Onlinewsma Absolutely Brilliant!

Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Tayloriona Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Abbigail Bush what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

huhcrazyindiana really?! For all the id.i.o.ts from IMDb.The Tangerine Bear: Home in Time for Christmas! (2000) is not from 2000 Is from 1999. And the uncut version at 51 minutes, remastered, 760x576 is for free on other free trackers. Why to buy the fuc.ki.ng DVD? F u IMDb, F u Amazon.Guess what, here is the 1999 production year http://s21.postimg.org/xkjohq2ef/3rthr.jpg Remove from IMDb the 2000 year cause is from 1999!Only in the uncut version at 51min you have another toy in the cartoon. Or this one http://s21.postimg.org/waqggey07/4rhbrt.jpg --> a cute black bird from another toy store. remastered like this: http://s21.postimg.org/gb7swv1yf/2uklk7.jpg http://s21.postimg.org/almyyt6ef/1hyh.jpg http://s21.postimg.org/bzelu45nr/image.jpg http://s21.postimg.org/sfn2dueuf/image.jpg''your name will be added to a blacklist and all your future reviews will be discarded automatically '' like a give a Shiitef u IMDb,

Writer_Commentary I'm not sure why most people aren't familiar with this special. In fact, I didn't know about this until quite a while later. No matter what your age is, I believe that you will enjoy this. While toys coming to life when people aren't looking is a very common premise, I have yet to see it fail to create something good. The story is very sweet all the way through. You'll probably like this, even if your first time seeing it is as an adult. You may find yourself watching this even when it isn't Christmas because it could actually work for any part of the year, they just chose Christmas for this particular story. But whether you have a kid who likes nice stories or you are a kid yourself, I highly recommend this movie to watch all the time.

eparrotte This movie was initially a made for TV special, so the animation is not Disney quality the way "adults" like cartoons to be. My three year old son LOVES this movie. The songs, and the characters. We have watched the movie just about every day since we brought it home (about a month ago). It was a clearance VHS tape that he is wearing out. I am going to have to buy it on DVD. I only let him watch an hour of TV a day, so he is forgoing Dragon Tales and Bob the Builder to watch this every day. As an adult, I have to say that I have seen much better movies in my life. But, since it is a story geared towards children, and my son loves this movie, I have to give this move a high rating. The only reason it isn't a ten is because I am sick and tired of watching it all the time. If you are purchasing this movie for yourself, you are probably not going to like it. If you are purchasing this movie for a child, he/she will love it. His/her parents will probably place a curse on you for purchasing this addictive movie. (Too much of a good thing is usually bad). The storyline is cheerful and upbeat and it has some moral value in it. It teaches about family and helping your neighbor even when your neighbor isn't always the nicest to you. There is no violence in the movie.

MovieAddict2016 Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Howie Mandel, David Hyde Pierce, Jenna Elfman, Marlon Wayans and Tom Bosley make up the cast of "The Tangerine Bear," a decent family film that features a fine cast and "okay" animation. Tangy is a teddy bear who has tragically been created with an upside-down smile. In this film he basically sits in a toy shop and is a good samaritan to other toys, and of course the sentimental ending is included. The animation may not be great, the story may be a bit dry, but "The Tangerine Bear" isn't that bad. Just decent. It's clean entertainment to be enjoyed around the holiday, which as I write this, is coming up very soon.2.5/5 stars--John Ulmer