Kung Fu Panda 2,
the sequel to the hit computer-animated action comedy from DreamWorks Animation,
follows the standard rules of sequels. It is bigger in scope, louder, and more
boisterous. And it expands the cast list, already overflowing with celebrity
voiceovers, to include even more. Part of the fun is trying to identify that
voice you recognize but just can’t place. In addition to the stars of the first
show, Dennis Haysbert and Jean-Claude Van Damme appear as kung fu masters from
another province and Danny McBride is here as a badass wolf.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
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