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Jack Black's Po — a noodle-shop panda accidentally anointed the legendary Dragon Warrior — turned out to be DreamWorks at its best. 'Skadoosh' entered the vocabulary, the Wuxi Finger Hold entered recess, and there is no charge for awesomeness.
Jack Black in stretchy pants: a monastery cook who moonlights as a luchador to buy the orphans better food. Jared Hess's Napoleon Dynamite follow-up gave the 2000s an entire dialect of quotes delivered in one gloriously unplaceable accent.
Jack Black gets hypnotized by Tony Robbins (yes, really, playing himself) to see only inner beauty, and falls for the woman of his dreams—who happens to be wearing a 25-pound fat suit. It's a broad comedy that made a lot of money and aged like milk left in the sun. Modern rewatching is complicated by the fact that the actors who wore that suit lived through genuine hurt.