The Country Bears
Adventure • G • 2002 • 1 hr 28 min
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Disney would rather not talk about this movie. And neither would I.
It’s more worth your time and money to buy a ticket to Disney World to solely see the Country Bear show only once, than to watch this movie.
Not much to look at, really, but I’ve seen worse stuff than this.
This film lives in it’s own little world and just has a bonkers time. Plus it has to be said Christopher Walken is giving a million percent!
For a kids movie, this is horrifying and confusing. I can’t imagine any child liking this
I loved this as a kid and love it still as adult! Lots of funny cute moments! Great music! Who's that little bear? It's Beary!
At times the bears are quite terrifying. This would have worked better as an animation.
Didn’t even like it when I was a kid. Kinda creepy.
Troubling to look at with inconsistent plot lines and the world in general. Licensed some good songs but is as predicable as it gets.
I know this isn’t the greatest movie but I find enjoyment in it. It has fun songs and a good lesson to learn but it does get pretty cheesy
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