WARRIOR
4 out of 5 stars
“you talking about sparta? brendan, please. you got a better chance of starting a boy band.” – brendan’s trainer/coach
you can tell brendan's coach has a lot of faith in him... :P the acting in this movie wasn’t as good/refined as in the fighter, but nick nolte really shines as a reformed alchy dad in this pugilist movie about two brothers who become MMA (mixed martial arts) fighters. :)
so, we’ve got the conlon brothers, tommy (british actor tom hardy whose been in inception and starring as bane in the soon-to-be new batman) and brendan (aussie actor joel edgerton). tommy was a marine who served in the corps, and brendan is now a high school physics teacher, who moonlights as a MMA street fighter in crappy parking lot fights. tommy moves back home with his dad, but joins a neighborhood gym to release some steam. he ends up fighting a guy named “mad dog” grimes, nearly kills the guy, and becomes this youtube sensation in the UFC fight world. brendan, on the other hand, works his way up, and when he’s suspended for his second gig, he has no choice BUT fight because there is no other way to make his house payments and such. they both end up in some tournament called SPARTA, and of course, brendan’s got his eyes on the prize (money), and you wonder if he’ll even try and take down his bro to get it? to add fuel to the fire, there’s a lot of bad blood between tommy, brendan, and their dad paddy because of their past re: their mother and paddy’s abusive ways, and being that it’s a lionsgate movie, emotions run deep... (expect tears)
both tom hardy and nick nolte really make this movie worthwhile because their scenes together show true emotion and tension so thick- you can cut it with a knife! paddy (nolte) tries sooooo hard to patch things up with his son tommy and later brendan, but these boys just won’t forgive their father for their own personal reasons. it’s a very gritty film... like i said, not as good/refined as the fighter (comeon, not a fair fight with bale in it), but the movie had a better story. my only gripe is that i didn’t feel tommy’s character was developed as much as brendan’s, but at the same time, brendan could have AND should have been played by someone else with more punch. pardon the pun... ;)
Friday, January 20, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
WATER FOR ELEPHANTS
3 out of 5 stars
didn’t have high expectations for this one, but i ended up liking it because the story really appealed to me. it’s the classic story of how boy meets girl, but there’s also an amazing elephant named rosie in the mix. it wasn’t bad...for a robert pattinson movie. :P
so, robert pattinson plays a vet student named jacob jankowski, who was in the middle of taking his cornell veterinarian science final, when he is informed that his parents died in a car accident. he’s devestated by their deaths, but even more so to the fact that he’s going to have to drop out of school to pay for his father’s debts and the mortgage on his home. he decides to run away/flee his hometown (i guess there is where the term “run away and join the circus” comes into play), when he literally crosses paths with a circus train. the train is filled with animals, stagehands, performers, etc., and jacob decides to work for the benzini bros. circus trope. it’s a lot of hard/gross work at first...cleaning up animal feces, feeding the lions, setting up the big top, etc. then, one day, he watches marlena (reese witherspoon) with her horse act, and immediately falls in love with her. he also learns that marlena is married to the cruel and asshole ringmaster named august (christoph waltz- that man is diabolically awesome), and decides to tread lightly since august is...well, PSYCHO. throwing off men in the middle of the night because you can’t pay their wages is a clear indication that this man is NOT sane. (gotta love the great depression...) after marlena’s star horse is put down, august decides to elevate her act with an elephant, and august promotes jacob to bull man. (trainer to elephant rosie)
the real star of this movie is rosie the elephant because the acting here just skates by. robert pattinson to me has always been a bore, and reese witherspoon annoys me. (she’s even more annoying in this one b/c of that marilyn monroe-like hair) christoph waltz is always fab esp. in villainous roles like this, but the rest of the movie just hums along. the story, itself, i thought was creative and very nicholas sparks? (i.e. the notebook) so, as a girl, of course, i loved that about this movie! very bittersweet and melancholic, and this is one that nostalgic ppl would love. ;)
3 out of 5 stars
didn’t have high expectations for this one, but i ended up liking it because the story really appealed to me. it’s the classic story of how boy meets girl, but there’s also an amazing elephant named rosie in the mix. it wasn’t bad...for a robert pattinson movie. :P
