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[edit]Kung Fu Panda◆Movie

Basic Information

Name of the movie Kung Fu Panda

Foreign title Panda do Kung Fu, O.... .Portugal

Gongfu xiongmao.... .China (Mandarin title) / Taiwan

Country Region USA

Film Type Comedy Action 3D Animation

Film Language English, Chinese

Film Director Mark Osborne

John Stevenson John Stevenson

The film was released in the United States. Stevenson

Film Written by Jonathan Aibel Jonathan Aibel

Glenn Berger Glenn Berger

Action Directed by Rodolfo Rodolphe Guenoden

Distributed by Paramount Pictures DreamWorks Animation Studios DreamWorks Animation

Movie Rating U.S. PG

Running Time 90 minutes

Movie Color

Production Cost $130 Million

Publicity Cost $125 Million - $150 Million

Box Office Results U.S. Premiere: $60,239,130.00 ($). )

Cumulative U.S. Box Office: $214,637,586.00 (in U.S. Dollars)

Cumulative Overseas Box Office: $349,200,000.00 (in U.S. Dollars)

Filming Date September 24, 2005 -

Production Cycle September 20, 2005 -

Formats Digital

Printing format 70 mm..... (horizontal) (IMAX DMR blow-up) (Kodak)

35 mm..... (anamorphic) (Kodak)

Official Website/

Cast and Credits

Director Director:

John Stevenson

Mark Osborne Mark Osborne

Writer Writer:

Jonathan Aibel

Glenn Berger

English dub list:

Jack Black Jack Black ..... Po (Po)

Dustin Hoffman Dustin Hoffman ..... 师傅（Shifu）

Angelina Jolie ..... Master Tigers (Master Tigerss)

David Cross David Cross ..... Master Crane (Master Crane)

Seth Rogen ..... Mantis (Master Mantis)

Jackie Chan ..... Golden Monkey (Monkey)

Lucy Liu ..... Spirit Snake (Master Viper)

Randall Duk Kim ..... Master Turtle

Ian McShane Ian McShane ..... Crippled Panther

Michael Clarke Duncan Michael Clarke Duncan ..... Commander Rhino

Dan Fogler Dan Fogler ..... Little Single

James Hong James Hong ..... Mr. Ping

Chinese version of the voice list:

Bo: Liu Feng (on the translation of the factory director)

Master: Wang Xiaobing

Master Turtle: Wu Wenlun (on the translation of the patriarch)

Guiao Tiger: Di Feifei

The cruel panther: Cheng Yuzu

Spirit Snake: Zhan Jia

Praying Mantis: Wu Lei

Immortal Crane: Hai Fan

Golden Monkey: Wang Dong

Po's Father Goose: Liu Qin

Duck Xiao Shan: Zhai Wei

Rhino Commander: Yin Lei

Chinese Translation: Gu Qiyong

Producer Produced by:

Jonathan Aibel

Glenn Berger

Melissa Cobb .... .producer

Cinematography:

Yong Duk Jhun

Editing Film Editing:

C.K. Horness

Art Direction Production Designer:

Raymond Zibach

Art Direction by:

Tang Kheng Heng

Visual Effects Visual Effects Supervisor:

Markus Manninen

Action director Action guide:

Rodolphe Guenoden, a veteran animator at DreamWorks, has been an amateur martial artist for 20 years, practicing karate, taekwondo, and Israeli military combat arts, but sadly not Chinese kung fu, which is basically what he knows from Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Stephen Chow's movies. One of his basic principles in designing the action for Kung Fu Panda is not to "mythologize" Chinese kung fu with Western magic, nor to perfume it with flashy slow-mo, but rather to make the characters' moves realistic, striving for a sense of realism, a sense of weight, and, more importantly, a return to the primitive instincts of the animals, such as the lightness and elegance of the crane, the agility and flexibility of the monkey, and the ability of the monkey to fight. lightness and elegance, the agility and flexibility (acrobatic flavor) of the monkey, the rigidity and steadiness of the tiger, the toughness and resourcefulness of the praying mantis, as well as the speed, mobility and explosive power of the snake.

