Kung Fu Panda is a wuxia humor movie created by Ethan Reiff along with Cyrus Voris. The Universal Pictures owns the movie series through DreamWorks Animation. The computer-animated film is distributed by Paramount Pictures. John Stevenson and Mark Osborne have directed the movie. The film is set in the locations of ancient China populated by anthropomorphic talking animals. The film has had three releases so far and the fourth installment is due to hit the shelves soon.
WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT?
The story revolves around a highly energetic bumbling panda who is a Kung Fu enthusiast. Panda Po is destined to defeat an evil Kung Fu warrior Po who escapes from prison. The fourth is expected to take a peek at Po’s relationships and family.
It is also anticipated that Po’s father would be teaching new Kung Fu techniques to Po which makes him a Kung Fu expert. A new villain is also expected to be introduced in the fourth installment named She- Wolf with her team to defeat Po.With all these guesses about the movie Po is sure to treat his fans coming back more adventurous and courageous.
WHO COULD BE THE CAST IN THE MOVIE?
There is no official confirmation on the cast of the film but it could be presumed that the celebrities would reunite in this season. Jack Black would be voicing for Po. Angelina Jolie will be playing the Tigress. Bryan Cranston will be as Shan and Jackie Chan would be cast as Monkey while Dustin Hoffman will be shifu, Lucy Liye will be the viper and Seth rogen will be as Mantis.
RELEASE DATE OF THE KUNG FU PANDA 4:
The production business of the movie has shifted from NBC universal to DreamWorks which has contributed to the delay in the release of the movie along with the halt in the production due to the impact of the pandemic of COVID 19. There is a hint about the fourth installment of the movie by the CEO of DreamWorks which does not say anything about the date of the release of the movie.
As of now, all that we could do is to wait for the news from the creator’s side on the date of release of the movie.
