I am a Panda

Rating: 10/10 (22 December 2018)

Following the story of the panda who wants to learn martial arts - Po (Jack Black) this time is to replace Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) to teach the five great teachings including Snake (Lucy Liu), Tiger (Angelia Jolie), Monkey (Jackie Chan), Mantis (Seth Rogan), Stork (David Cross). And yet, a buffalo (J.K Simmons) raises the grave only to take revenge on the Elder (Randall Duk Kim) because he used to kick his ass in the past. And this time we saw a little more about Po's origin when Po's father appeared.
If the first part is about the impossible journey to become a hero, then the second part is to continue to train to become more powerful. The third part is the journey to become someone everyone respects - a master. But along with that is also the journey to learn yourself, your own source. Perhaps this is the most beautiful part of the three, not saying that the parts that were "short of breath" but the image quality were somewhat better. This is extremely interesting when the action scenes are detailed but beautiful, along with Hans Zimmer's contribution, we don't have to complain about the audiovisual segment.
As for the "acting" part (voice acting), Jack Black still retains his performance like the previous parts, all the laughter of the movie is almost captured by him. The mind is the same as the soul of the whole film, but this content and implication is somewhat "goat tiger" part two. Because this time must also face an enemy, while learning a new lesson - the content of part one and two. In addition, when Shifu kept saying "I am very young" after all that Po had experienced. The only other story this time is probably learning "new moves".
That said, obviously, the film also has many unique features this time. As if Po had to teach a bunch of pandas as his relatives to study elaborately, while Ngu Dai had his own work (although they lacked the same land as before) and also a series of actors new again. Kate Hudson's unexpected appearance as Mei Mei really took away some laughter from Jack Black, but the most striking was the participation of Bryan Cranston as the father of Po, Li Shang in the role Po's adoptive father and JK Simmons' undisputed talent as the main villain this time is Kai. This is probably the most interesting guy from Tai Lung (Ian McShane) part one. A strong guy but also has a history of exciting pushing. But the funny thing is that even though he's not known. However, with the talent of J.K Simmons, this character is even more interesting when having his own funny face.
Unlike Kung Fu Panda 2, this time it's like the end of the series. The end of the hero "Long Binh", although quite unexpected, is very wonderful and very satisfying. Although it is only about the main theme of "surpassing yourself", this is not a bad thing to teach, especially with small children. In general, if you love the first two parts, this is a "must see" already. And if it really is the end for "Long Binh" it is also extremely spectacular.
Perhaps coming here, I do not need a lot of words for you to "carry" out of the theater to be able to enjoy great hours with Kung Fu Panda 3. With a huge cast of talent and talent. Ignoring some old rules, everything is excellent.