Therapist Reacts to Adoption in KUNG FU PANDA 2 and 3 - Good or GREAT?

by Panzer
Soothsayer: Your story may not have such a happy beginning.
Jono: There's a sense of mourning and grief that is a necessary part of life.
Soothsayer: But that doesn't make you who you are.
Jono: Sometimes children lose their parents and parents pass away and somebody else raises them.
And it's tragic and it's hard.
Soothsayer: It is the rest of your story.
Alan: He needs to redefine what he is.
He has to come to terms with what is inside of him.
Soothsayer: Who you choose to be.
Po: I am Po.
And I'm gonna need a hat.
Po: Wahooo!
Jono: Our different roles define us. Our different relationships define us.
Po grew as a panda and knowing his panda father.
Pan-dad: That's how we roll!
Jono: He also grew in knowing his goose father and in his friends and with Shifu.
Po: I love you guys!
Jono: We are limitless in our capacity for love,
and our capacity to do good, and our capacity for growth.
And if you ask me, that's the purpose of living.
Po: Am I the son of a panda?
The son of a goose?
A student?
A teacher?
Turns out...
I'm all of them.
I am the Dragon Warrior.
Alan: Hello and welcome to Cinema Therapy.
I'm Alan Seawright. I'm a professional filmmaker who needs therapy,
and... acting lessons.
Jono: I'm Jonathan Decker, licensed therapist who loves movies.
What have we got going on today?
I would like to have you react to...
a panda and his dad, and his other dad.
Jono: Awww, awesome.
Po: Oh-ho-ho! Thanks, dads.
Jono: We're doing a Kung Fu Panda... Alan: We're doing Kung Fu Panda!
Jono: ...2 and 3.
Alan: 2 and 3. Jono: Yes!