so, robert pattinson plays a vet student named jacob jankowski, who was in the middle of taking his cornell veterinarian science final, when he is informed that his parents died in a car accident. he’s devestated by their deaths, but even more so to the fact that he’s going to have to drop out of school to pay for his father’s debts and the mortgage on his home. he decides to run away/flee his hometown (i guess there is where the term “run away and join the circus” comes into play), when he literally crosses paths with a circus train. the train is filled with animals, stagehands, performers, etc., and jacob decides to work for the benzini bros. circus trope. it’s a lot of hard/gross work at first...cleaning up animal feces, feeding the lions, setting up the big top, etc. then, one day, he watches marlena (reese witherspoon) with her horse act, and immediately falls in love with her. he also learns that marlena is married to the cruel and asshole ringmaster named august (christoph waltz- that man is diabolically awesome), and decides to tread lightly since august is...well, PSYCHO. throwing off men in the middle of the night because you can’t pay their wages is a clear indication that this man is NOT sane. (gotta love the great depression...) after marlena’s star horse is put down, august decides to elevate her act with an elephant, and august promotes jacob to bull man. (trainer to elephant rosie)
the real star of this movie is rosie the elephant because the acting here just skates by. robert pattinson to me has always been a bore, and reese witherspoon annoys me. (she’s even more annoying in this one b/c of that marilyn monroe-like hair) christoph waltz is always fab esp. in villainous roles like this, but the rest of the movie just hums along. the story, itself, i thought was creative and very nicholas sparks? (i.e. the notebook) so, as a girl, of course, i loved that about this movie! very bittersweet and melancholic, and this is one that nostalgic ppl would love. ;)
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
PUNCTURE
4 out of 5 stars
this movie wasn’t what i thought at all... in fact, it’s BETTER and gives us a very raw look at how two underdog attorneys take on a powerful corporation that manufactures healthcare supplies. anyone in the medical profession should probably see this movie. ;)
based on a true story... mike weiss (chris evans) and paul danzinger (mark kasssen- he and his bro are directors of this film) are two personal injury lawyers, who decide to take on a case that’ll change their lives forever. basically, mike and paul are subcontractors for a bigger firm made possible through their friend daryl (jesse l. martin from L&O), and he suggests that they go see a nurse who was infected by a needle 3 years ago. she got infected with HIV, and has full-on AIDS...living on worker’s compensation, and shows mike and paul an invention made by her friend jeffrey dancort called the safety needle. it’s basically a contractible needle that’s foolproof, and will prevent nurses from sticking themselves, thus preventing them from contracting dangerous diseases i.e. HIV. the problem is that none of the hospitals in houston or in the state of TX want to use this safety needle because they’ve already got contracts to use another company’s brand of needles (thompson) via a healthcare supplies corporation called united healthcare supplies. because they’ve got the monopoly of healthcare supplies, there is NO room for safety point, and mike and paul believe this is a sound anti-trust case. as mike does his research and recon work on united healthcare supplies and beyond, he is baffled by the amount of backlash including firms refusing to take this particular case... mike and paul are on the verge of bankruptcy, and it doesn’t help that mike is a drug addict, whose also got hookers shooting up with him and even snorts coke in a senator’s office building. man, what a mess... :P
i think this was a 3 star movie, but i gave it an extra star due to the fact that the subject matter was interesting. it’s amazing to see how biased the healthcare system is, and how much GPOs (group purchasing organizations) have a blatant disregard for human safety, especially for the frontline nurses who are at risk for contracting these infectious diseases. chris evans does a good job as an ambitious yet drug-addicted attorney, and the script is really well-written. this movie is a good one for both those interested in law AND health. i have to warn ya...the ending is very sad, but there’s a twist at the end where justice prevails. ;)
4 out of 5 stars
this movie wasn’t what i thought at all... in fact, it’s BETTER and gives us a very raw look at how two underdog attorneys take on a powerful corporation that manufactures healthcare supplies. anyone in the medical profession should probably see this movie. ;)
