Dubbed by the excellent comedian Jack Black, that supplied to him some of the movements and dialogs besides the voice of Panda "Po". A direction of art is amazing, the graphic computation is the most beautiful, it calls attention to the least plastic details and extremely colorful, in the oriental style. An script without great claims, full of action and mood, an honest result and guarantee of great entertainment.

Besides Jack Black, the voice actors felt like they were chosen for name recognition rather than matched up to the characters.

Not a bad movie. One of Dreamworks better films. Some really good animated fight scenes. A great children's primer for kung fu movies!

It's good. It's almost Pixar good. My little brother looooved this movie for several months. Kids will love it over and over, adults might like it once.

A fun time, with stellar animation, some fun action, and good voice work.

Highly overrated animated movie, generally filled with comedians who tend to be unfunny.

Ska-doosh! Jack Black is the by far the best part, particularly in the opening sequence (which showcases some gorgeous animation by the way). I was disappointed in the lack of development for all the other characters though. They really didn't give the voice actors of the Furious Five anything to do. Otherwise, a refreshingly innocent animated film.

Better than I thought it would be

pretty good animated movie, the awesome panda was really fun to watch

Great visuals. An all too american dialogues for po in what appears to be a movie based in China!

In IMAX, it was exquisitely beautiful. Black and Hoffman bring so much to their roles through just their vocal work, and give Dreamworks their first legitimately strong effort (sorry, but Shrek ain't a hit with me). The fights are thrilling, and the opening sequence has a Samurai Jack-like quality that's mesmerizing. The message is a little run-of-the-mill, but the film goes through its motions with such grace and style that it spins it into something new. A strong film, on par with Pixar.

An astounding surprise. Definitely the best work that we've ever seen from Dreamworks Animation, combined with a performance from Jack Black that is entertaining, never getting in the way of the film.

Average movie but at least better than the usual Dreamworks crap. Some of the voice acting was very good.

Surprisingly good considering Dreamworks has had a spotty track record. Most of the celebrity voices are pointless, but Dustin Hoffman and Jack Black did a good job. The backgrounds are breathtaking. It's also nice that the scriptwriters didn't throw in unnecessary pop culture references which would have instantly dated the picture.

While Kung Fu Panda fails to cash in on some of its potential, it prooves to be very enjoyable. A lack of pop culture in a film shouldn't be a refreshing change, but this is one individual to push out the boat a little for creative film making. The casting sounds good from the off, fitting the wacky styling of the film. Coupled with some good martial arts hommages, good action scenes and some imput of humour, it's one of the proportionally few CGI films of recent years worthy of special note.

Wildly funny and entertaining film set in ancient China. The voice cast is perfect and the martial arts action is superb. The first Dreamworks film since 2006's Over the Hedge to offer an original idea and not load it up with pop culture references (yes, I'm talking about the Shrek series).

surprisingly funny and good, a little low at the end though