Maybe I was not qualified enough to watch the movie, or maybe I wasn't expecting it to be like this. As a movie with zero dialouges, it's really hard to understand what this movie tried to present. Maybe it was friendship, sacrifice and diversity in our characters as humans and trying to cope up with problems regardless of the adversities and keeping up with the flow, maybe or it was nothing but an ordinary film.

Why do we create something? What's the driving factor that keeps pushing us forward? Do we chase after something conciously, or to just satisfy our own alter-ego?

Sometimes, we mess up so badly that the only option left for us is to regret. Later, that regret turns into "what ifs"; we start to imagine a world where everything went exactly how we wanted. Then again, when we 'look back,' we are stuck by the sad reality called life.

I think it's just good for kids. And the ending, I think it's really disrespectful for the for Kung fu panda franchise overall. They just revived a legendary movie franchise just to make money. Ig the perfect title for the movie would be "no one asked for it"