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Movie (2011)
Po is finally living the dream as the Dragon Warrior—until a shadow from his past comes roaring back. When the ruthless peacock Lord Shen unleashes a devastating new weapon used to wipe out kung fu masters across the land, Po and the Furious Five race across China to put an end to his plans. But if Po is to have any hope of stopping him, he must first confront the truth of his origins—and find inner peace before his past tears him apart.

Movie (2011)
Po is finally living the dream as the Dragon Warrior—until a shadow from his past comes roaring back. When the ruthless peacock Lord Shen unleashes a devastating new weapon used to wipe out kung fu masters across the land, Po and the Furious Five race across China to put an end to his plans. But if Po is to have any hope of stopping him, he must first confront the truth of his origins—and find inner peace before his past tears him apart.
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No content related to sex, romance, or nudity is present in the film.
Plenty of fast and furious hand-to-hand combat, explosions, swordfights, and kung fu fisticuffs against an opponent armed with gunpowder and cannons.
The film contains no profanity or strong language.
No drinking, drug use, or smoking is depicted.
Scenes involving parent-child separation and an implied death could upset some kids.
No product placement within the film, but spin-offs, video games, sequels, and tie-in merchandise exist.
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Family is important and not always defined by blood, and themes include letting go of outside expectations, inner peace, integrity, perseverance, and teamwork.
Po learns to accept and resolve complicated relationships through courage, teamwork, and humility, guided by Shifu and the Furious Five.
Mainly voiced by White actors with the addition of Michelle Yeoh, directed by Korean-born American Jennifer Yuh Nelson, balancing traditional Chinese elements with a modern flair.
Meant to entertain rather than educate, but offers positive lessons about friendship and teamwork.
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