Kung Fu Panda journey to inner peace!

May be the sweetest thing that happened this year. A Panda stole my heart! He is fun, it's pretty, he is innocent, he is undemanding endearing and boy! is he awesome on some serious ass-kicking Kung Fu!

In an effort to save Kung Fu Po, the 'Dragon Warrior' Panda and furious five make their trip to China, but what lies ahead can change POS life forever. The place is the country of the Kung Fu legends not only, but is also the mystery of Po identity. A connection to the Po, has his nemesis Mr. Shen that Po unaware. Whatever store Kung Fu as a mission for bottom soon begins to master is transformed in a battle for the Oogway of the last lesson by Kung Fu-"Inner Peace".

Jack Black brings to life our favorite Panda with renewed energy. His voice is for Po which means nothing - it accessible to the public heart makes. Jolie is fantastic as the Tigress alongside Dustin Hoffman as master Shifu, monkey, Seth Rogen as Mantis, Lucy Liu as wiper, Jackie Chan, David Cross as crane and Gary Oldman as Mr. Shen.

The film has some awesome special effects and brilliant animation. There are never bored. And the best part about the animation is that it brings the element of the comic power in life. There are many scenes of wonderful sequences and unpredictable comic timing in action, which leaves the audience filled with joy. The action sequences are full of awesome Kung Fu moves and funny phrases.

The script is brilliant. There are dialogues, the beautiful makes sense for the sheer simplicity with which they posted and was have. The film has a very positive note, inasmuch as it contains spirituality and fun in a perfect blend of blissful awareness.

In the words of the Po, "you have in the past, because it is not only important." "The only thing what counts is what you decide to be now." And many more such moments of consciousness, the feather of the wonderfully touching scenes. The film is very moving in certain key moments, which lets the audience spellbound mainly due to the sharpness of the emotion combined with Po the innocence and truth that is in his face. Everyone can relate to the Panda in moments when his eyes glow with any new knowledge, which brings him and with him the audience closer to "Inner peace".

Waiting for the Dragon Warrior. If you ever in Kung Fu, animation, spirituality or simply awesome fun, watch it! And believe me, if you do, you'll say pandas very in the words of our own

"This is seriously cool!"

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Movie review: Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)

Kung Fu Panda 2 uses the same techniques that made its predecessor success: a goofy character fighting desperately to fit in; comic character design and playful animation; and an all star cast of voice actor with such recognizable articulation, that they the visual barrier of her 3D alter ego against. Although the first film defines the characters, their relationships, fates and the setting of the ancient Asia, this second trip has the option, each role use purely for action, adventure, comic relief and even a little pathos. Only when the Sappiness to the point, the script has to enough sense thwart unbearable ramps which eye rolls (or tears) when the manipulation worked with strongly contrasting humor.

Po (Jack Black) the overweight Panda has been proclaimed the Almighty "Dragon Warrior", and monitors the safety of China with his band of capable Sidekicks, the furious five: Tigress (Angelina Jolie), Mantis (Seth Rogen), monkey (Jackie Chan), crane (David Cross) and Viper (Lucy Liu). He talks master Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) about the search for inner peace with his patients, looting a gang of bandits Wolf of a nearby town looking for metal objects, force Po to depart for a hasty rescue. As he will soon discover, the exile Peacock has Mr Shen (Gary Oldman) forged fire-breathing, metal spewing gun to wipe out those who are on his way to world domination.

It is questionable whether the story has grown more entertaining, especially when you consider that the action is little more than a generic Kung Fu history of good against evil, like the kind found in just about any live action martial arts film in the last decades. While the main conflict a relentless Overlord with obedience is Po's army and destructive weapons, the underlying discordance hazy memory of the past and the desire to know who he is, as the son of a goose, landed, and what happened to his real parents. Is Po trust or revenge drive? His actions of inner peace, are on as the film provoked preach, or by the powerful force that is adrenaline pumping payback,?

Perhaps he is simply try was successful on "hardcore" so that he can test with his companions. And if this is the case, it's a shame that so much of his time annoyingly foliation reconnaissance, ambush and rescue missions with his stunning defiance and clumsy clumsiness is issued. It is sometimes fun to see how pathetic its compared warriors counterparts, but equally annoying in the no-nonsense General, that he learned the hard way, that for his ruthless actions follow. This leads to the invincibility issued by all parties, the urgent and serious affects each dilemma which. Po is immune to injury and planless accidental frying pan, a lucky mistake or a loose floor plank protects from damage with one, which until swings (occur like on a rake), to block a rush of throwing knives in lower arm Holster. Crane similarly avoid risk with spastic flight and tigress has flamed at all any more - excuses they only whiskers suffers after taking a Cannonball on the face. Gravity and physics also seem the heroes, completely avoiding play no role in their unlikely escapes - although you the creative complex Chase sequences is intense and spontaneous.

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