@ztslovebird
The opening of this movie is brilliant. The characters don't need to say a word - you can feel horror and heartbreak in the peacocks' faces and expressions, and pinpoint the moment when Shen realized he may have gone too far.
@shadejakva9367
Shen took his exile as a sign his parents never loved him, when honestly that was a huge act of mercy on their part that I doubt they'd grant to anyone other then their son. Anyone else would have been imprisoned and executed for what he did. If anything them giving him the chance to turn his life around somewhere else despite his horrible crime is the ultimate proof they still loved him.
@RATHORAGE
It's rare to see a good movie get an even better sequel. especially to this degree.
@DevilishmanThe
According to the profile Dreamworks made for Shen while making the movie, part of Shen doesn't really want to conquer China, or continue the massacre, but at the same time knows that if he quits, then all those deaths and atrocities committed will have been for nothing.
@mst3KGf
Seriously, what was Shen thinking his parents' reaction was going to be? Most parents aren't too thrilled when their kid comes home and says, "Mom, Dad, I committed genocide today! Aren't you proud?"
@angbandsbane
When I heard the villain for this movie would be a peacock, I scoffed thinking they couldnt make him intimidating. I was wrong. Oh so very wrong
@thekingghidorah93
0:51 "One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it" -Oogway
@Eleni1002
Long ago the Pandas and the Peacocks lived together in Harmony...Then everything changed when Lord Shen attacked
@MrTHEMONEEMAKER
Had to be pandas because lord knows he's not gonna fight killer whales
@waflletoast11
Tai lung: power in strength Shen: power in mind Kai: power in spirit
@potemkinforest
1:05 - 1:12 I love how they manage to bring out both Shen's anguish and his parents' dismay using only their facial expressions, clever lighting and music.
@Watcherwashere
Warrior of black and white Pandas: Farming Shen: allow me to introduce myself
@devistater28
If the parents never invented fireworks Po never would have become the dragon warrior because he used them to meet oogway. And Shen might not have gone evil since there wouldn't be fireworks to take advantage of as a weapon
@Tyler171819
This story always made me sad. It’s a parents job to protect their children from the evils of this world, but what do you do when your child is the evil? It’s a no win situation.
@Nick_C1997
Fans of Kung Fu Panda: They would never be able to make a villain better than Tai Lung. DreamWorks: Hold my beer.
@imthecoolestguyalive
Not a drop of blood, not a single corpse, and yet, the weight in just the words, the visuals, and the music hits hard.
@SouthJerseySam
Very few sequels are perfect from beginning to end, but KFP2 was the sequel that was ultimately brilliant from beginning to end.
@whammycheng3758
Notably, fireworks was one of the reasons Po had become a dragon warrior.
@metademetra
Genocide! Best way to start a kid's movie! :D
@blueyoshikid329