a Greek style prophecy which foretells of a warrior in black and white who would defeat a certain Lord Shen who has invented a new weapon that could spell the end of kung-fu. As Po learns that he is adopted, he struggles to find out about his past and the strange symbol from his nightmares. The heavy subject matter doesn't weight down the movie and is continually and cleverly able to escape into funny moments without losing gravitas. It successfully weaves the topics of fatherhood, friendship and family into a colorful story that even though we know how it will end, it gets there very very emphatically.

    I'm really glad that Kung Fu Panda 2 didn't go the route of being a purely children's movie and didn't go the route of being built on jokes of Po's eating and Po's weight. I suppose the fortune cookie philosophy of master Shifu is slightly missed but purely a small quibble in a good movie. As a final note, maybe it's because of my eyesight with a weaker left eye, I barely noticed the 3D at all. Highly recommended movie.
    8ceeingred13

    A very pleasant surprise!

    Having seen and enjoyed (if not been bowled over by) the original, I was surprised and delighted by this movie that seems to prove that Dreamworks, while still not quite on a Pixar level (Yet!) could soon catch them up. It handles much more sensitive material than the first movie and tackles some truly dark and heavy subject material, but manages to keep it from becoming a drama by dropping in comedic material in a manner that is never jarring, out of place, or desperate. Lord Shen made for one of the most delightful villains of recent movie history. His push against the future contrasting with Po's struggle with the past was wonderful to watch. Po's talks with his father brought a tear to my eye in more than one moment in the film. This company and production team have firmly established themselves as formidable storytellers and I'm eager to see what's next.
    10justin-fencsak

    The best of the series

    If kung fu panda was star wars then this one is esb . This was back when jack black was at its peak with Angelina back when she was married to brad Pitt. This is also the first DreamWorks cartoon to be directed by a woman and has found great success in China. The success of this and the end of the trilogy has spawned a t.v. series and countless merchandise.

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    • Anecdotes
      (At around one hour and nine minutes) Master Croc leaps onto the boat and lands in a wide split position. This is a characteristic move of Jean-Claude Van Damme, who voiced him.
    • Gaffes
      In Kung Fu Panda (2008), Oogway's staff (later given to Shifu) was broken by Tai Lung. In Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) it appears to be intact, but closer examination shows it's repaired with tape.
    • Citations

      Po: [stares up a long passage] Ah. My old enemy... stairs!

    • Crédits fous
      The DreamWorks Animation logo is in Chinese shadow-puppetry and has Master Oogway, Shifu's teacher from Kung Fu Panda (2008), fishing in the moon.
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Épisode #19.152 (2011)
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      Written by Liu Mingyuan

      Performed by China Broadcasting Chinese Orchestra

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    • Date de sortie
      • 15 juin 2011 (France)
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      • 47 656 302 $US
      • 29 mai 2011
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