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Kung Fu Panda 3 boasts the requisite visual splendor, but like its rotund protagonist, this sequel's narrative is also surprisingly nimble, adding up to animated fun for the whole family. There is plenty in Kung Fu Panda 3 that echoes the first film and the sequel, but it's not tired recycling. Instead, the movie deftly reinforces and extends what has gone before

Very cool and funny movie. It was on sale so I bought it for fun and also to keep it. It comes with a digital code so that's a big plus for me. The animation is really awesome. So much fun with this movie. Wish I owned the first 2 parts. Item was shipped and delivered to me without being damaged. Would totally recommend it.

Our family loves this franchise. All 3 movies are hilarious and exciting. I was surprised at how much a cartoon evoked emotions! This movie is funny, entertaining, heartwarming, and a sure treat for those of all ages.

Our family loves this franchise. All 3 movies are hilarious and exciting. I was surprised at how much a cartoon evoked emotions! This movie is funny, entertaining, heartwarming, and a sure treat for those of all ages.

I have all 3 films and this one is as fun and imaginative as the other 2. Po finally meets a family member, his real father while keeping his step dad close to him as if nothing ever happened. It is a heart warming film.

I love the Kung Fu Panda movies. This was a nice conclusion and connection to the original movie. I hope they make another one but would be satisfied with this ending.

First off, I am bummed when exclusivity makes it nearly impossible to find the version of a film release that I want; In this case, Best Buy has the only 3D release of the newest Kung Fu Panda series entry. Good for Best Buy, I guess, but not great for consumers, since then there is no price competition, and anyone who still likes 3D in home theatres (likely people who bought into either the LG or Vizio FPR passive 3D TVs, with Vizio having stopped 3D compatibility as of their 2013 year models) will know that 3D versions are often the least likely to get a price cut anyway. So, bummer on the availability. As to the movie - If you like Kung Fu Panda, this is definitely a worthy entry in the series, with some very amusing, if a bit juvenile writing, and some contrived bits to make this storyline fit. I found the picture quality to be delightful, and the sound similarly good in quality. The style of the art did make it harder to easily recognise that some of rendering has improved in some big ways since the prior two films, but was a refreshing change, and was used well to present flashbacks, and other important events that were presented more by narrative. Overall, a fun film, with good blu-ray quality, fantastic 3D (if that matters to you at all), but not quite the best pricing due to exclusivity in release versions. I would recommend it highly to anyone who liked the earlier films, or wants fun 3D that isn't too excessive but still has good depth (much better depth than out-of-screen effects, thankfully) and vivid colours.

It's a rare film series that stays as good, much less improves, with each new installment. Kung Fu Panda 3 is that rare series: the third film is just as charming, funny, and action-packed as those that came before, and is entertaining for children and adults alike. Following through on the series' emotional strong-point, that of leading panda Po's search for and concept of family, the film brings new emotionality and satisfaction to the story, even as it provides closure for this part of Po's journey. The acting from both the returning celebrity voice cast and new characters is uniformly great, and the writing and directing are all on point. The art and animation quality is, as usual with DreamWorks, superlative in all regards; check out the detail in each character's rich expressions and body language, and the superb action sequences that stand up to anything live-action Hollywood can imagine. Kung Fu Panda 3 really benefits from the 3D treatment, so for anyone on the fence about picking up this Best Buy-exclusive version, it's well worth it. The action sequences in the spirit realm particularly benefit from the 3D immersion, as do the film's many other stylish visual montages. If you saw it in 3D in the theater, it's the best way to replicate the experience at home. Kung Fu Panda 3 is one of 2016's top animated movies, and completely worth your time. Check it out, and here's hoping for a fourth installment sometime soon!

It came with the digital copy which is good. Wish the 1st and 2nd parts would have the digital copy as well.

The Kung Fu Panda films hold something of a special place in my heart for reasons I'm not really sure of. The first was a blockbuster of an original for DreamWorks, who'd been struggling to produce a hit outside the Shrek and Madagascar franchises, signaled the start of something new. It didn't hurt that it premiered during a summer that felt rather exceptional as it counts among its company the likes of Iron Man, The Dark Knight, and Tropic Thunder. Of course, by the time the sequel came around three years later it was considered something of a disappointment as it opened to only $46 million (the original opened to $60m without the 3D bump of the sequel), but in terms of quality it was right up there with the first, if not better. Maybe the idea that since I'd ventured out to see the sequel and didn't understand the drop in anticipation made me feel as if I should hold the film more sacred (though the same is now true with How to Train Your Dragon 2), but something akin to as much happened and five years later I could not have been happier to see Po and the furious five returning. I realize how odd it may sound for a grown man whose only child isn't even old enough to go to the movies yet to be excited for an animated children's film, but much like the films of Pixar, certain DreamWorks properties have that transcendent quality where age doesn't matter. The Kung Fu Panda franchise, for me at least, is one of those. It is one of those franchises that I can't wait to share with my children in the hopes they embrace the ideas and themes these movies so boldly teach. Po has always been about defying expectations and not judging books by their covers which, in the realm of kids movies, aren't exactly new ideas, but they bring them to life in such a reverential way that it is impossible not to appreciate the craft and skill that has gone into creating a compelling narrative around such basic ideas. In the great tradition of the series, Kung Fu Panda 3 is a riveting and completely fun chapter that is gorgeous in its visual representations, effectively moving in its weightier moments, and satisfying in a manner that Po's story has come full circle and feels complete.

Very entertaining third part with a good story line and plenty of action. Great movie for the family.

I bought this as a gift for my younger brother. He absolutely loves this movie! Great movie for kids.

This is a great movie for all ages. Does not disappoint. Definitely need to watch the first 2in the collection.

Always been a fan! Can't believe I finally have all three!! Great deal; I couldn't pass it up!! Thanx BB!

Got this for a friend he already had Kung fu panda 1,2,so he was happy to get this one

Great family movie, that you won't mind watching it multiple times. Heart warming but also funny.

My kids really enjoy watching this movie. It is funny and the animation is solid.

This movie was not as good as the first one. I'm glad i got it for $3.99

I loved this franchise and could not find a better deal than what I found at Best Buy