Kung Fu Panda trailer online

[Hunter Rider]

 

[블라스]

I :heart: this movie already

 

[Hunter Rider]

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=41877

New Kung Fu Panda Trailer Hits
Source: DreamWorks Animation
February 12, 2008


DreamWorks Animation has revealed the new trailer for animated comedy Kung Fu Panda, featuring the voices of Jack Black, Angelina Jolie, Lucy Liu, Dustin Hoffman, Jackie Chan and Ian McShane. The movie hits theaters on June 6.

You can watch the trailer via this link!

 

[Rocker22]

It is looking pretty good.

 

[Milu]

This film better be as violent as TMNT, at the very least.

 

[Hunter Rider]

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/35664

Miscweant Wants You To See KUNG-FU PANDA!

Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.

And I’ve gotta tell you... I’m sold.

The new trailer for this movie showed up at my house today on DVD, and it’s great. Based on how many times a day Toshi wants to watch the original trailer for this film, I’d say this is the second most-anticipated film in my house at the moment. My son’s 2 ½ now, and he does his best to say “Kung Fu Panda” every time he sees the trailer. The fact that half the time it comes out “**** You Panda” is just icing on the cake. My wife’s reaction is solid freakin’ gold.

I’ve been hearing from filmmakers who have nothing to do with this movie since last year that something special was going on with it. This is starting to shape up as one of those special little animated movies that sort of blindsides everyone, like IRON GIANT or LILO & STITCH, something with real personality and character, something that stands out.

One friend of mine called this “a gateway drug into Shaw Brothers movies for kids.” Sounds freakin’ awesome.

Our spy today took a look at a chunk of footage from the film, something I’m hoping to do myself very soon. When I do, I’ll be sure to let you know what I think. For now, Miscweant’s got me excited:

Spoiler

Harry -
My first reaction to Kung Fu Panda was (bored, Droopy voice), whoopee, here we go again: hopeless slob (Jack Black, who else?) makes good in spite of himself, done with that trademark DreamWorks unattractive angular character design.

Mea culpa, friends. I just saw a lengthy promo reel for the film hosted by Ol’ Bullet-head himself, Jeffrey (nyah-nyah Michael, I’m still a player, what are you doing these days?) Katzenberg – and I am blown away. This is going to turn into an Anton Ego review (end of Ratatouille Anton that is), but here we go.
This is the most gorgeous cgi film I’ve seen to date in terms of the world it’s created for itself, surpassing Pixar’s best. There are some backgrounds so otherworldly they look as if they came out of a sci-fi film, while at the same time obviously inspired by Chinese landscape art.
But (as someone once said) you don’t leave a movie humming the scenery. Turns out KFP’s characters are quite pleasing to the eye – nowhere as angular as I first thought – and have more than a bit of emotional depth as well. First off, JBlack’s panda Po isn’t a deluded fool who believes himself a kung-fu master, he’s Kung-fu Guy: a fanboy who knows the intricacies of the art; he might fantasize being a master –

(SPOILER: in what looks to be a way cool opening sequence done in 2D to distinguish it from the rest of the movie – another straw in the wind re the return of 2D)

– but he’s totally aware of his lack of talent to actually participate. It’s a bit of self-awareness that instantly made me twice as sympathetic towards him. The characters were a beautiful blend of human and animal features, as furry – excuse me, ‘anthropomorphic’ characters should be. (Although there’s not much you can do to anthropomorphize a mantis). Dustin Hoffman’s red panda Shifu and Ian McShane’s snow leopard villain Tai Lung blend personality and species perfectly. (And Tigress Angelina Jolie’s ever-so-subtly glowing eyes – way cool…) Tai Lung transcends his stock-villain role via a brief moment of vulnerability and regret, while Shifu and Po enjoy character arcs that take them away from stock-character status as well. (Typecast Jackie Chan as Monkey didn’t have much to say in the promo reel).

The kung-fu battles are incredibly high-energy and amazingly choreographed – and in the cartoon world, the physically impossible feats are far more believable than they could ever seem in a live-action film. (As long as you can accept a universe of upright, clothes-wearing talking animals that is; then again if you can’t you have no business going to see this movie in the first place.)

 

[DACrowe]

Let's see:

-Kung Fu
+
Panda
+
Jack Black
=
Awesomeness.

 

[terry78]

We shall see. Dreamworks has a habit of making stock animal CG flicks with pop culture strewn about in an effort to garner older peeps.

 

[GhostPoet]

Ok, it has a Panda in it and it's doing Kung Fu. there is no way i'm NOT seeing this.

 

[Sentinel X]

Woah! This movie looks awesome. I actually think this animation fits for this kinda movie. Im definately watching this. I love pandas. I love kung fu. So this is right in my boat.

 

[PWN3R]

This movie looks like so much fun.

 

[DDS]

I'll probably rent it.

 

[Hunter Rider]

 

[Darth Elektra]

Looks good!

 

[Gotham]

Love the new photos.

 

[Hunter Rider]

NEW! Trailer **

• HD 480P
  
  (27.9Mb)

 

[DorkyFresh]

that's awesome. if there weren't so many good movies coming out this summer this would be a definite for me. i still wanna see it in theaters though.

 

[Gotham]

I love the look, sound and animation of this film. I'm already having my seat prepared.

 

[Darth Elektra]

Looks good! I'll be watching it.

 

[Sebastos]

Loved the trailer.

 

[terry78]

I hear the last fight is actually choreographed pretty well and is on the brutal side. Hard PG apparantly.

 

[Cinemaman]

Loved new trailer, I am sure it will be DreamWorks' best animation film!

 

[fu manchu]

at the 61st Annual Cannes Film Festival premiere of Kung Fu Panda

 

[terry78]

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This part had me rolling when I saw this trailer on Indy.

 

[Drizzle]

When I saw Indy, that part had the whole damn theater rolling, including myself.