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If you have watched Kung Fu panda, don't watch this. The contrast will be brutally incomparable. The story revolve around a fat rabbit who has acquire the life-long kungfu aura of Shifu (a monkey). The fat rabbit will eventually uphold justice by defeating the bad ass Panda.

Almost the same storyline but a lot more dull and boring. Animation was as poor as what you will see in a mediocre Nickelodeon computer generated graphics. A good analogy will be a wanna-be China made World of Warcraft program.

A recent interview with the voice cast of the movie states that the comparison of this movie with Kungfu Panda is inevitable. It also mean that this movie is as good as the latter having been compared to it. I have a gut feeling that audience will feel cheated should they believe that statement.

So if you want to watch some animation with your kids, watching Nickelodeon isn't a bad idea and the storyline is shorter without the agony of going through a wanna-be movie. By the way, there are better 3D movies out there anyway.

*sits in the corner of the cold shower and cries* Why does this exist? This is what happens if you use Kung Fu panda as toilet paper after going to Taco Bell. This movie needs Jesus This is the Detroit version of kung fu panda. If your family doesn't love you they take you to this movie. This movie contained blackface and ablest slurs, triggering me. I can not say this movie is the g rating it received. The antagonist sounded like he was gargling semen violently. The animation made my eyesight worse. Seriously, name any inanimate object, it was probably animated better than the main characters.

Over all, i would have rather eat led paint than watch this movie.

This movie was absolutely stunning, beautiful art style outstanding plot, easily one of the greatest works of cinema of all time

No matter if you know or ignore the film is still nothing half and nothing whole.

He has a nice carefree way, but he is optically so mediocre and meaningless that nothing will remain in the memory.

The character design is a bit too Catholic, the textures are too weak, the animation itself is a bit too slapstick for my taste. This is one of the few martial arts films that clearly differentiate between martial arts and acrobatics. And you couldn't quite decide whether to give the animals realistic or abstract colors. I liked the film but it is not worth looking at again. Small children will have fun with it but only recommended if there is really nothing better to find there is a good gap filler. This is truly a children's film through and through because it is more of a content and narrative style for children and because children do not yet have the cognitive skills to follow abstract thinking processes or complex actions and they are fed with shallow food anyway before being served a lobster. besides, the film has almost no extras almost every scene and setting feels really empty I really thought in the beginning the main character lives in a ghost town

But here are a few things the film did well: 1. The film is entertaining, 2. The film is not silly 3. The film knows when to be funny 4. The film knows when to be serious 5. All battles are as fast as they are dynamic 6. Although the main villain in this film is very passive, you have given a lot of personality through his fighting style and presented it as a serious threat 7. the last fight is surprisingly exciting and surprisingly hard compared to the rest of the film, which is why the win feels all the sweeter

Shifu, the monkey is attacked by Slash and his thugs. Shifu is poisoned and comforted by Fu, the giant white rabbit. Fu is a dim-witted cook. The dying Shifu gives him his kung fu powers and tasked to give his tablet to his daughter Penny, the cat. Fu doesn't realize his new powers and gains work as a cook in Slash's palace. Slach proclaims himself the new kung fu master.

Of course, the comparison to Kung Fu Panda is inevitable and this movie is poorer for it. The animation looks about ten years behind the top level Hollywood work. The character designs also fail. It's mostly poor but a few are downright ugly. The story meanders a little but mostly it lacks any drama. Sadly, Jon Heder's quiet voice work is really weak. On the positive side, there is plenty of fast high-energy kung fu action. Overall, this is a poor attempt to take on the better Hollywood fare.