Let me just warn you, before you watch this movie, you want to keep many dumplings and lots of noodles for it because this movie makes them sound delicious. They make dumplings and noodles sound delicious in Panda Village because that’s all they were eating there. Also during the first fight, Po eats dumplings and then spits them all at the bad guys which might make you think dumplings help you while fighting. Anyways, Po is a panda who lives in a village with his father and spends the day training with his master (Master Shifu) and his teammates that he fights bad guys with. Kai who is the bad guy in this movie used to fight bad guys with Master Oogway but soon got angry that Oogway learned how to make everything blossom called Chi. Kai tried
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Whenever there was a very fast scene and something like a fight was happening, the music was very fast. The music in the movie was pop. For example, when Po was fighting the bad guys in the village in the beginning, the music was very fast. When there sad moments or were just people talking, the music was slow and quiet. For example, when Po’s dad finally revealed to Po that none of the pandas actually knew Chi and he lied to Po, the music was very slow and quiet. Something that always happened throughout the movie was that whenever Kai comes, the beat that played was the same beat from the song “I’m so sorry” by Imagine Dragons plays. This helps the movie because the beat is really loud and kind of gets you pumped up.
A last strength of “Kung Fu Panda 3” was just the story itself. While watching it, I almost forgot it was an animation and that it was for kids. There were many life lessons in this movie that can actually be used in real life. For example, Master Shifu told Po that needed to be more patient to become a better teacher and that can be used in real life. The movie just the right amount of funny moments and serious moments. It had more funny moments which really helped the movie because it’s audience is little kids who want to watch a movie about
Whenever there was a very fast scene and something like a fight was happening, the music was very fast. The music in the movie was pop. For example, when Po was fighting the bad guys in the village in the beginning, the music was very fast. When there sad moments or were just people talking, the music was slow and quiet. For example, when Po’s dad finally revealed to Po that none of the pandas actually knew Chi and he lied to Po, the music was very slow and quiet. Something that always happened throughout the movie was that whenever Kai comes, the beat that played was the same beat from the song “I’m so sorry” by Imagine Dragons plays. This helps the movie because the beat is really loud and kind of gets you pumped up.
A last strength of “Kung Fu Panda 3” was just the story itself. While watching it, I almost forgot it was an animation and that it was for kids. There were many life lessons in this movie that can actually be used in real life. For example, Master Shifu told Po that needed to be more patient to become a better teacher and that can be used in real life. The movie just the right amount of funny moments and serious moments. It had more funny moments which really helped the movie because it’s audience is little kids who want to watch a movie about