based on a true story... mike weiss (chris evans) and paul danzinger (mark kasssen- he and his bro are directors of this film) are two personal injury lawyers, who decide to take on a case that’ll change their lives forever. basically, mike and paul are subcontractors for a bigger firm made possible through their friend daryl (jesse l. martin from L&O), and he suggests that they go see a nurse who was infected by a needle 3 years ago. she got infected with HIV, and has full-on AIDS...living on worker’s compensation, and shows mike and paul an invention made by her friend jeffrey dancort called the safety needle. it’s basically a contractible needle that’s foolproof, and will prevent nurses from sticking themselves, thus preventing them from contracting dangerous diseases i.e. HIV. the problem is that none of the hospitals in houston or in the state of TX want to use this safety needle because they’ve already got contracts to use another company’s brand of needles (thompson) via a healthcare supplies corporation called united healthcare supplies. because they’ve got the monopoly of healthcare supplies, there is NO room for safety point, and mike and paul believe this is a sound anti-trust case. as mike does his research and recon work on united healthcare supplies and beyond, he is baffled by the amount of backlash including firms refusing to take this particular case... mike and paul are on the verge of bankruptcy, and it doesn’t help that mike is a drug addict, whose also got hookers shooting up with him and even snorts coke in a senator’s office building. man, what a mess... :P
i think this was a 3 star movie, but i gave it an extra star due to the fact that the subject matter was interesting. it’s amazing to see how biased the healthcare system is, and how much GPOs (group purchasing organizations) have a blatant disregard for human safety, especially for the frontline nurses who are at risk for contracting these infectious diseases. chris evans does a good job as an ambitious yet drug-addicted attorney, and the script is really well-written. this movie is a good one for both those interested in law AND health. i have to warn ya...the ending is very sad, but there’s a twist at the end where justice prevails. ;)
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
MIDNIGHT IN PARIS
5 out of 5 stars
“paris exists and anyone could choose to live anywhere else in the world will always be a mystery to me” – adriana
what a lovely film! woody allen presents us with a beautiful film about the most gorgeous and inspirational city in the world...PARIS. ;)
gil pender (owen wilson) is a hollywood writer, whose engaged to bitchy inez. (rachel mcadams) they decide to tag along with inez’s parents’ trip to paris, since inez’s father is some corporate bigwig and has some big merger plans with a french company. while they’re dining one night, paul (michael sheen), a friend of inez’s from college?, recognizes her and they decide to hang out. they go to versailles, museums, dinners, etc., but gil doesn’t really like paul b/c well...he’s a bit of a douche. :P so, one day, after a wine tasting at a fancy hotel, inez, paul, and paul’s wife/gf? decide to go dancing somewhere, and gil takes a midnight stroll through the city of lights. he takes a quick rest by a church, but then an old 20s style taxi buggy filled with flapper girls and dudes take him for a ride. he arrives at the home of jean cocteau, and is immediately greeted by zelda and scott...fitzgerald. gil even sees cole porter playing the piano in the salon, and can’t begin to fathom what’s going on... pretty soon, he’s running into ernest hemmingway, gertrude stein, pablo picasso, and meeting other artists i.e. salvadore dali, man ray, henri matisse. however, he begins to realize that he may not be in love with inez as he thought he was when he meets the beautiful adriana (marion cotillard), mistress to picasso... ;)
what is unique and wonderful about this film is all the different literary and artistic characters that “inspire” gil to reflect on his life and writing, and the story is very well told. well, it’s woody allen, and he does a terrific job capturing the present paris vs. the roaring 20s paris. there’s no crazy porthole or even a crazy sci-fi-esque time travel here, and the casting could not be perfect! (kathy bates as gertrude stein: PERFECT and adrien brody as dali is a HOOT) yes, it’s a bittersweet comedy about a writer and man who does not know what he wants out of life, and there’s humor, sadness, and even uncertainty wrapped in one movie. EXCELLENT. just like a nice french wine with the perfect slice of cheese. :)
5 out of 5 stars
“paris exists and anyone could choose to live anywhere else in the world will always be a mystery to me” – adriana
what a lovely film! woody allen presents us with a beautiful film about the most gorgeous and inspirational city in the world...PARIS. ;)
