If you have watched Kung Fu panda, don't watch this. The contrast will be brutally incomparable. The story revolve around a fat rabbit who has acquire the life-long kungfu aura of Shifu (a monkey). The fat rabbit will eventually uphold justice by defeating the bad ass Panda.

Almost the same storyline but a lot more dull and boring. Animation was as poor as what you will see in a mediocre Nickelodeon computer generated graphics. A good analogy will be a wanna-be China made World of Warcraft program.

A recent interview with the voice cast of the movie states that the comparison of this movie with Kungfu Panda is inevitable. It also mean that this movie is as good as the latter having been compared to it. I have a gut feeling that audience will feel cheated should they believe that statement.

So if you want to watch some animation with your kids, watching Nickelodeon isn't a bad idea and the storyline is shorter without the agony of going through a wanna-be movie. By the way, there are better 3D movies out there anyway.

While others have compared this movie to Kung Fu Panda, I decided to watch this on its own merits, especially since I am quite fascinated by Chinese culture. Unfortunately, the bland animation did not make this movie particularly interesting. The characters are poorly drawn and cannot get the sympathy of the audience. The jokes are so stilted it is too silly. The story line is rather boring and not moving. Maybe it can be interesting for young children but the movie has certainly no appeal to adults at all. The only good thing I could find was the music but it does not fit to the movie and thus cannot salvage the otherwise poor production.

A Chinese film that is ''very'' obviously a ''Kung Fu Panda'' mockbuster (one of the characters is even named Shifu),only with a rabbit who looks like a mix of Usagi Yojimbo Miyamoto Usagi, The Amazing World Of Gumball Richard Watterson, and a Final Fantasy Moogle, voiced by Jon Heder in a Simpleton Voice. One of the other voice actresses is Rebecca Black, and the creators are ''proud'' of the fact that they snagged the singer of the notorious "Friday". It's also loaded with Padding, as it takes 60 minutes into this 90-minute "action movie" for the protagonist to even make a fist, and he only fights for 30 seconds at the end of the movie!