Tyrone_Shoelaces wrote:Make sure you stay through the credits when you see it. You will be blinded by awesomeness.
Not really. I just like saying that.
There is however a very nice scene with Po and Shifu.
Tyrone_Shoelaces wrote:After the credits Po and Shifu are sitting on the cliff eating dumplings while the sun sets. There's a pullback that reveals the peach seed Shifu planted has sprouted.
stereosforgeeks wrote:
Kung Fu Panda opens with an awesome 2D sequence that reminded me of a more elaborate Samurai Jack.
stereosforgeeks wrote:Kung Fu Panda opens with an awesome 2D sequence that reminded me of a more elaborate Samurai Jack.
Heyoucantlaughatthat wrote:
The sequence of White Tiger Dude (Already forgot his name) escaping from prison was probably the coolest action sequence I've ever seen in a 3D animated movie.
minstrel wrote:It's not as great as Wall-E, but it's easier to watch over and over, which is what my roomie is doing with it while he works on his software problems.
06/10/2008: "Five Kung Fu Panda sequels on the way?"
In news that will surprise noone, Jack Black told AAP while promoting Kung Fu Panda in Sydney earlier today that he was confident there would be a follow up: “My eight ball says signs point to yes.” Jack says he’d jump at the chance to be involved if “all the stars are aligned to make it. It’s easy for me, I just come in and do the acting voice, it’s those animators and directors that have to really make the sacrifice.” In much more surprising news however, Jeffrey Katzenberg stated that there could be up to FIVE more Kung Fu Panda movies if he gets his way. “There is a larger story here of which this is the first chapter. In the same way Shrek had five chapters from the beginning, this has six. Whether we get to tell those chapters or not isn’t something we determine, the movie-goers determine. It needs to be a big hit. It needs to be a blockbuster.” Which Kung Fu Panda is clearly on its way to become… Deservedly so since this timeless action comedy with heart marks a fresh departure for DreamWorks–so why spoil it, especially so early in its theatrical run, with the announcement of endless sequels? You may remember that Jeffrey Katzenberg stated four years ago that Shrek had been conceived from the beginning as a four-chapter story, later bumping up that number to five.
yorrick brown wrote:TheButcher wrote:Kung Fu Panda 5 news:06/10/2008: "Five Kung Fu Panda sequels on the way?"
its only been out a week and they want four more movies,wow!.
Fievel wrote:TheButcher wrote:Charlie Kaufman Did Script Work on Kung Fu Panda Sequel
Interest level just skyrocketed.
Thought the first was entertaining enough, but nothing spectacular.
It seems animation would be the perfect world for Kaufman to explore.
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