Lisa W

I wasn't sure about this one, but since it didn't look to be complete garbage I gave it a chance. It was ok. Mostly forgettable but alright. Except the music, which was absolute trash. I cannot believe that anyone actually wrote that, performed it, edited it, and thought it was good, or even passable! There was maybe one almost good song, one eh song, and the rest might as well have been nails on a chalkboard. That would've been preferable. Plot and such maybe a soft 3 stars, music -100. Terrible. I WISH I would've taken the kids to see Trolls 3, at least the music would've been better.

Way way better than the first movie. Much more interesting plot that wasn't politically driven.

I don't know how anyone could like this. Maybe if it wasn't part of the Kung Fu Panda franchise it would be meh at best, but trying to make it part of something it had no business being part of makes it awful. Once again a strong, beloved male character has to be broken down into a useless fool to make a female character look strong. Above everything else that female bear is the reason I can't stand this show. She is stoic, boring, and has an accent that I refuse to believe is real. It's very cringy.

Loved it. Found myself rooting for megan most of the movie though because of my distaste for gemma. I guess I'm tired of the "career woman who's super into her job and doesn't know or care to know how to be a good parent" character.

I do not understand why anyone would like this movie, especially for young kids that believe in Santa. One of the girls straight up says "Santa is made up". I absolutely despise movies that do this, seriously no child is going to question whether or not someone they're told is real is actually real unless it's brought up! Beyond that this movie is just horrible, the plot is awful, no one is likeable, everything is dark and depressing for what I thought was going to be a cute movie about talking Christmas puppies. Why this was put on Disney plus instead of tossed in an incinerator is baffling.

Who thought of this? Even if it wasn't a ridiculous over the top politically driven nightmare, (seriously it's not subtle at all) the plot is boring and focused on Chase yet again, and a new annoying dachshund who tries to act like big cities are just full of nice friendly people who will come together like a big family. Who are these people who think politics and thoughtless messages about blindly trusting strangers are suitable topics for a movie aimed at preschoolers?

The CGI wasn't always the best and the main conflict has been done several times before, but this is a solid movie. It's fun and my kids (2, 4, and 7) thoroughly enjoy it and have watched it several times already. It could've been better with a more original conflict, but at least it wasn't a ridiculous politically imposing mess like the paw patrol movie.

I knew this movie would be boring and it was. Just the run of the mill horse girl movie, but my 4 year old daughter really wanted to see it so we rented it. She is a huge fan of the original Spirit movie (as am I), but we've never seen the netflix show. I thought just having horses in this movie would be enough to please her, but after 20 minutes she asked to turn it off and watch the original movie instead. We only kept watching because I paid money for it and my 7 year old son wanted to watch the rest. I don't mind it not being exceptional for me as I'm sure it was made for girls my daughter's age, but she didn't even like it and she loves everything with horses!

So boring with a lot of characters that barely have a personality, especially Raya. Worst and most bland princess ever. Sisu's voice (Awkwafina) is jarring and annoying. Despite being 2 hours long it seemed very rushed through the explaining the main plot (monster things turning people to stone) and focused too much time on stupid moments (Sisu "shopping")

I disagree with most who say the movie is too simple and should've had deeper messages, that's one of the things I liked most about it. There are plenty of kid movies with deeper themes, and after Raya shoving the message of trust down throats for the entirety of the movie with characters I cared nothing about, I was pleased to watch something that is just fun and uplifting with subtle messages and enjoyable characters. The animation is beautiful and I loved the friendships that developed (though I found myself shipping Luca and Alberto by the end). I really hope there's a sequel as there's could be so much more story there, but the ending is lovely.