Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) Directed by Alessandro Carloni, Jennifer Yuh Nelson
Animation / Action / Adventure / Comedy / Family
Film Synopsis
When the master Shifu gives up teaching kung-fu to pandas, it is Po that
must take over this role. During a kung-fu competition, Po meets a
giant panda that he vaguely recognises - it turns out to be his father Li
Shan, who has been missing for several years. Meanwhile, the evil Kai
has attacked the master Oogway whilst he is deep in meditation. Now,
at last, he can return to Earth - and embark on a personal crusade against
all of the kung-fu masters. To defeat the all-powerful Kai, Po must
transform a collection of clumsy and playful pandas into an efficient army
of adept kung-fu warriors...
Cast: Jack Black (Po),
Bryan Cranston (Li),
Dustin Hoffman (Shifu),
Angelina Jolie Pitt (Tigress),
J.K. Simmons (Kai),
Jackie Chan (Monkey),
Seth Rogen (Mantis),
Lucy Liu (Viper),
David Cross (Crane),
Kate Hudson (Mei Mei),
James Hong (Mr. Ping),
Randall Duk Kim (Oogway),
Steele Gagnon (Bao),
Liam Knight (Lei Lei),
Wayne Knight (Big Fun),
Barbara Dirickson (Grandma Panda),
Al Roker (Sum),
Willie Geist (Dim),
Fred Tatasciore (Master Bear),
Pax Jolie-Pitt (Yoo)
Country: USA / China
Language: English / Mandarin
Support: Color
Runtime: 95 min
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