Production and Distribution Company

Production Company:

DreamWorks Animation DreamWorks Animation [U.S.A.

Pacific Data Images (PDI) [U.S.A.

Distribution Company:

Paramount Pictures Paramount Pictures [U.S.A.

The film is being released in the United States. Pictures [USA]

DreamWorks Animation DreamWorks Animation [USA] ..... (2008) (USA) (theatrical)

Paramount Pictures [France] ..... (2008) (France) (theatrical)

Universal Pictures International ..... (2008) (Netherlands) (theatrical)

The plot

The valley of peace is similar to the Wudang Mountains in that it is also home to a group of martial arts masters. However, the difference is that all the martial arts masters in the Valley of Peace are animals.

Panda Po (Jack Black) is probably one of the few residents of the valley who doesn't know martial arts. Fat and slow, Po works in a noodle shop run by his father, who wants Po to inherit the shop, yet Po is hell-bent on learning kung fu and becoming the valley's number one kung fu master. But this is only a distant dream for Po, who has always been lazy.

Recently, Turtle Fairy Master has a bad feeling: the great demon Snow Leopard Taro is about to break through the black prison that has trapped him for many years, and Taro will definitely come to the Valley of Peace to take revenge when he gets out of the prison. So, Peace Valley has to convene a martial arts convention immediately to elect a representative to fight against Taro.

The people of the valley are most optimistic about the valley's five masters: (mother) Tiger Master (Angelina?), Bamboo Snake (Jolie), and the Bamboo Snake (Jolie). Jolie), the Bamboo Leaf Green Snake (Liu Yuling), the Monkey Master (Jackie Chan), the Crane Master (David? Cross), and Master Mantis (Seth?). Logan). These five masters are set up by the tiny Master Little Panda, whose name is also just Master (Dustin Hoffman). The five masters battle it out on a martial arts stage set up by the tiny master, Little Panda, whose name is just Master (Dustin Hoffman).

Of course, Po did not want to miss such a lively scene, and was ready to take a good position to watch, but the sky did not meet the will of man, because Po's natural obesity, so he climbed to the martial arts assembly site a lot of effort, and also missed a lot of good play. But Po finally drops into the scene when Kame-Sennin announces the winner. Po, who originally wanted to be a happy spectator, is inexplicably recognized by the Turtle Immortal as the representative of the Valley of Peace who will fight Taro to the death in the martial arts tournament, a result that leaves the Master quite shocked.

Since this is the will of heaven, Master has no choice but to certify Po's qualifications. However, it's a fact that Po doesn't know martial arts, so it becomes the biggest challenge of Master's career to turn the fat panda into a martial arts master in a short period of time. Meanwhile, the five masters, who are also Po's senior brothers and sisters, treat Po in various ways with various mindsets.

When the master of the little panda is desperate, Master Turtle, in a resolute manner, affirms Po's strength, believing that it will be able to become the owner of a secret martial arts book! In an accident Master Little Panda sees Po's potential and decides to unlock that potential. The Little Panda Master uses a special teaching method to turn Po into a kung fu master in a short period of time. After getting the real kung fu secret, Po opens the secret, but is surprised to find that the secret is actually empty. So, Master Red Panda decides to deal with the Snow Leopard by himself, and lets Po and its few senior apprentices lead the valley people of Peace Valley to escape.

While Po is on the run, his father tells him that the family's ancestral noodle soup doesn't really have any secret recipe, and that the secret to good flavor is the noodles themselves! Po suddenly thought of the secret book that was empty but reflected himself, and he suddenly realized that there was no secret book at all, and that the secret book expressed the meaning that the highest level of martial arts is itself! So he decided to go back and help the little panda master to defeat Taro!

After a fierce battle, Po, with his own understanding of martial arts and the martial arts taught by his master, defeats Taro and saves the valley, bringing peace to it.

