André Lacombe, Bart the Bear, Jack Wallace
Told from the bears' point of view, an orphaned bear cub is befriended by a Kodiak bear, and together they chase two intruding hunters out of the forest.
DVD Release Date: March 7, 2000
Stats: 395 reviews
Nice scenery. An orphaned baby bear hangs out with an older daddy bear. There are humans observing this, with a stern warning from the older bear when they get too close. Not much dialogue. Lots of bear behaviour is captured nicely.
Great production, which really cares about animals as the movie portrays them in a light that only an animal lover would. I should know because I love animals, the score is perfect and the closing scene is nothing but heart warming and fulfilling. All people who like animals have...( read more)
A meticulously rejuvenating film,not so much for the tutoring progress (a bear in need for instance),the guidance of this project keeps a succumbing passion of emotions,marvelous cuddles,a child's movie outside Hollywood's brainwashing fishy smell...
Fantastic views on beautiful mountains of British Columbia. The animal actors were real stars, well done. I shouldn't rate more as I was sleeping for about one third of the film :-) ... but yet I got - I guess - enough of the highly emotive story. I liked it and I would like to s...( read more)
The best nature film I've ever seen. A true work of art. It appears documentary and every moment is like being a witness to something that could not possibly have been captured on film. And yet it is.
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This story follows a cute little bear and a bigger bear and their incunter with man. It has it sads part, but thats just how nature is. Anyway it ends really well but a little abrupt.
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