Panda Bear in Africa

They were showing this cheap at a cinema in the city.

I'd never heard of it, but I was spending the day with my 6 yr old, and thought it would be a good way to entertain him for a while, as he loves all things animation.

I think we've all been spoiled with the high quality of most animated kids movies - they usually have a good plot, and there are enough subtle "adult" gags and stuff to keep parents amused.

Not so with this one.

The animation was fine, but the writing, plot and dialogue were just daft, and often didn't make a lot of sense. At less than an hour and a half, it is a relatively short film, but I was glancing at my watch most of the way through, wishing it was over.

My son enjoyed it ok, so that's the main thing I supposed. I would have been annoyed if I'd paid full price for us to watch.

Little kids might enjoy if it comes on a screening service.

Grown ups - avoid.

A European co-production aimed at the whole family, this animated film stands out mainly for its colorful and competent visuals. While not groundbreaking, the animation is lively and appealing enough to hold the attention of younger viewers. The characters are charming and well-designed, adding the right amount of humor and warmth to keep things enjoyable.

That said, the storyline doesn't offer much in terms of originality. Strong influences from films like Kung Fu Panda and The Lion King are hard to miss, with familiar plot turns and well-worn moral lessons. Still, the movie manages to be pleasant and achieves its main goal: to entertain.

The pacing is smooth and steady, and the constant appearance of new animals and environments keeps things visually fresh and engaging for children.

In short, this is an animated adventure that may not break new ground, but successfully uses classic ingredients to deliver a fun, visually rich experience designed for family enjoyment.

Panda Bear in Africa is about a panda saving a dragon that has been imprisoned by African lions. The plot overall has odd references to Kung Fu Panda but especially The Lion King, having a Chinese village populated solely by pandas, an evil lion uncle, hyenas and lions being at odds and dead royals. I hesitate it to call it a rip off, since it does new things with these elements - the hyenas, for example, are not evil - but it is still pretty jarring at times.

The animation is subpar, being a low budget CGI. The plot, despite its concise core, is meandering and ll over the place. Most of the jokes don't land, but I do find myself laughing at a few, especially at the dumb crocodile henchmen.

Overall worth it for the good hyenas, but otherwise not recommended.

Hi, my name is Parham Mahdizadeh and I'm writing this review because I truly enjoyed watching "Panda Bear in Africa." It was a beautiful film with heartwarming animation, a touching story, and great messages about courage, friendship, and unity. The panda character was very kind and lovable, and the world of the film was full of color and life. I especially liked the interaction between the panda and other animals-it reminded me of the value of teamwork and kindness in life.

I really hope there will be a second movie. It would be amazing if new animal characters were added, like a red monkey, a tiger, or maybe even animals from other continents. This kind of story helps teach children and adults alike about nature, empathy, and adventure. I'm also very curious to know if Panda Bear in Africa 2 is in development or when it might be released.

Thank you so much to the team behind this beautiful film. Please continue the story-we are waiting and excited for more!

The plot of the movie is interesting and enjoyable. The graphics, well not the best, looks very good.

They also captured the atmosphere perfectly, from the beautiful forests of Asia, to the jungles and deserts of Africa, the animators perfectly captured the biodiversity.

The characters are also good, we have a panda, dragon, etcetera (the list is a bit long ). Almost every main character felt like they have something to do in this world.

The music fits perfectly with the mood. From the peacful chinese music to the traditional African singing in the Hieana village, this movie has fine music.

Overall, this is an excellent movie and I'll totally recommend it.