gil pender (owen wilson) is a hollywood writer, whose engaged to bitchy inez. (rachel mcadams) they decide to tag along with inez’s parents’ trip to paris, since inez’s father is some corporate bigwig and has some big merger plans with a french company. while they’re dining one night, paul (michael sheen), a friend of inez’s from college?, recognizes her and they decide to hang out. they go to versailles, museums, dinners, etc., but gil doesn’t really like paul b/c well...he’s a bit of a douche. :P so, one day, after a wine tasting at a fancy hotel, inez, paul, and paul’s wife/gf? decide to go dancing somewhere, and gil takes a midnight stroll through the city of lights. he takes a quick rest by a church, but then an old 20s style taxi buggy filled with flapper girls and dudes take him for a ride. he arrives at the home of jean cocteau, and is immediately greeted by zelda and scott...fitzgerald. gil even sees cole porter playing the piano in the salon, and can’t begin to fathom what’s going on... pretty soon, he’s running into ernest hemmingway, gertrude stein, pablo picasso, and meeting other artists i.e. salvadore dali, man ray, henri matisse. however, he begins to realize that he may not be in love with inez as he thought he was when he meets the beautiful adriana (marion cotillard), mistress to picasso... ;)
what is unique and wonderful about this film is all the different literary and artistic characters that “inspire” gil to reflect on his life and writing, and the story is very well told. well, it’s woody allen, and he does a terrific job capturing the present paris vs. the roaring 20s paris. there’s no crazy porthole or even a crazy sci-fi-esque time travel here, and the casting could not be perfect! (kathy bates as gertrude stein: PERFECT and adrien brody as dali is a HOOT) yes, it’s a bittersweet comedy about a writer and man who does not know what he wants out of life, and there’s humor, sadness, and even uncertainty wrapped in one movie. EXCELLENT. just like a nice french wine with the perfect slice of cheese. :)
Thursday, January 5, 2012
MARGIN CALL
4 out of 5 stars
another wall street movie re: the 2008 financial crisis, and it’s actually pretty good. not as good and dramatic as wall street 2, but still pretty realistic. plus, did i mention an awesome cast of kevin spacey, paul bettany, jeremy irons, zachary quinto, simon baker, and stanley tucci? yeeeeah, quite the cast. ;)
so, this movie centers on the junior and senior executives of an investment firm called MBS. it starts with the first round of firings as peter sullivan (zachary quinto) and seth bregman (penn badgley) look on with disbelief. they can’t believe half their floor is gone, and they are SHOCKED when eric dale (stanley tucci) AND peter and seth’s boss is let go as well. but before eric leaves the building, he gives peter a USB flash drive containing a project he was working on. peter starts working on the missing elements of eric’s project, and soon discovers that trading will soon exceed the historical volatility levels used by the firm to calculate risk. because of this, it is predicted that the firm will suffer a loss greater than its market capitalization. what does all that mean? in plain english: because the firm has exceeded the historical volatility levels, the firm is at risk for BANKRUPTCY and thus will have no value. peter alerts his boss’s boss will emerson (paul bettany), who then alerts his boss sam rogers (kevin spacey), who then alerts his boss jared cohen (simon baker) and chief risk management officer sarah robertson (demi moore), who then alerts the top dog...john tuld. (jeremy irons) if the CEO of your company is flying in via helicopter in the middle of the night to deal with a problem like this, you know this is serious shit. wait until you find out what the CEO wants to do. typical wall streeters... ;)
i thought wall street 2 was better because this movie didn’t really have much character development to start with. the only character whose got some depth is kevin spacey’s, but it would have been better if the others were treated the same way. plus...the ending?! WTF was that?! laaaaaame and too open-ended... we need to know what happens to the firm and everyone we spent getting to know for the past hr and 47 mins!!! :/ i was attracted to this movie because of its awesome cast, and everyone does a pretty good job in their respective roles. it’s no surprise that wall street is a volatile place at the moment, but geez...this is a very realistic look at what goes down in crisis. check it out if you’re into finance. ;)
4 out of 5 stars
another wall street movie re: the 2008 financial crisis, and it’s actually pretty good. not as good and dramatic as wall street 2, but still pretty realistic. plus, did i mention an awesome cast of kevin spacey, paul bettany, jeremy irons, zachary quinto, simon baker, and stanley tucci? yeeeeah, quite the cast. ;)
