Movie Review: Lustrous, Stupendous and Ridiculously 'Skadooshy'!- Kung Fu Panda 3.

**Spoiler Alert!**
"If you keep doing only what you can, you'll never be more than what you're!"
Kung Fu Panda series is known for it's mix of cuteness, fun and some amazingly great writing. Kung Fu Panda 3 takes them to Level 3! As the credits roll, you wish the movie was a little bit longer. And that wouldn't help as you'll feel the same way even if the movie actually was longer. With an all ensemble cast, great animation, supreme music and wonderful script, Kung Fu Panda 3 is not to be missed.
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The movie starts off with Kai, a buffalo Kung Fu Master (played by J.K. Simmons) fighting Master Oogway to  capture his Chi (refers to a spiritual energy found in living things in the Kung Fu Panda franchise) which will help him return to Mortal World from Spirit Realm. On the other hand, our beloved Po (played by Jack Black) is on a serious mission to find his inner self. Master Shifu assigns Po to teach the Furious Five and meanwhile, Li, father of Po (Played by Bryan Cranston) comes looking for his long lost son and finds him. Master Shifu learns about the new threat to Kung Fu with a small backstory and knows that Kai can be defeated only through Chi, a long lost trait of the Pandas which will result in Po going to the secret village of Pandas along with his dad. How Po keeps up with being a Panda and how he masters Chi to defeat Kai forms the rest of the story.
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The Script is just amazing. You know script is remarkable when quotes like "Your best strength comes from being the best you!", "I've been wondering myself. Am I a student, a teacher, a Panda... Turns out, I'm all of them" and the one at the start of this article doesn't feel out of the place in an animated feature film. Music by the legendary Hans Zimmer makes you keep humming the tunes long after you're out of the cinema. Lead performances by Jack Black, Bryan Cranston, J.K. Simmons and Angelina Jolie are perfect. The whole Panda village drama is just how it should've been made. Cinematography with perfect colors is soothing.
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Highlights:
  • Script
  • Lead Performances
  • Music
  • Cinematography
  • Wit and Humor
Verdict: A movie that deserves multiple watching!

P.S: Dear Dreamworks, keep the rolling Panda movies coming! Just keep them coming!!

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