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filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Fleur Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

Python Hyena Yogi Bear (2010): Dir: Eric Brevig / Cast: Tom Cavenagh, Anna Faris, Andrew Daly / Voices: Dan Aykroyd, Justin Timberlake: Here is an example of computer generated images taking charge while plot and story becomes threadbare. It is also based on a classic Hannah Barbara cartoon that deserves better cinematic respect than this. Computer generated family film about the bear with abilities like no other. Jellystone park is threatened when the corrupt Mayor decides to use its destruction for political gain. Ranger Smith must come up with a solution while dealing with Yogi Bear's picnic basket stealing ways. Directed by Eric Brevig with splendid computer graphic images of Yogi and his pal Boo Boo. Unfortunately the screenplay would make better bear dropping pickup. Dan Aykroyd voices Yogi and Justin Timberlake voices Boo Boo and despite their efforts they cannot save the disastrous script. The plot is conventional and dull thus leaving our two bears with little to do. It gets to the point where viewers will likely wish a six pack was in one of those baskets just to cure the nonsense. Anna Faris shows up as a wildlife preserver. After her great comedic performance in Observe and Report what a waste her talent is here. Tom Cavenagh plays Ranger Smith who is a love lorn total cardboard along with his dimwitted employee. The evil Mayor takes the prize as most embarrassing spectacle in the entire film. He is played by Andrew Daly who should have wished that his role was animated so that he not been shamed on screen. Celebrated cartoon subdued in idiot plot. Score: 5 / 10

Harriet Deltubbo Take a deep breath when you enter the cinema to see this one because it's downright breathtaking. At the end of the day, it's a fun, entertaining blockbuster, and that's really all it needed to be. I love this movie, which is hilarious! My favorite character is Yogi Bear. Yogi catches his cape on fire at one point. Yogi proves he is "smarter than the average bear." My only problems with the film are most present in the latter half. The first 45 minutes is a lot of fun and is rather cleverly made. I wasn't really sure if I'd like the movie. I thoroughly enjoyed this film, Lots of time on character development, and the intricacies that make you really care for a plot and its characters. 7/10.

Matt Lincoln Do not agree with some of the reviews written below, I loved this film. So it may not have a completely original plot but I've got to say that I enjoyed every minute. I thought the cast all played a brilliant part and made the movie a real enjoyable watch. It had moments of great excitement and lots of laughs.Having watched the Yogi Bear cartoon in the past, this made a welcome revisit to Jellystone and the lovable Yogi and Boo Boo.Whether you're a child now, or at heart you're bound to love this film.Recommended for allBuy now!

anthony-rigoni I know this is Yogi Bear's first movie and I know that it's a long time since he was seen. But, I want to know who was the jackass that said "Hey, this is a great idea for a movie! I'm so smart!" Why is Yogi Bear nothing but bear s___? Let's dive in...First, the acting. No one, not even the voice actors, have put effort into their acting. Dan Akroyd, what the hell were you thinking?! You were in Ghostbusters! GHOSTBUSTERS, FOR GOODNESS SAKES! Second, the CGI Yogi Bear. Wow, they were on drugs when they made the CGI Yogi Bear. Looks like somebody didn't learn their listen after that piece of s___ Scooby Doo movie. Third, the 3D version isn't helping much. Where's the action scenes?! I wanna see epic car chases, not seeing two people talk to each other in f______ 3D!!! Fourth, most of the time, this movie isn't even about Yogi Bear at all. The most camera time goes to some jerk-off who wants to close down Jellystone Park. SHARE THE SPOTLIGHT, YA DAMN CAMERA HOG!!! Bottom Line: Lack of laughter, hideous CGI characters, corny acting, and the villain hogging the camera are the reasons why Yogi Bear should have been shot so that it be made into a bear rug.