Tonight is 'The Curse of Bridge Hollow'
A strong representation of African Americans in this film features evil spirits and horror-themed elements.
Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Po is finally living the dream as the Dragon Warrior—until a shadow from his past comes roaring back. When the ruthless peacock Lord Shen unleashes a devastating new weapon used to wipe out kung fu masters across the land, Po and the Furious Five race across China to put an end to his plans. But if Po is to have any hope of stopping him, he must first confront the truth of his origins—and find inner peace before his past tears him apart.
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Po is finally living the dream as the Dragon Warrior—until a shadow from his past comes roaring back. When the ruthless peacock Lord Shen unleashes a devastating new weapon used to wipe out kung fu masters across the land, Po and the Furious Five race across China to put an end to his plans. But if Po is to have any hope of stopping him, he must first confront the truth of his origins—and find inner peace before his past tears him apart.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Family, Comedy
Directed By:Jennifer Yuh Nelson
Written By:Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger
In Theaters:5/26/2011
Box Office:$665,692,281
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:DreamWorks Animation
Cast
Jennifer Yuh Nelson
Director
Jennifer Yuh Nelson
Director
Jack Black
Po (voice)
Angelina Jolie
Tigress (voice)
Dustin Hoffman
Master Shifu (voice)
Gary Oldman
Lord Shen (voice)
Jackie Chan
Monkey (voice)
Lucy Liu
Viper (voice)
Seth Rogen
Mantis (voice)
David Cross
Crane (voice)
Michelle Yeoh
The Soothsayer (voice)
James Hong
Mr. Ping (voice)
Danny McBride
Wolf Boss (voice)
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