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Dan Aykroyd, Justin Timberlake, Anna Faris, Tom Cavanagh, T.J. Miller, Nate Corddry, Andy Daly, Josh Robert Thompson, Tim McLachlan, Barry Duffield (więcej)Opisy(1)
Miś Yogi powraca! W Jellystone biznes nie idzie dobrze, jego mieszkańcy stanęli w obliczu utraty domu! Yogi musi udowodnić, że naprawdę jest \mądrzejszy niż przeciętny miś i obronić park przed zamknięciem. Fantastyczne kino familijne, rozbawi nie tylko najmłodszych! (Galapagos)
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I unexpectedly liked Yogi Bear and his little friend Bubu. The biggest problem, of course, is the script, which we've seen at least ten times before. I was also disappointed with Anna Faris, who I didn't even recognize at first. I agree that Tom Cavanagh wasn't great either. On the other hand, Justin Timberlake rocked! Pleasantly short, colorful, and quite funny. I see this as an average film on all fronts.
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Cartoons in the Hanna-Barbera tradition had their charms, but this one works a little differently. I dread to see what other old cartoons will fall victim to the contemporary fashion of live-action remakes. Pixie and Dixie? Huckleberry Hound? The Raccoons? Care Bears? At any rate, the current youth is very happy and the gags make one forget even such silliness as pronouncing Jellystone Park as something that should be made of jelly.
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Yogi Bear is another in a series of films that, along with Scooby-doo and The Smurfs (which I thankfully haven't seen), tried to break out of the purely animated version and into a more live-action one. The result is a sub-par and wannabe funny family film that relies on awkward scenes and silly acting performances, leaving you with the feeling that your IQ is slowly dropping to room temperature while watching it. The only thing that might be worth a positive mention is the nice setting and the decently done Yogi and Bubu.
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