Behind the Scenes

◆ The production cycle lasted 5 years, with as many as 448 people in front of and behind the scenes.

◆ The animation staff is extremely international, coming from the United States, China, Canada, France, Italy, Spain, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Mexico, the Philippines, Japan, Sweden, Belgium, Israel, and so on.

◆ The largest scene, "The Dragon Warrior", featured 2,306 people.

◆ The setting, "Taiping Valley," features 1,478 villagers in various forms.

◆ In the production of Po, the panda's "Rocket Chair" scene, a number of different effects were used, including arrows, light effects, explosions, and a "Rocket Chair" scene. The "Rocket Chair" is a scene in which 54 visual effects are used, including "arrow fire", "light effects", "explosion", "pyrotechnic trails", and so on.

◆ The grandest set, the Emerald Palace, is made up of 88,100 pieces.

◆ Detailed characterization, including 6,019 feathers on the crane in "The Furious Five".

◆ The palace's library contains 22,388 volumes

◆ The prison is more than 3,000 feet deep

◆ 174 wooden planks break during the battle

◆ The tiger travels across them at a speed of 40.9 mph

◆ Rope bridges are 629 feet in length

◆ Turtle Master's dying breath is drowned by 37,517 flower petals. 37,517 petals

◆ Snow Leopard's attack on Po triggered an explosion: 33,588,526 grains of dust

◆ Splattered debris from Snow Leopard's attack on building: 826 pieces

◆ Panda threw 8,260 bricks and tiles at Snow Leopard

◆ Snow Leopard escaped from prison and was shot by 1,500 arrows

◆ The speed of rope bridge: 629 feet ◆ When Po ate with the Peaceful Valley Five, there were 64 noodles in each bowl

◆ During acupuncture, 133 needles were inserted into Panda's back

◆ The number of pieces of chairs that Po blew up with firecrackers was 953,593

◆ Po's 2D dream in the beginning used 3,000 paintings by more than 10 artists. The 2D dream world of Po used 3,000 paintings, which took more than 10 artists 3 months to complete

◆ Kung Fu scenes were strictly verified by Jackie Chan

◆ The art director has been studying Chinese art for 8 years

From September 2005, when the movie started, the movie has lasted for more than two and a half years. It can be seen that Hollywood animation newcomer DreamWorks for the movie is absolutely excellence. Moreover, movie fans and industry insiders who learned about the filming of this movie have been whetted by the producers. What will this animated movie with strong Chinese characteristics look like in the hands of Jonathan Abel and Glenn Berger, two writers with no experience in movie scripts, has also murdered a lot of people's brain cells. Now, with the film on the horizon, it's clear that the two writers and producers, who have worked together for years on the film and have received awards including an Emmy, are still getting rave reviews from fans following the company's release of the film's footage. Under their pen, the film takes place in China's native land, with mountains and valleys stretching as far as the world-famous traditional Chinese landscape paintings, which have a hazy, enchanting aura. The architectural style of the valley of peace in the movie reminds people of the monuments of Wudang Mountain.

In terms of characters, the two screenwriters have been inspired by traditional Chinese martial arts. In addition to the protagonist of the film - the fat panda Po, is definitely a Chinese national treasure and even the identity of the world's rare animals and close to the water tower, monkeys, vipers, cranes, tigers, praying mantis is a few of China's traditional martial arts in the most well-known and most distinctive boxing martial arts representatives. Countless Chinese and many foreigners who love Chinese martial arts must be familiar with the terms "Monkeyish Fist", "Snake Fist", "Tiger and Crane Double Form", "Mantis Fist" and so on. The terms "Monkeyish Fist", "Snake Fist", "Tiger and Crane Double Form", "Mantis Fist", etc. must be familiar to foreigners. In many martial arts movies, people can even see it with their own eyes. These unique and distinctive animated martial arts characters alone are enough to attract the attention of many martial arts fans around the world.

