Kung Fu Panda 4 2024 by AverageMansReviews

Kung Fu Panda 4 2024 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/transformation/cutting/burning/animal cruelty/bodily functions

Wake me up when this becomes interesting: briefly; Po/The Dragon Warrior [voiced by Jack Black:] goes on one last adventure to take down The Chameleon [voiced Viola Davis:] she is I know I have already said this, but if I don't someone will get funny a Chameleon she is a very powerful sorcerer and shape shifter. But we have this thief that knows the way to her; her name is Zhen [voiced by Awkwafina:] she is a corsac fox, which Po knows where she is; because she is in their jail; which would I am sure a deal can be reached to take Po to this location.

Generally speaking: the framework and pacing of this 94 minutes film well... roughly for the first 45 minutes, the person I watch some of this content with and I were both struggling to literally keep awake, it is a generic to the point where it just does everything you are expected to do with the colourful computer animation and so on and so forth. But after this timeframe roughly things over all aspects begin to build up some momentum or/and some get up and go about it.

Art and action; because I have already referenced it being generic I will just move on to when it becomes a positive; later on Po takes this massive fall, calling forth these other characters and this highly creative and imaginative massive battle this is when this instalment really does come into its own, there is so much to see and experience [it is just a shame that it takes this film is such a long time to get going and show what it can actually do to stand out.] But let's be positive at least this title goes out with a bang.

Character developments, voice performances and comedy; a character developments are mostly very paint by numbers that kind of structure and the voice performances are mostly good; but on both counts a special mention needs to go to and Cece Valentina as Den Bunny #1/other character, Audrey Brooke as Den Bunny #2/other characters and Lincoln Nakamura as Den Bunny #3; now I wouldn't trust these three bunnies are as they are one minute very sweet and the next second they can turn on you and Ian McShane as Tai Lung: an old adversary of Po; that later on in the film tells Po what he thinks and pokes fun; these are all excellent character developments

This film receives: 5/10, this film is mixed; as I have already indicated this film for the first half roughly is like watching paint dry, but when it decides to wake up, it can be good fun. But from a franchise perspective, without giving too much away they can't leave it like this; there is so much character building they have missed out on all counts, in hindsight this instalment is just scratching the surface and/or a copout for the next stages of life, so I really do hope they put this right in another film [this is just based on speculation/opinion on my part I am just suggesting what they should do, it doesn't mean that they are going to do it or at the very least when this content was first created,] there is one ending sequence through the closing credits of the first section.