While not really outdoing the first two films, Kung Fu Panda 3 has all the trappings of a fine third entry in an acclaimed film franchise. Some of the humor feels sillier compared to the prequels, but eventually gets better as the conflict is developed. The film is fast-paced and gripping as it delivers a successful blend of action and comedy, served with heartfelt father-son moments that continue to warm my heart. It also doesn't eschew the philosophy or the magical score that aided the first two films in a great way.
The voice acting is still good, and there's nothing to complain about. The story is written in a way that while it may initially seem silly, it only ends up getting better and stronger as it goes on to unfold. The makers continue to serve us with first-rate action sequences. Since I watched the film in 3D, I enjoyed it even more than I guess I could've enjoyed in 2D. In the second half of the story, you'll get a lot of emotionally resonant as well as exciting moments that will eventually make you forgive blemishes if any.
All in all, this is a pretty good film and a worthy inclusion to the series. If you loved the first two films, especially the second one, you might be expecting another strong plot, which it does have, except it doesn't feel as intense. Nevertheless, this is a family-friendly action comedy that works very easily for kids and families. And the philosophical messages it offers are not easy to forget. I was completely satisfied by the time it ended.
The voice acting is still good, and there's nothing to complain about. The story is written in a way that while it may initially seem silly, it only ends up getting better and stronger as it goes on to unfold. The makers continue to serve us with first-rate action sequences. Since I watched the film in 3D, I enjoyed it even more than I guess I could've enjoyed in 2D. In the second half of the story, you'll get a lot of emotionally resonant as well as exciting moments that will eventually make you forgive blemishes if any.
All in all, this is a pretty good film and a worthy inclusion to the series. If you loved the first two films, especially the second one, you might be expecting another strong plot, which it does have, except it doesn't feel as intense. Nevertheless, this is a family-friendly action comedy that works very easily for kids and families. And the philosophical messages it offers are not easy to forget. I was completely satisfied by the time it ended.