so, this movie centers on the junior and senior executives of an investment firm called MBS. it starts with the first round of firings as peter sullivan (zachary quinto) and seth bregman (penn badgley) look on with disbelief. they can’t believe half their floor is gone, and they are SHOCKED when eric dale (stanley tucci) AND peter and seth’s boss is let go as well. but before eric leaves the building, he gives peter a USB flash drive containing a project he was working on. peter starts working on the missing elements of eric’s project, and soon discovers that trading will soon exceed the historical volatility levels used by the firm to calculate risk. because of this, it is predicted that the firm will suffer a loss greater than its market capitalization. what does all that mean? in plain english: because the firm has exceeded the historical volatility levels, the firm is at risk for BANKRUPTCY and thus will have no value. peter alerts his boss’s boss will emerson (paul bettany), who then alerts his boss sam rogers (kevin spacey), who then alerts his boss jared cohen (simon baker) and chief risk management officer sarah robertson (demi moore), who then alerts the top dog...john tuld. (jeremy irons) if the CEO of your company is flying in via helicopter in the middle of the night to deal with a problem like this, you know this is serious shit. wait until you find out what the CEO wants to do. typical wall streeters... ;)
i thought wall street 2 was better because this movie didn’t really have much character development to start with. the only character whose got some depth is kevin spacey’s, but it would have been better if the others were treated the same way. plus...the ending?! WTF was that?! laaaaaame and too open-ended... we need to know what happens to the firm and everyone we spent getting to know for the past hr and 47 mins!!! :/ i was attracted to this movie because of its awesome cast, and everyone does a pretty good job in their respective roles. it’s no surprise that wall street is a volatile place at the moment, but geez...this is a very realistic look at what goes down in crisis. check it out if you’re into finance. ;)
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
HARRY POTTER & THE DEATHLY HALLOWS: PART 2
5 out of 5 stars
EXCELLENT!!! or as the brits say...BRILLIANT!!! i was deathly bored with harry potter: part 1, but part 2 brings it all home and more! what a bittersweet ending. :)
RECAP: harry potter and his friends, hermione and ron, tend to their wounds and re-evaluadte their game plan to bring down the one and evil voldemort by destroying all the horcruxes. if you don’t remember from part 1, read my review on HP7: part 1. but in case you don’t have the time... harry learns that the horcruxes contain a piece of voldemort’s soul, and by destroying all of them, one destroys voldemort. so, harry and his friends question a goblin who works at gringotts wizarding bank who was being questioned by bellatrix from the first movie, and gets him to take them inside bellatrix lestrange’s vault in exchange for griffindor’s sword. (greedy-ass goblin...) all is semi-going well until the goblin betrays them and locks them in the vault, so harry and his friends have to escape via a fire-breathing dragon who was guarding the vault! they then realize that another horcrux AKA rowena ravenclaw’s diadem (in case you didn’t know- it’s sort of a tiara) is INSIDE hogwart’s castle. they are helped by dumbledore’s brother abeforth, and neville longbottom and co. help harry get back into hogwart’s to complete their mission. pretty soon, hogwarts is attacked by trolls, giant spiders, death eaters, and even lord voldemort himself...who now possesses the elder wand, the most powerful wand in the world. does harry have a chance now? well, you’ll see... ;)
like i said, i was deathly bored with harry potter part 1, but this was by far THE BEST HARRY POTTER MOVIE....HANDS DOWN. it’s clearly a continuation of the first part, and it brings everything home, even the epilogue. it’s bittersweet and packed with magical battles and the final showdown between harry and voldemort is very appropriately shown. at the end of the day, good always triumphs over evil, although in this case, a lot of sacrifices had to be made. (i.e. death of harry’s parents, sirius black, remus, dumbledore) we also know snape’s true intentions, and i think that’s what makes j.k. rowling such an amazing author. great storytelling translated into a great movie! BRAVO, HP7: part 2. the whole series will surely be missed. :’)
5 out of 5 stars
EXCELLENT!!! or as the brits say...BRILLIANT!!! i was deathly bored with harry potter: part 1, but part 2 brings it all home and more! what a bittersweet ending. :)
