Kung Fu Panda 2

In _Kung Fu Panda (2008)_ (qv), Oogway's staff (later given to Shifu) was broken by Tai Lung.

In _Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)_ (qv) it appears to be intact, but closer examination shows it's repaired with tape.

During the flashback of Po as a baby, he goes into a pot headfirst to retrieve a vegetable.

In the next scene, it shows he landed on his bottom, not on his head like he went in.

If you look closely, however, you can see him move around after getting the vegetable, and that is how he ends up on his bottom.

Gorillas are not native to China.

See also _Kung Fu PandaSecrets of the Furious Five (2008) (V)_ (qv).

When Po returns to his fathers restaurant after the the fight at the end, there is a mom pig and son pig that are waiting to meet Po.

When Po finally comes, his father and him talk.

While the two are talking, the pig family disappears and reappears between shots.

Tigress tells Po that she used to train with ironwood trees.

There are no ironwood trees in China.

When Po is outside trying to find inner peace to distract himself, the sun appears to be behind the boat, later when they reach the city, the sun appears to be in front of the boat.

This movie was excellent! To me, the second installment of Kung Fu Panda far exceeded my expectations.

Mucha gente ha ido a ver esta película como aquel que va al circo, a reír y partirse el culo de risa los cuales van mal encaminados.Esta película aunque tenga momentos de risa han querido enfocarla más a la acción y una historia seria.

One thing that DreamWorks does well (with the exception of Shrek the Third) is sequels. They prove time and time again that they are very legit company in many cases, does better then its animated counterparts.

Just as awesome as the first one and cool action scenes.

It is much worse than the 1st film. Very disappointing.

Kung Fu Panda was huge in every sense, $631 million at the worldwide box office and an indelible character amply voiced by Jack Black. This is a voice role that may come to define his career, even though he does not actually appear in a single frame.

I didn't like that the majority of the movie was a war between Po & the villain Peacock with too much fighting. There were so many canons exploding with fire & destruction.

Hitting the ground running with a beautiful prologue using, I guess you'd call it cut out puppetry.Thus they establish a mission statement to not try to fix a formula that was never broken while still trying to give it a new sheen.

Making excellent use of all the ingredients that made its predecessor an instant classic, the follow- up chapter to Kung Fu Panda is another rollicking, ravishing & riveting adventure that lives up to its hype, adds more depth & flesh to the arcs of all reprising characters, further expands the world we dived into in the first film, and is a worthy sequel that even surpasses the original in few aspects.The story of Kung Fu Panda 2 presents Po now living his fulfilled dream, serving as the Dragon Warrior, & protecting the valley with his fellow kung fu warriors whom he once idolised.