GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Hattie I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

OmegaVenomous Why was this ever made? Oh yea, all it's for is to ripoff children by having parents buy this thinking it's a Kung Fu Panda DVD. But once they put the disc in and play the movie, they realized they messed up and bought a ripoff. Seriously, just why? The animation is atrocious, the characters are bad, the whole thing is a atrocity, and there is absolutely nothing good about this movie. Plus, this isn't the only mockbuster this company has made. They have made a ripoff of Ratatouille, Up, and others. Seriously, this company needs to get copyrighted by the companies who originally made the movies. This needs to stop NOW.

I am Snarf This movie was bad, but let's go over the plot first. A panda works at some fight club and bar, he wants to be a dancer but accidentally gets in a fight. In my opinion pretty bad. The Pros: I think the Panda voice is pretty appealing, and suitable for maybe, how do i put this... A movie with actual thought put into the lines and how they should be used. That's it. That is the only good thing about it. Now... The Cons: The animation is poor it isn't synced with the lines, a bad plot and a misleading title, he isn't even a fighter, he gets the crap beat out of him in the only fight he did, and he isn't little, he looks rather fat to me, also, it reuses a few shots. Overall, the movie could be half decent if you rewrote the plot and got a better animating crew. It is however, a kids film, so a child does not have a critics eye, they'll like it if it's bright and full of happy useless story, so an easily pleased child would like it.

Gold MCCormick I have never seen a movie just as bad as this. The characters look like abominations, very dull colors, and really bad artists. (I'm talking about the background paintings). So I don't even know where to start on this review. This would be left to CinemaSins, or MrEnter, or whoever reviews movies.So first off, this is a rip off of Kung Fu Panda. A film made in 2008. That movie was EXCELLENT. So this animated movie has animation that has NO form of rendering. And the animation is so bad, the items go THROUGH the model's skin.The actual plot is about this panda that wants to be a dancer. Even though the title says FIGHTER. And there is a polar bear that likes to beat people up. It's like they made a production error, or Video Briquendo is just trying to lie for people to watch the movie.I have seen pretty bad films like The Last Airbender, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and a lot more. AND EVEN THEY KNOW HOW TO CORRECTLY USE CGI. Hell, even Fanboy and Chum Chum does. This film made me cringe so badly, It made me NOT to ever watch another movie from this company again.

Daniel Crawford Only once in my life have I watched a worse movie than this, and that was Leo the Lion.First things first, I must point out that my "friend" Logan Jones, whose reviews you can currently find on Leo the Lion and Ivan the Incredible, led me to this garbage movie. I have never known a worse person in my life. Watching this movie was the worst 50 minutes of my entire life, with the worst 80 minutes being those of Leo the Lion.I'm just going to jump right into my many complaints. Starting off, animation-wise, I could have done better in my garage. Essentially, this movie is animated like a terrible computer game created by a classroom of high school students somewhere. No, no it isn't. That would be a major insult to every high school student who has ever tried computer animation even once. This movie exhibits slow, stiff animation which is capitalized upon by characters with three fingers, pixelated shadows, repetitive elevator music playing through the entire thing, Polaris's chest changing shape three times, and three, count 'em, three scenes in which Pancada clocks in at a trim fourteen seconds to get from Polaris's door to his desk. Also, the movie makes a point of filming Pancada as he takes a long twenty-one seconds to cross a small bridge.Now, word on the acting and script writing. The script sounds like it was written in about thirty minutes and is acted out with zero emotion. The gap between lines is either non-existent or five seconds long. They also use off-brand expressions such as 'no skin off my back' and 'what a cry and shame' which I have only used conversationally with Logan Jones since watching this movie. The script is extremely predictable and yet you'll find yourself hating it even more for how non-chalantly it is delivered. Of course, to truly understand how disgusting this script and acting are, you'll have to watch it yourself, but at your own risk.Finally, I must point out the movie's many plot deficiencies. This bear Pancada goes through the whole movie talking about how 'I want to be a dancer' and he plays this 'dancer caught in a fighter's world' kind of part, so he tries out for dancing and fails, moving on to learning to box, (and on a side note, why have it in this martial arts setting and make it all about boxing and dancing???) which leaves you wondering what that whole dance fiasco was about, and then that Sheafoo guy tells him that 'fight how you dance' stuff which makes no sense since his dancing evidently sucked. So then he goes to fight in a match Polaris had no reason not to fight (because somehow everyone thought his entire stature changed and that Polaris dressed as him was now him) and loses that as well. So we know he's a complete loser at this point when we learn that Polaris had bet all his money AGAINST him, making Polaris rich. Finally I must ask: What sick, twisted message does THAT send to whatever kid watches this? So by looking at the DVD cover and even hearing the title you know this is trying to rip off Kung Fu Panda, using the exact same misty valley imagery as in Kung Fu Panda (which, by the way, never appears in this movie itself) and having Pancada striking virtually the same pose on the cover, but, I ask you, just how well did this cheap ripoff live up to the original?