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    Po (Jack Black) is a sloppy‚ overweight but loveable Panda who dreams to be a kung-fu master one day. However‚ he seems to be stuck in a noodle shop run by his father‚ surprisingly a gentle goose‚ Mr. Ping (James Hong). He lives in a peaceful and loving village which is threatened when rumors circulate about the escape of the vicious snow leopard villain Tai Ling (Ian McShane). Kung-fu masters of the Jade Palace immediately announce the need to fulfill the ancient prophecy and select a Dragon Warrior

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    Figuracion‚ Gabrielle Frances R. January 25‚ 2010 BSFT-2 FFP10-BD KUNG FU PANDA (A movie review) Many animated movies had been made and shown throughout the years. There were those who covered great animations‚ few were so-so‚ and most were two thumbs up. Being an animated film fan‚ I chose Kung Fu Panda for a movie review‚ although there are movies I have watched that are better than this. This is because some failed to internalize the lines or script

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    Kung Fu Panda textual analysis Kung fu panda is set in the Valley of Peace‚ where the people of the valley are threatened by the late arrival of the evil snow leopard‚ Tai Lung. An ancient prophecy states that a hero‚ also known as ‘the chosen one’ will appear out of nowhere to save the people in the valley‚ and the masters of martial arts have devised a competition in order to find this individual. However it is assumed that the chosen one will be a member of the Furious Five-the level-headed

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    OF "KUNG FU PANDA" MOVIE SCENE APPLYING THEORIES AND CONCEPTS OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS Movie: Kung Fu Panda (2008) Scene (29:33"): Panda meets Master Oogway under the sacred peach tree of wisdom. Background: A panda‚ who was "accidentally" selected to become a "dragon warrior"‚ the highest rank in his dreamy world of kunk fu‚ had been humiliated and discouraged from trying to become a kung fu warrior by the in-group members of the palace inhabitants. The scene: Panda is

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    We have amended our Terms of Use: Please read about the new changes close Your continued donations keep Wikiquote running! Last edited 12 days ago by Crouchbk Kung Fu Panda Kung Fu Panda is a 2008 animated film about an obese and clumsy panda who finds himself designated the prophesied Dragon Warrior‚ much to the disbelief of his would be peers. Directed by John Stevenson and Mark Osborne. Written by Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger. Prepare For Awesomeness. Pandamonium Begins. (taglines)

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    that people love will never be good. One cannot forget those “unforgettable” moments where the first movie captures their attention. They often will say that nothing can and will never outdo that movie. However‚ Kung Fu Panda 2 (KFP2) was better than its predecessor‚ Kung Fu Panda 1. It was a sequel three years in the making‚ but it was sure worth the wait. The movie brings up the importance of inner-peace‚ learning to let go‚ and never giving up. KFP2 is the movie of the century for kids and

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    overtake everything in the world at the speed and intensity that no one would ever imagine before‚ myth has become the new pop culture as media create their own universal myths that almost everybody in this globalized era is able to relate to. Kung Fu Panda is a movie which the story is about hero journey and has archetype as the mythical elements that modern media have been creating. The researchers have not doing research yet about what is the director’s point of view while making this film. Thus

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    Kung-Fu Panda 2 Belonging

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    In the film Kung-Fu Panda 2‚ the extended metaphor of “Inner Peace” in the film symbolizes the need for a person to acknowledge their own weaknesses‚ their past and their faults‚ which conveys the importance of finding and accepting one’s identity. Furthermore throughout the film‚ there are various scenes where water droplets are dropping and flowing in slow motion‚ combined with flashbacks of the past‚ demonstrates the power of spiritual connections and nature. The importance of belonging and loving

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    Deanne S. Laylay September 8‚ 2014 BSECE-T21 Philosophy KUNG FU PANDA Kung Fu Panda tells the story about Po‚ who was chosen as the dragon warrior by the wise old turtle‚ Master Oogway‚ to defeat the enemies and save China from evil. Unfortunately‚ Po was an unlikely character for he was fat and clumsy. He thinks he is not strong enough for the job as much as others think of him the same way. But as the movie keeps going‚ Po decided to finally strip off his fears and insecurities

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    The Hero’s Journey—Kung Fu Panda Many people believe in heroes‚ who are selfless and willing to sacrifice themselves to benefit others. Heroes also exist in different cultures‚ and they usually represent courage and adventurous. According to Joseph Campbell’s theory‚ heroes in stories undergo a process called “The Hero’s Journey”‚ which is the classic plot structure of heroic stories‚ in order to achieve great deeds. Kung Fu Panda‚ a movie by the DreamWorks‚ demonstrates the theory of Hero’s Journey

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