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Kung Fu Panda

35 replies

Heathcliffscathy · 06/07/2008 20:03

IS FANTASTIC.

we all loved it: 4 y o ds, me and dh!

nothing groundbreaking. but funny and engaging and action packed. great stuff.

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maidamess · 19/07/2008 19:39

Wall_E totally sold out In kingston.

climbanymountain · 21/07/2008 09:52

Took DS (aged 4.5) and friend to KF Panda. They LOVED it. DS keeps making me repeat the plot (focus on fight scenes with Snow Leopard) over and over again. I thought it was absolutely fine, certainly wasn't bored but would have rather seen the Dark Knight!

LuLuMacGloo · 21/07/2008 09:58

Went with DH, dd, ds (5 and 6) and we all loved it. It has none of that tedious smart-arse stuff which is supposed to entertain the adults at the expense of the kids - just a good story well told and it looks fab. Laughed loads.

Aero · 22/07/2008 20:09

Took the dc (10, 8 and 4) to see this today. We all loved it. Fast moving and funny. Definitely worth watching.

BibiThree · 04/08/2008 13:59

I enjoyed it on a "well it's entertaining me" kind of level, but didn't it just totally wimp out at the end?

BibiThree · 04/08/2008 14:00

And dd and her cousin weren't all that impressed. Think it was a bit fast for dd though, she's nearly 4 but enjoyed Wall.E much more.

MrsSnape · 15/08/2008 21:07

I usually hate these computer made kids films but the kids wanted to see this and so I took them along. They loved it, I actually enjoyed it too.

I think being a huge fan of Jack Black helped though, its wierd the way his personality actually comes through the animation!

3andnomore · 16/08/2008 23:01

Took my younger two (4 &5) to see it a few weeks ago and whilst it is an o.k. movie and enjoyable enough...it wasn't mindblowingly great...and personally I enjoyed WallE better.

Heated · 16/08/2008 23:08

Ds (4) loved the humour & action of KFP, no, not a classic but enjoyable fun. Thought the marketing of Wall-e was off; the post-Armageddon setting was too advanced a concept and too a bleak landscape for him to really engage with.

KerryMum · 16/08/2008 23:09

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