I really love “Kung Fu Panda” and
“Kung Fu Panda 2” and I'm happy to report that
“Kung Fu Panda 3” is just as good,
just as funny,
and just a gorgeous as the other two.
Really,
it's worth seeing just for the artwork
(in fact,
it was the artwork in “Kung Fu Panda 2” that drew Bunny into the series to begin with).
Just wonderful.
While the story isn't anything we already haven't seen in the previous movies
(evil Kung Fu master threatening to take over the land and only Po the Panda can stop him,
only he doesn't believe he can)
it's really the characters that make these movies.
And don't forget—pandas.
Lots and lots of pandas.
Being pandas.
Oh so cute.
Did I mention the pandas?
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