Character Profiles

Po the panda: PO is a noodle shop apprentice, but he dreams of being able to fight all kinds of opponents. Fate really favors him, and PO accidentally takes on the important task of saving the entire valley: fighting the invasion of the evil Taro. Although PO is still a kung fu novice, he does not give up lightly and seeks to prove his strength to those who oppose him ...... And in the process, he realizes that his greatest weakness may be the very source of his greatest strength...The prototype is our national treasure, the giant panda.

Golden MonkeyMonkey: Friendly, humorous, and enthusiastic, Master Monkey is the most approachable of the five kung fu masters. He masks his extraordinary military prowess with an easy-going demeanor. Monkey loves to joke around, and is especially amused by the sight of a panda learning kung fu... The idea for the "Five Warriors of the Valley of Peace" ("The Five Warriors of the Central Plains") may have originated from the Chinese kung fu styles of "Five Forms" and Shaolin Fist Techniques. "and Shaolin Kung Fu. The Golden Monkey is taken from Monkeyish Fist.

TIGRESS, the South China Tiger: TIGRESS is the most powerful and youngest of the five kung fu masters. Basically you can find in her all the heroic qualities you can imagine: visionary, courageous, fearless, heroic ...... cherishing every day. She thinks everyone's expectations of PO are a total pathetic joke. But even the strongest of people make mistakes, and TIGRESS realizes that destiny doesn't always come the way it's supposed to. It's not like Tiger Zhou is in the movie, is it?

CRANE: Although Crane is a man, he is the mother hen of the team. He is good at resolving personal conflicts and contradictions, and is the most attentive kung fu master of them all. He avoids any conflict if possible, but if a fight is unavoidable, he will do everything possible to win. The Danding Crane, too, can represent our country.

Bamboo Leaf Green Snake VIPER: Vanity VIPER is a transmutation of a great warrior: first an infinitely flattering flirtation, followed by a storm of severe attacks. Her powerful ability to mesmerize lies not only in magic, but equally in her strength, her evil nature, her harshness ...... followed by her deadly attacks. So it's easy to understand why she always gets whatever she wants.

Mantis MANTIS: MANTIS is probably the smallest of the five kung fu masters, but he never admits this: strong, agile, dexterous. He is always very sympathetic to PO's plight and is quick to come up with a little humor to help PO out of his predicament every time. Nothing scares his brave little heart...except female praying mantises. (Look up the insect encyclopedia and you'll see why, huh?)

The movie is about a raccoon, and it's about a mantis, and it's about a mantis.

Raccoon Master Shifu: Kung Fu Master Shifu is China's best Kung Fu instructor, dedicated to training the "King of Kings" Kung Fu masters. But excellence is not the same as perfection - he is a stern instructor, but always haunted by his own past mistakes, and is considered by the PO to be the "least Zen master". But that doesn't stop him from training a weak noodle-making panda into a kung fu fighter capable of defending the valley from Taro's attacks.

TAI LUNG, THE SNOW PANTHER: Taro is his own biggest fan. There was a time when everyone thought he was the greatest fighter of all time - certainly he believed it more himself. When the crowd recognized his greedy ambition, Taro revealed his darker nature: sweeping away entire villages. He was eventually imprisoned in the impenetrable Chorh-Gom prison for 20 years. There, Taro bides his time, looking for a chance to escape and go out to end the war he started 20 years ago. The snow leopard, too, is pretty vicious.

Director's Bio

John Stephenson John Stephenson Participating Films:

The Magic Calamity / The Sand Fairy and the Living Devil / Five Children and a Monster / The Wishing Genie / The Genie of Sand / Five Children and the Genie Five Children and It (2004) ...

Animal Farm (1999) ...

