Kung Fu Panda Holiday

After the success of Kung Fu Panda, Dreamworks decided to test if this new animated work could offer more before making the decision to turn it into a saga. Being a medium-length film, it obviously offers little in terms of length. Even so, the truth is that the characters automatically won the public's affection after the premiere of the first film. This medium-length film serves to see that Po has a good heart despite his ineptitude. What this Christmas special raises is something that people often face. It is the question about duty and responsibilities in conflict with love for family and loved ones. Po now has a responsibility as The Dragon Warrior, but that clashes when he has to decide between fulfilling that role or spending time with his father during the holidays. What this production proposes is something realistic because many times it happens that a person has to fulfill his responsibilities at work and try to balance that with the time he must spend with his family. It is something that has been seen in other films, but it is a very reflective message for adults who must carry the weight of a work responsibility or a family tradition at a time where they must choose between that and being with those they love. Kung Fu Panda Holiday manages to convey that message and it is a good thing for children who will grow up and have to deal with these types of situations. In that aspect, Kung Fu Panda Holiday manages to offer something else that made us want to know more about this universe through its subsequent installments. My final rating for this medium-length film is an 8/10.

Kung fu panda holiday (2010) Kung fu panda holiday is a really great short with a heartfelt message that says you are a great person and you are a wonderful person overall and it gives a pretty cool vibe , Even though I do not belive in Christmas but overall it was a pretty cool short Seeing the old cast come for this short really made it very good seeing Jack Black , Dustin Huffman and more There are very good scenes while cooking and the transitions are VERY good and some scenes are very good edited and I really like how they made cooking that exiting Overall such a pretty good short with solid animation with a really good story 9/10.

The first movie was mainly about action and fighting but no action is present here. Its just about traditions and the family aspect which later the 2nd movie would be around but this short film was really wholesome. It had a great animation style and it was absolutely colorful, arguably more beautiful than all the movies and the style looks like the 2nd but kind of like the 1st at the same time, everyone from the first movie is here and it still had laughs even if it was about only 20 minutes, The message absolutely made sense because Po might get distracted to his new fame and leave Ping behind which is pretty neat Speaking of which I really liked the family aspect here since Po learns to appreciate his father and I really liked Shifu here. Instead of being the mean teacher he was in the first movie, this time around he's just a nice and chill dude and he did learn to have fun once and a while which is really wholesome. I really like the entire Kung Fu Panda saga, the only mediocre media is the dragon knight but that's an improving series In conclusion, very relatable, visually stunning, wholesome short about family. Great job DreamWorks!

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Great to see tai lung again although it was only for a brief period. This is heavily focused on mr ping which was great (ping deserves the recognition too). Very sentimental, reminds me of my childhood. Family first! Great voice castings. Great animation style as always, great colours and amazing plot with the bright jolly tone set up. Great sound scores (very chinese instrumentals esque) and songs/musics. Enough doses of actions, fantasy and comedy which balanced together perfectly. Good chinese culture and cuisines representation. Just another homerun special from the dreamworks with relatable story that can relates with many. Suitable for audiences of all ages including adults. Highly recommended. Dont miss it.

Mr. Ping has nightmare of his son Po leaving him. Shifu asks Po to host the Winter Festival when the Kung Fu masters gather. Po decides to reject the best chefs of the land in favor of his father to spend more time with him. However, his father refuses to leave his customers behind. Wo Hop is rabbit looking to regain his honor by dying while fighting the Dragon Warrior. Po struggles to make the preparations and finds help from the Furious Five. This is a functional family holiday fare. It's got the original cast and the familiar characters. Po learns another lesson and it all ends well. It's not particularly unusual.

The franchise just keeps delivering!!! Great xmas story and it is not crappy or cheesy, it's genuinely good. Everyone is there! A nice one that can be watched again during xmas.