The Country Bears Review

Country Bears, The
In a world where humans and talking bears co-exist, Beary goes on a journey to discover his family tree. No, not literally a tree.

by Emma Cochrane |
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Release Date:

01 Jan 2000

Running Time:

0 minutes

Certificate:

U

Original Title:

Country Bears, The

Like Blues Brothers (if Jake and Elwood were hairy, brown ursines and loved country music), but for kids.

That's the sort of thing Disney were going for when they pitched this movie, a spin-off idea from one of their amusement park attractions. Part genius (great cameos, Christopher Walken and an amplifier that goes up to '12') and part what-the-huh?

Too American, too country, too much like a slick, brand extension cash-in, Country Bears hovers between cult video hit and utter rubbish, never being compellingly either.

Too American, too country, too much like a slick, brand extension cash-in, Country Bears hovers between cult video hit and utter rubbish, never being compellingly either.

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