Join the star of Kung Fu Panda as he sets out on a whole new adventure in this sequel to the animated box-office hit featuring the voices of Jack Black and Dustin Hoffman. In the wake of defeating the... read more 
Directed by: Raman Hui
Release Date: November 9, 2008
DVD Release Date: March 24, 2009
Stats: 1,260 reviews
Of course, being a Kung Fu Panda fan, I would love this regardless of what anyone else would say. But its a great short animation, with Po taking on a new generation of students and teaching the basics with the anecdotes of the Furious Five.
Not much to say, but great animation... read more
saw this movie when i bought the DVD. The original was great. But i would have liked the cut scenes to have had been the same 2d quality as the original opening. but it wasn't. not bad for kids though...
i loved it. it combined to animating styles and illustrations and it was entertaining and funny. ive become a fan os this franchise...took me a while but i love it
a lame attempt to squeeze extra cash out from the film. Seth Rogen didn't even lend his voice, but Jack Black did... strange.
good 2 see with kids nice moral but have teach the moral of kung fu wich the most import part b4 u teach any how 2 fight
If you saw the original Kung Fu Panda this is a great addition to take the time and see. it Gives you (and/or your kids) the chance to see how the Ferocious 5 came to be.
laugh, cry , and feel good this kid flick has got it all some times i think the kid movies are better than the others . well just some times
It was ok. Not as good as the movie I would watch it if it was on t.v. and that is where I did watch it. It was entertaining to say the most
when you see this packaged with the movie in the store, realize that it's only a half hour. also it's more aligned to kids than the movie is. but it's not a ripoff or a piece of crap or anything like that.
Good Sequel To TheAnimated Hit ''Kung Fu Panda''. Unfortanatly, Besides Jack Black, None of The Origanal Voiice Comes Back For The Sequel.
Now, I Would Just Like To Note That Most of The Movie is in 2D Animation, Which I Find That A Good Thing Scince There Aren't Many 2D Anima... read more
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