Star Trek Lost in Space (1998) ... .creature shop supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

Star Trek Lost in Space (1998) ... second unit director

Star Trek Lost in Space (1998) ... .second unit director

Buddy Buddy (1997) ... supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

Star Trek Lost in Space (1998) .... .supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

Odyssey, The (1997) ... creative supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

The Odyssey, The (1997) .... .creative supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

101 Dalmatians 101 Dalmatians (1996) .... .creative supervisor: Jim Henson creature shop

The Adventures of Pinocchio, The (1996) ... second unit director

The New Pinocchio (1996) .... .second unit director

English Patient English Patient, The 》 (1996) ... ... visual supervisor: Jim Henson .visual supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

Piggy Babe (1995) ... .supervisor creature: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

The Adventures of Pinocchio, The (1996) .... .supervisor creature: Jim Henson Creature

Flintstones, The (1994) ...supervisor creature: Jim Henson Creature

The Flintstones (1994) ... .supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

A Muppet Christmas Carol, The (1992) ... .creature shop - creative supervisor

A Muppet Christmas Carol, The (1992) .... .creative shop - creative supervisor

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) .... .creative supervisor (uncredited)

Witches, The (1990) ... animatronic designer

"The Storyteller: Greek Myths" (1990) ... creative supervisor: Jim Henson (uncredited)

The Witches, The (1990) .... .creative supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

"The Storyteller" (1988) ... creative supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop

"The Storyteller" (1988) .... .creative supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop (unknown episodes)

Return to Oz (1985) .mechanical characters mechanical design

The Storyteller

The Storyteller (1988) .... .mechanical characters mechanical design

Mark Osborne Mark Osborne in films:

The 1 Second Film (2007) .... .painter (frame 7)

The 1 Second Film (2007) .... .associate producer

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004) .... .director: live-action sequences

Caffeine Headache (2003) ...special thanks

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie ... .special thanks

"'Weird Al' Yankovic: The Ultimate Video Collection " (2003) ... (video "Jurassic Park")

"Dropping Out" (2000) ...' Thank You' Guy

Short 7: Utopia (2000) ...

Dropping Out (2000) ... 'Thank You' Guy

Short 7: Utopia (2000) ...

Herd (1999) ... producer

Short 7: Utopia (2000) ... .producer

More (1998) ...

"'Weird Al' Yankovic: The Videos" (1996) ... (video "Jurassic Park")

Dubbing Soundtrack

Dubbing

The movie was in the works since 2005, and was only completed by the end of '07, with dubbing work to follow. DreamWorks Animation brought in a bunch of big names from Hollywood to do the voice work, and Jack Black, who resembles Bo the panda, was rightfully the voice of the movie's protagonist. Angelina Jolie with a big belly for the South China tiger master voice, Liu Yuling incarnation of the bewitching conceited snake master bamboo leaves, Jackie Chan became a monkey master, as for the "one night" protagonist Seth Rogen for the clever praying mantis master voice, the most rare is that even Dustin Hoffman was asked to give the master dubbing, which is quite a big face ah.

Soundtrack

Keep an eye out for the music when you watch the movie, which is scored by Hans Zimmer. Who is Hans Zimmer? One of the masters of Hollywood movie scoring, whose Oscar-winning work was the score for "The Lion King". Others like "Rain Man", "As Good As It Gets", "Prince of Egypt" soundtrack, as well as highly respected by music fans "The Thin Red Line" (The Thin Red Line) and "Gladiator" soundtracks are all from Hans Simmer's hands, and even last year's "Ascension Movie" music is also done by him, remember the film's formidable "Spider-Pig"? Spider-Pig"? Maybe Kung Fu Panda will have something this "awkward" in it too.

Original Soundtrack

Label: interscope

Tracks:

01. Hero

02. Let the Tournament Begin

03. Dragon Warrior is Among Us

04. 04. Tai Lung Escapes

05. Peach Tree of Wisdom

06. Accu-Flashback

07. Impersonating Shifu

08. Sacred Pool of Tears

09. 09. Training Po

10. The Bridge

11. Shifu Faces Tai Lung

12. The Dragon Scroll

13. Po Vs Tai Lung

14. Dragon Warrior Rises

15. Panda Po

16. Oogway Ascends

17. Kung Fu Fighting (Feat. Cee-Lo Green and Jack Black)

Theme Song: "Kung Fu Fighting"