Kung Fu Panda 2 (Three-Disc Combo: Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray/DVD + Digital Copy)

My ratings are based mainly on the QUALITY OF THE 3D, not the video content.

OOS EFFECTS:
There are about 110 out of screen effects that extend about 10% of the way, from the screen to the viewer. There are about 42 from 15% - 20%, 32 at 25%, 7 at 30%, 4 at 40% and 2 at 50%. These are some large numbers but the bulk of the OOS effects are very quick.

IN SCREEN / OBSERVATIONS:
Like most of the newer animated 3D films, the in-screen 3D looks very good but I found the background lacking at times. The shading and detail of the characters are an enhancement to the 3D experience.

I rarely comment on video content but as an adult viewer I was unimpressed by the storyline. IMO the film is geared for a young audience but conversely has a large amount of cartoon violence.

ACTIVE GLASSES USERS:
There is some crosstalk sprinkled throughout the film but most of it is barely noticeable by being hidden within objects.
(crosstalk varies... Read more

This is a delightful animated movie largely due to the very excellent voice acting of Jack Black as the panda, Po. Mr. Black really animates Po, who's big-hearted, loyal, ingenuous and resilient. Gary Oldman as the villainous peacock, Shen, is also great. The animation is superb, as is the soundtrack, and the 3D is very well done. I liked this movie much better than the first though I know there's some difference of opinion here. I hope that if there's a third movie, however, that the Furious Five will be given more lines and more involvement. Their characters need to be more developed . . .

Everything was fully intact, and was right on time. As far as the film itself goes, I love the Kung Fu Panda films.