RECAP: harry potter and his friends, hermione and ron, tend to their wounds and re-evaluadte their game plan to bring down the one and evil voldemort by destroying all the horcruxes. if you don’t remember from part 1, read my review on HP7: part 1. but in case you don’t have the time... harry learns that the horcruxes contain a piece of voldemort’s soul, and by destroying all of them, one destroys voldemort. so, harry and his friends question a goblin who works at gringotts wizarding bank who was being questioned by bellatrix from the first movie, and gets him to take them inside bellatrix lestrange’s vault in exchange for griffindor’s sword. (greedy-ass goblin...) all is semi-going well until the goblin betrays them and locks them in the vault, so harry and his friends have to escape via a fire-breathing dragon who was guarding the vault! they then realize that another horcrux AKA rowena ravenclaw’s diadem (in case you didn’t know- it’s sort of a tiara) is INSIDE hogwart’s castle. they are helped by dumbledore’s brother abeforth, and neville longbottom and co. help harry get back into hogwart’s to complete their mission. pretty soon, hogwarts is attacked by trolls, giant spiders, death eaters, and even lord voldemort himself...who now possesses the elder wand, the most powerful wand in the world. does harry have a chance now? well, you’ll see... ;)
like i said, i was deathly bored with harry potter part 1, but this was by far THE BEST HARRY POTTER MOVIE....HANDS DOWN. it’s clearly a continuation of the first part, and it brings everything home, even the epilogue. it’s bittersweet and packed with magical battles and the final showdown between harry and voldemort is very appropriately shown. at the end of the day, good always triumphs over evil, although in this case, a lot of sacrifices had to be made. (i.e. death of harry’s parents, sirius black, remus, dumbledore) we also know snape’s true intentions, and i think that’s what makes j.k. rowling such an amazing author. great storytelling translated into a great movie! BRAVO, HP7: part 2. the whole series will surely be missed. :’)
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
KUNG FU PANDA 2
5 out of 5 stars
"stairs... my ENEMY." - po
even better than the original! dreamworks, you’ve done it again. great work with kung fu panda 2... ;)
po the loveable dragon warrior (voiced perfectly by jack black) is baaaaaack with the furious five, protecting china from evil and darkness. in case you’ve forgotten...the furious five consists of a praying mantis AKA seth rogen, snake AKA lucy liu, monkey AKA jackie chan, crane AKA david cross, and of course, tigress AKA angelina jolie. under the tutelage of master shifu (dustin hoffman), po learns the importance of achieving inner peace, but the peace of china is soon disturbed by the evil lord shen...a handsome yet evil peacock. (voiced perfectly by gary oldman) the story of the peacock is that the peacocks were the ones who invented firecrackers, but their son AKA lord shen had other plans for the invention and wanted to use firecrackers as a source of evil. the soothsayer goat had predicted that lord shen would be defeated by a warrior of black and white, thus lord shen decided to terminate all pandas living in china... thus, we learn the origins of po and how he ended up being raised by a noodle-loving goose. ;)
the story of po is really sweet, and i loved how lord shen and po had interlocking storylines. (not just a good vs. evil plot) 2011 was truly the year for sequels esp. animation movies, and i thought dreamworks did a nice job providing us with a sequel that was more of a prequel this time? i certainly hope how to train your dragon is this way next year! however, the ending of this movie makes me wonder if there’ll be a kung fu panda 3? maybe... if it’s anything like this one, i’d definitely put it on my list to watch it. ;)
5 out of 5 stars
"stairs... my ENEMY." - po
even better than the original! dreamworks, you’ve done it again. great work with kung fu panda 2... ;)
po the loveable dragon warrior (voiced perfectly by jack black) is baaaaaack with the furious five, protecting china from evil and darkness. in case you’ve forgotten...the furious five consists of a praying mantis AKA seth rogen, snake AKA lucy liu, monkey AKA jackie chan, crane AKA david cross, and of course, tigress AKA angelina jolie. under the tutelage of master shifu (dustin hoffman), po learns the importance of achieving inner peace, but the peace of china is soon disturbed by the evil lord shen...a handsome yet evil peacock. (voiced perfectly by gary oldman) the story of the peacock is that the peacocks were the ones who invented firecrackers, but their son AKA lord shen had other plans for the invention and wanted to use firecrackers as a source of evil. the soothsayer goat had predicted that lord shen would be defeated by a warrior of black and white, thus lord shen decided to terminate all pandas living in china... thus, we learn the origins of po and how he ended up being raised by a noodle-loving goose. ;)
the story of po is really sweet, and i loved how lord shen and po had interlocking storylines. (not just a good vs. evil plot) 2011 was truly the year for sequels esp. animation movies, and i thought dreamworks did a nice job providing us with a sequel that was more of a prequel this time? i certainly hope how to train your dragon is this way next year! however, the ending of this movie makes me wonder if there’ll be a kung fu panda 3? maybe... if it’s anything like this one, i’d definitely put it on my list to watch it. ;)
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