Open-air cinema | Kung fu panda 4

1h 34min | Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Martial Arts
By Mike Mitchell (V), Stephanie Stine | By Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger
With Manu Payet, Jack Black, Awkwafina

After three adventures in which the dragon warrior Po fought the most formidable evil masters with unmatched bravery and martial arts skills, fate will again knock at his door to ... invite him to finally rest. More precisely, to be appointed spiritual leader of the Valley of Peace. This poses some obvious problems. Firstly, Po is proficient in spiritual leadership as well as diet, and secondly, he must quickly find and train a new dragon warrior before he can enjoy the benefits of his prestigious promotion. Even worse, it is about the recent appearance of a sorceress as ill-intentioned as powerful, Chameleon, a tiny lizard that can metamorphose into any creature, and this without distinction of size. Or Caméléone stares with her small, eager and piercing eyes at Po’s stick of wisdom, with the help of which she hopes to be able to summon from the realm of spirits all the evil masters that our dragon warrior has defeated. Po will have to find help. He is going to find some (or not?) with Zhen, a corsac vixen, a thief as cunning as she is witty, who has the gift of irritating Po but whose skills will prove invaluable. In order to successfully protect the Valley of Peace from the reptilian claws of Chameleon, this funny duo will have to find common ground. This will be an opportunity for Po to discover that heroes are not always where they are expected.