- "Kung Fu Panda 3" is the first Sino-US co-produced cartoon, with one-third of Chinese ancestry behind it. This means that its release in China no longer occupies the quota of imported blockbuster movies, but has received the same 43% box office share treatment as domestic films.
- DreamWorks CEO Katzenberg emphasized to the Chinese media that "Kung Fu Panda 3" is particularly different from previous animation productions in that the animation production of the character's mouth is designed for both English and Chinese.
- A Bao, the Chinese panda, this time, at least one-third of his pedigree is made in China. One of the producers behind it is the "Oriental DreamWorks", which was established in 2012, is 55% owned by the Chinese, and invested 330 million US dollars in the first round.
- This film is the first "Kung Fu Panda" film released by Twentieth Century Fox. In 2012, the cooperation between DreamWorks Animation and Paramount expired, and then remarried to 20th Century Fox with the "Kung Fu Panda".
- The film was originally scheduled to be released on December 23, 2015, but was moved to January 2016 to avoid Disney’s "Star Wars: The Force Awakens".
- The original voice actor for the role of "May Mei" was Rebel Wilson of the "Perfect Pitch" series, but she withdrew because of a schedule conflict. Kate Hudson took over the role.
- In order to surpass the villains in the first two movies, director Yu Renying gave Kai the character a "supernatural" side. According to her, the name "Kai" has the meaning of "God" in Japanese.
- Chinese director Teng Huatao served as the Chinese coordinator of the film, using his connections and experience in the circle, he has collected for the film a lineup of Chinese dubbing including Huang Lei, Huang Yici, Yang Mi, Zhu Zhu, Guo Zirui, etc. that can attract all ages.
Kung Fu Panda 3 behind the scenes gags
2021-12-01 08:01
Extended Reading
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Griffin 2022-03-31 09:01:03
The entry point of oriental philosophy packaging, the ultimate question of western philosophy as the core is a very clever choice of story theme, coupled with a few set up/pay off points to make Kung Fu Panda 3 a reason Chinese filmmakers understand but still can't write it benchmark. The Kung Fu Panda series is undoubtedly a big test for Oriental DreamWorks, which combines Chinese and Western styles. The style of ink painting under the strict system of Hollywood makes this answer sheet very beautiful.
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Darion 2021-12-01 08:01:25
This plot gave me the feeling that after the resurrection of the idol Tiansha, I found that no one knew him at all, so he tried to hype, but in the end he lost to the little fat Li Lianhua who ran back to his hometown to get popular votes.
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Po: Who are you?
Li: I'm Li Shang. I'm looking for my son.
[everybody gasps]
Po: You lost your son?
Li: Yes. Many years ago.
Po: I lost my father.
Li: I'm very sorry.
Po: Thank you.
[pause]
Li: Well, good luck to you.
Po: You too. I hope you find your son.
Li: And I hope you find your father.
[they both walk off, everyone facepalms]
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[from trailer]
Li: [wheezing] I am your father... Why're there so many stairs?
Mr. Ping: Why is he breathing like that? It's creepy!