I mean, at least there are actual jokes in the trailer. (filmjunk.com)
As to whether the movie plays said respective shticks off each other well, that's another matter — as is the Lonely Island — alum filmmaker's inability to meld his weirdo absurdism with a corporate blockbuster's framework, and the lazy overreliance on creative obscenities in lieu of actual jokes. (timeout.com)
I'm less enamored of the dialogue, which includes about a thousand references to Po being fat and / or hungry — not actual jokes, usually, but mere references, or gags where the punchline is that, yep, sure enough, Po wants to stop and get something to eat. (ericdsnider.com)