The Prodigy (2009)

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Such a frustrating disappointment

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Anybody that gave this movie more than two stars is trolling. I have seen many films derided as the worst in existence, and let me tell you: This is the absolute worst. There are literally no redeeming qualities in this movie whatsoever.Animation: Looks like it was done in Poser. The cut scenes in Final Fantasy VII had better graphics.Plot: Dumb, predictable and boring.Voice acting: Stiff and lifeless.Characters: Differing between bland and annoying as f***. Jar-Jar Binks cannot hold a candle to the panda master.The ONLY possible redemption this movie might offer is some of the set pieces, but that will be squandered completely when you see the complete void of inspiration that are the jade, silver and gold rooms, one of which, I kid you not, is decorated with a giant down-to-the-details ripoff of the Mortal Kombat logo.The ONLY reason anyone should watch this is to increase your tolerance for pain. All of my friends question how I can sit through Battlefield Earth, The Last Airbender, Movie 43 and 2016: Obama's America without ever once wanting to gnaw my own leg off, and the truth is that those movies are all masterpieces compared to The Prodigy.IT IS THAT BAD.

In the movie "The Prodigy" True art on a level unimaginable by human intellect was performed. The voices were a symphony in my head. Animation so flawless I almost thought it was real. Finally, the plot truly revealed the message, kept the watcher engaged, and made true romance."The Prodigy" is about a panda who raised a girl to fight since she was young. She is now a teenager and falls In love with This boy who's father is very over-protective of his child. Unfortunately, a brother and sister united capture the boy to try and rule. Will The boy's father ever let them couple be? Will They save the soon to rule before his father gives in? You will have to watch to find out.The voices really got my attention. Every word as if the actor was really that who they were being. The emotion takes you to another world with the perfect lines to fully sum up the feelings in the moment. The metaphor in the lines, wrapped in the beautiful acting styles of those in "The Prodigy". Out of everything this with the animation took my soul and drenched it in a sea of tears along, with occasional humour along the way.As far as animations go even today, "The Prodigy" is still one of the top of the scale. The movement style was so delicate and careful. The fighting was, fast, intense, and kept you in your seat the whole way through. Such immense graphics with beautiful movements that even a human could not possibly pull off in that perfection that "The Prodigy" has accomplished. When you see the animation you will be even more surprised to see how much better things can possibly get with the plot.The plot truly made "The Prodigy" the hidden gem that is and will always be one of my favourite movies of all time. It deserves a Oscar for the work and dedication taken into the story line that stands up for woman and reveals you can do anything if you believe. many are offended from the rating it has currently received and some even go as far to blame something like a glitch or a group or 'trolls'. 'Trolls' for all of you less informed about the internet is a term referring to people who try to trick people for a cheap laugh. The plot truly symbolizes the romance between the boy and girl. The conflicts were things expected from Shakespeare yet, took the form of a children's "The Prodigy". You will love "The Prodigy" for it's creative humour. their have so much more to be said about the plot but, to continue I might unveil the best parts. Out of all "The Prodigy" should be named a classic for people of all ages.I would recommend "The Prodigy" to anyone with it's flawless sound, excellent animation, and brilliant plot.

This animation was a trip. I really dug it. Especially to see my boy jumping around and laughing his little butt off. I bought him the DVD, didn't pay that much for it, so what the heck. There was some cheesy jokes and the panda teacher was a nut; but it made us laugh.We liked the princess. She had blonde hair, pretty, but really mean. She got what she deserved. The panda always tripped her up in some accidental way. Without giving away too much - it had a love story, where KG, the prodigy, had to rescue her prince who was kidnapped. They had to journey through a lot of traps, and battle their way to the enemies castle. It was cool to see animated characters doing Kung Fu. We watched the bonus features and there was a couple interesting docs about creating animation and characters; it was simple enough for a kid to understand, which is good.

My daughters really liked the love story and KG, the Kung Fu girl. Every time KG would kick, the girls cheered and screamed. They really got into her and they usually don't jump around and do Kung Fu. My 4 year old loved all the colors and kept watching without interruption. It was a bit silly IMHO, but all cartoons are to me. The panda character was totally different from the KF Panda movie; this one is short, old, like a crazy wise old teacher. He had a funny accent and was always playing pranks and tripping people up on accident. I liked this little guy and his jokes the most. The dark castle at the end was cool, with all the traps and monsters at each level. They had to fight their way to the top.